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How To Build A Concrete Sleeper Retaining Wall

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How To Build A Concrete Sleeper Retaining Wall

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  1. Building a Concrete Sleeper Retaining Wall www.notwood.com.au

  2. Introduction to Retaining Walls Retaining walls are structures designed to hold back soil and prevent erosion. They can be made of various materials such as concrete, wood, or stone. Retaining walls are commonly used in landscaping to create level surfaces on sloped terrain. www.notwood.com.au

  3. Materials and Tools Required Materials Tools Shovel Wheelbarrow Concrete mixer Drill Post hole digger Concrete sleepers Steel posts Concrete mix Rebar www.notwood.com.au

  4. Laying the Foundation Mark out the area for the retaining wall and dig a trench that is at least 200mm deep and 200mm wide. Level the base of the trench and compact it with a plate compactor or hand tamper until it is firm and level. Add a layer of crushed rock to the base of the trench and compact it again to create a stable foundation for the retaining wall. www.notwood.com.au

  5. Installing the Sleepers Lay out the first course of sleepers on the compacted base, ensuring they are level and straight. Drill holes through the sleepers and into the ground below using a hammer drill. Insert steel reinforcing bars into the holes and secure them with concrete. Backfill behind the wall with gravel or drainage material buildup. to prevent water www.notwood.com.au

  6. Backfilling and Compacting Backfill the area behind the retaining wall with soil Compact the soil in layers using a plate compactor or hand tamper Ensure that the soil is level and compacted to prevent settling www.notwood.com.au

  7. Maintenance and Repairs Maintenance Inspect the wall regularly for any signs of damage or wear. Remove any debris or vegetation that may be growing on or near the wall. Clean the surface of the wall with a pressure washer to remove any dirt or stains. Repairs Fill any cracks or holes in the wall with concrete filler or epoxy. Replace any damaged or broken sleepers with new ones. Check the drainage system to ensure proper water flow and prevent erosion. www.notwood.com.au

  8. CONTACT US! We provide high quality concrete products along with unmatched customer service, delivering value to our customers. Head Office 17 Lindsay Road, Lonsdale SA 5160 hello@notwood.com.au 1300 933 859 www.notwood.com.au

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