Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Retaining Wall Backfill How Much Backfill Rock Do You Need For A Retaining Wall?

How much backfill rock do you need for a retaining wall? - retaining wall backfill

Wall is 100 meters wide and 3 meters high.

Posted by Magen Balling at 12:03 PM

3 comments:

ŘĩĎĩŇ_Đï... said...

Click Close when a retaining wall in only 6 "of gravel needed on the tube deterioration, as in this image (to the tube of the deterioration of the retaining wall because of pressure from blank) from ground water under the wall without drainage or over the wall is The rest of the space to be replenished. http://www.redbacklandscaping.com.au/?m = .... Sun, 6 "deep x 6" x 100 feet wide '= 1 cubic meter
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For a wall 3 feet Woud I do this type if it was higher I would add a lot of reinforcing steel in the blocks to build one for the height of the wall next to the bars of the starters and one or two bars for each line.

January 22, 2010 at 5:17 AM
mrlaze said...

Im not sure what they want. Never heard the fill with rock.

Are you trying to fill the soil back againts the wall? For with the decision that it was necessary to another dimension. Need for each foot of width of the protected area in which one 300 cubic meters of earth, or about 11.11 meters would. Therefore, 1 foot 11,11 m, 2 m and 22.22 m is required, 3 feet wide, 33,33 m, etc.

Or are you asking about the stone can be for a base / base used? Id say that the width of the wall (10-12) and 18-24 cm deep is just a guess (but not 36 is "very high wall). 4-8 Fill" previously used to condense a 4x4, or tamping paste, then They compactly another 4-8 "lift and then add the final climb.

January 22, 2010 at 11:25 AM
jake the snake said...

600 cubic meters or 22 cubic meters or 35 metric tons

January 22, 2010 at 11:45 PM

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