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Retaining Walls and Terraces
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<blockquote data-quote="Tazza" data-source="post: 35670" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>Looks great!</p><p>How do you tie the fasteners in to the ground behind the wall so it doesn't move? i have seen pinning done before, but that was for concrete. They can use compressed air and shoot rods into the bed rock/dirt as a key for the concrete to hold on to and not seperate if water got behind it. I do like the look of no posts to hold the wall back. The walls i have done needed posts. I made concrete railway sleeper sized slabs, they each weigh 150kg which is about the limit of what two people can handle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tazza, post: 35670, member: 82"] Looks great! How do you tie the fasteners in to the ground behind the wall so it doesn't move? i have seen pinning done before, but that was for concrete. They can use compressed air and shoot rods into the bed rock/dirt as a key for the concrete to hold on to and not seperate if water got behind it. I do like the look of no posts to hold the wall back. The walls i have done needed posts. I made concrete railway sleeper sized slabs, they each weigh 150kg which is about the limit of what two people can handle. [/QUOTE]
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