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boy kc that is one slick duck. she almost had us do her homework. lol
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i see that...
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wtf.
where is it. ughhhhh. is cobblestone as complicated as brick. |
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Edited by
bhernandez
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Mon 11/29/10 11:59 PM
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bleh.
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wtf. where is it. ughhhhh. is cobblestone as complicated as brick. Thought you said your not building it? |
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i'm not.
all i need to know is how thick my wall has to be. >.< |
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wtf. where is it. ughhhhh. is cobblestone as complicated as brick. yes. |
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Ask the person that will build it for you
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ughhhhhhhh.
three pages and you guys have yet to answer my damn question. |
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ughhhhhhhh. three pages and you guys have yet to answer my damn question. It's not hard, your just not seeing it. Most walls are a foot thick  Now you just have to pick
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well it can to some extent. what you would most likely have to do is build the wall twice with about two to three inches of space between the two walls. they can be tied together with brick ties going from one side to the other, but really your labor and material cost will also be twice as much. you can also use rebar risers coming out of the concrete footing to help strengthen it. |
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so two feet thick.
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Edited by
kc0003
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Tue 11/30/10 12:19 AM
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no. 8 to 10in. total
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so two feet thick. Do yourself a favor and talk to the person that is going to build it or whoever your going to get to bid on it. Your inner locking blocks would be the best and least expensive. |
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he said one foot.
and you said double it. |
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this garden will not be built.
it'll be built at a one to four scale. which means i'm just making this wall out of clay. i just need to know what i should scale it down to. and money is not an issue. pretend this garden is suppose to be for a millionaire. |
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if a normal brick is 2 1/2in thick, but you build two of them (parallel to each other) with 2 to 3 inches of space between them, what do you come up with?
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so eight inches.
six foot wall. and no one will die. |
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Edited by
TheShadow
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Tue 11/30/10 12:28 AM
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http://www.google.com/search?aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=landscaping+walls
There is over a hundred pictures to look at. |
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probably not....if you reinforce it with something (rebar) tied into the footing.
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