Rusty I purchased your multitorial a few days ago in preparation for the building of a block wall. Most of the neighbors have since replaced their fencing with block wall - 4x8x16 blocks in 12 panels with H-block columns between panels. Block Patio Walls & Retaining Walls - Holding back the Earth
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Ask the contractor to justify the bid - it won\'t work to your advantage to divulge the other bids but letting them know they are the highest or way up there will work to your advantage, if you ask them to explain why their price would need to be higher.
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All Multitorial Shopping Cart and Information Links are Here If you plan on buying them all scroll down to the Compilation of all Multitorial special! More Info on Do It Yourself Stamped Concrete More info on...
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I hope you keep your walls sealed and never need the Multitorial: \"Adobe, Brick and Block Restoration\" but if you haven\'t sealed your walls (or bought something that is already having problems) I do have a Multitorial that thoroughly covers repairing and restoring cracked masonry walls click here.
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For a detailed Multitorial on Retainingand Patio Walls - Holding Back The Earth, click here BENDING FOR PLACEMENT: If you have a $400.00 rebar cutter, bending rebar is a snap, but if you don\'t you will find this very useful in bending to 5/8\" rebar.
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For a detailed Multitorial on Retainingand Patio Walls - Holding Back The Earth, click here CHECKING FOR ACCURACY: An inaccurate level can really cause you problems. There would be barely over one cubic yard of concrete, per extra foot of footing width (footing depths are typically one foot), hmm 30 cubic feet, there are...
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Since I\'m laying block on a cured concrete footing, I\'m wondering if I use a full mortar bed for the first course or if I only mortar the \"face shell\" profile so that later, when I pour grout into the grout cells of the blocks the grout can contact the concrete footing and not...
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