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I have a space between my cabin and the sloping hill behind that is about
three feet wide. I want to put up a retaining wall that will be about four feet high. Behind that, I will fill in an approximately 3' x 3' x square root of 27' wedge of fill dirt to come to the top of the wall. I can put block returns on at the ends, and a couple of places along the run to give it extra stability and support. There won't be a lot of pressure on it from the hill, as there will be no traffic, and the existing hillside has compacted for thousands of years now. Just some pressure from the fill. How should I do the footer? How deep, and what, about one course down from ground level? Lots of rebar both horizontal and vertical? Grout solid? Oh, yes, this will all have to be done with a mixer and bag cement, as there is no cement delivery where my cabin is. Input, please. TIA Steve |
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