Rough idear on the cost of a wall
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the old rule of thumb used to be the concrete in the footing would be 25% of the wall height
so roughly 375 deep
however if i am going to put my name to something it has to be done as bullet proof as possible
a wall never went over from being over engineered
a job we are starting tomorrow the original builders went 1m deep for a 7ft flint wall
after 2 years the wall started listing badly and ended up leaning over by 200mm out of plumb
it was acrowed over and vertical steels drop against the wall to hold it up
if Michael has chalk 300mm would be fine
LLL
so roughly 375 deep
however if i am going to put my name to something it has to be done as bullet proof as possible
a wall never went over from being over engineered
a job we are starting tomorrow the original builders went 1m deep for a 7ft flint wall
after 2 years the wall started listing badly and ended up leaning over by 200mm out of plumb
it was acrowed over and vertical steels drop against the wall to hold it up
if Michael has chalk 300mm would be fine
LLL