The Brew Cabin

Posted: **Wed Feb 15, 2017 10:56 am**

Ah come on.... I'm not saying I won't do it wet, I'm just saying I don't understand the process. I want to understand before I decide/start.
The comment above about end boards and rebar etc etc makes me understand a bit better what might be ahead of me.

I don't want to use sleepers as I have used wood before and it eventually rots (I'm not putting treated wood beside my veg patch) and I am now going for the long term solution which is proper brick walls. Beyond this I also have an equivalent fruit garden to do.... and eventually replace my patio with similar colour.... so I want to tie to all together into one scheme.

Looks like I will be doing it wet so......

Posted: **Wed Feb 15, 2017 5:45 pm**

Could you not just dig out channel for foundations and fill/compact hardcore to necessary level? If its just garden walls
surely that would give enough stability.

I should state I'm not a paver or builder but seems like your making things hard for yourself.

The guys that have offered you advice will be talking from experience.

Good luck

Posted: **Wed Feb 15, 2017 8:32 pm**

Needs to be concrete if you want it to last

Posted: **Thu Feb 16, 2017 7:28 am**

Ok 3p now your taking it on board, so you can move on. Any kind of edge restraint needs a footing with cbm. Don't forget the weep holes in your intended brickwork :;):

The Brew Cabin

Raised vegatable bed wall - foundation method