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illustrate both methods . A mold for making individual blocks is shown in Figure 5
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The second is to make “ blocks , ” molded as individual units then joined together
as with bricks , stones , or any other masonry units . Figures 5 - 9 and 5 - 10
illustrate both methods . A mold for making individual blocks is shown in Figure 5
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Underground foundation walls should be constructed with a minimum of 12 - inch
concrete blocks , reinforced with horizontal block reinforcement every other
course . Insert a # 4 bar in the vertical cores every 4 feet and fill around the rod
with ...
Underground foundation walls should be constructed with a minimum of 12 - inch
concrete blocks , reinforced with horizontal block reinforcement every other
course . Insert a # 4 bar in the vertical cores every 4 feet and fill around the rod
with ...
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If you wish to , you can increase the area of the solar windows and build a block
or stone wall within about 4 or 5 feet of ... In this case , you would want to fill the
cores of masonry blocks , if these are used for construction , to increase the heat
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If you wish to , you can increase the area of the solar windows and build a block
or stone wall within about 4 or 5 feet of ... In this case , you would want to fill the
cores of masonry blocks , if these are used for construction , to increase the heat
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| ISBN | 0878571140, 9780878571147 |
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