The block loading plan summarizes the materials needed to construct the walls of a hall that is 8.5 meters long by 21.6 meters wide. It specifies ordering 1500 high density blocks, 1000 normal blocks, and 500 more high density blocks for the center wall. The blocks should be stacked around the outside of the footprint, leaving room for the outer wall to be built from the outside.
The block loading plan summarizes the materials needed to construct the walls of a hall that is 8.5 meters long by 21.6 meters wide. It specifies ordering 1500 high density blocks, 1000 normal blocks, and 500 more high density blocks for the center wall. The blocks should be stacked around the outside of the footprint, leaving room for the outer wall to be built from the outside.
The block loading plan summarizes the materials needed to construct the walls of a hall that is 8.5 meters long by 21.6 meters wide. It specifies ordering 1500 high density blocks, 1000 normal blocks, and 500 more high density blocks for the center wall. The blocks should be stacked around the outside of the footprint, leaving room for the outer wall to be built from the outside.
Inner leaf - 1000 10n blocks Outer leaf - 700 normal blocks Centre wall – 500 10n blocks * Order: 1500 – High density 10n 4” blocks 1000 – Normal 4” blocks - stack all around the outside of the footprint up against the boundary walls and allowing room to build the outer-leaf from outside if possible. Can leave 300 off the pad. 2 bales of ‘pads’ (for levelling up) Square the footprint size by parallel lines and then check by corner to corner Two other methods: Pythagoras theorem L² + W ² = Hypotenuse² Divide H² by √ (gives an exact corner measurement off length and width) 3:4:5 Washered steel nail into corners – mark wall widths with paint if you wish Outer wall: 450mm wide Inner wall: 225mm wide Openings: 1200mm wide approx. Distance of the block stacks from the walls: 600 mm no less and not too much more Allow room between block stacks for the mortar bards
Note: The actual number of block stacks may be different
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