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Baggerparty30 Jan 2024 20:09Hello,
could someone please tell me if the photo shows a strip footing? Is that visible in the picture?
I can only see stones, no continuous foundation. I cannot find any photos online of similar stones used for house construction.
According to the plan / architect:
Reinforced strip footing C20/25 width/height = 40/90 cm (16/35 inches)
Am I misunderstanding something?
could someone please tell me if the photo shows a strip footing? Is that visible in the picture?
I can only see stones, no continuous foundation. I cannot find any photos online of similar stones used for house construction.
According to the plan / architect:
Reinforced strip footing C20/25 width/height = 40/90 cm (16/35 inches)
Am I misunderstanding something?
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Simon-18931 Jan 2024 06:59Hello,
this is not so easy to identify. I assume that there is a strip foundation underneath. It looks like the bent reinforcement bars are coming out of a rough concrete surface. The overlapping lengths of the bent reinforcement bars onto the mesh also appear appropriate. The formwork blocks here can only serve as formwork but are not concreted in. Because in this case, the top edge of the formwork block equals the top edge of the insulation, which equals the finished floor level (FFL); above that only waterproofing and wall construction follow.
Are there no other formwork or reinforcement plans available?
this is not so easy to identify. I assume that there is a strip foundation underneath. It looks like the bent reinforcement bars are coming out of a rough concrete surface. The overlapping lengths of the bent reinforcement bars onto the mesh also appear appropriate. The formwork blocks here can only serve as formwork but are not concreted in. Because in this case, the top edge of the formwork block equals the top edge of the insulation, which equals the finished floor level (FFL); above that only waterproofing and wall construction follow.
Are there no other formwork or reinforcement plans available?
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