How Do You Make A Curved Concrete Block Retaining Wall?
Concrete block retaining walls can provide additional strength to a backyard’s foundation with elevated slopes by preventing soil erosion. They can eliminate extensive masonry work, can last longer than lumber walls and are cheaper than poured concrete or rocks. Oftentimes, an installer may encounter some obstacles along the way. One of the obstacles is trying to install the retaining wall on curved areas. Remove the debris, such as dead roots and weeds, at the base of the location where you will put your retaining wall. Measure the retaining wall’s layout. Mark out the areas using strings and stakes. Dig a trench about 6 inches deep. The width and depth of the trench should accommodate the size of the concrete retaining wall blocks that you are using. Fill the base with rocks; spread them evenly. Use gravel, crushed rocks or road base. You can use one type or a mixture of rocks compacted together. These rocks will support the first layer of blocks. Tamp the base with a hand tamper; us
