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How to build a casting mold with planks?
Planning to build a form for a 15 cm wide, approximately 3-meter-long, and up to 140 cm high wall (on sloping bedrock) and received a tip to use raw lumber instead of form plywood.
How close do the horizontal nail battens need to be?
How close should be the vertical battens with braces?
I welcome tips on the approach!
How close do the horizontal nail battens need to be?
How close should be the vertical battens with braces?
I welcome tips on the approach!
Read this thread, there's a lot of information: https://www.byggahus.se/forum/threads/gjuta-vaeldigt-stor-blomsterlada-i-betong.372580/page-7
- Unclear if it will be easier with råspont, probably depends on how "curvy" the rock is.
- If you use panels, you get a different surface than with råspont.
- If the bottom of the wall is not meant to be visible, you can pour a footing wider than 15 cm, making it easier to pour the rest of the wall on top, and the footing doesn't need to be placed so precisely. See linked thread.
- It is possible to drill into the rock and secure studs and other elements with expanders or similar.
- A horizontal stud at the bottom can be fastened/held in place with, for example, rebar drilled into the rock.
- Drill into the rock and fasten dowels and/or standing rebar with chemical anchors.
- Consider how to drain water that will run towards the wall.
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