Concrete End Cap Poured
Today, we sealed the end of the gap between the swimming lane’s back wall and the fence, by pouring in concrete into a mould. This End Cap was necessary because…
A DIY Selfbuild by Stephen, Shaun & Daphne
The Swimming Lane and Pond.
Today, we sealed the end of the gap between the swimming lane’s back wall and the fence, by pouring in concrete into a mould. This End Cap was necessary because…
The back wall is now completed with the 6th row of blocks laid today. we had to do another 31 blocks to finish it off and 1 around the corner…
Today, after a couple of weeks delay while we waited for the concrete in the back “retaining” wall, to cure and gain proficient strength, we released the shored up soil…
WOW! We finished it all today, even though we started much later at 11:30am (due to having had an appointment in the morning). We did 38 columns using 9½ bags…
Today, another 33 columns were filled!! We decided that it would make sense to split the mixing load in half and do only a half a bag of cement and…
Today, we managed to fill a further 31 hollow columns in our retaining back wall. This is 8 bags of cement, mixing each bag with 6 builders bucket of ballast.…
This afternoon, we began the task of filling up 101 hollow columns in the back wall of the retaining wall of the swimming lane. We got things organised and place…
We woke up to a thin layer of snow on some of the raised objects (off the wet ground) where it didn’t melt. The temperature is hovering around the freezing…
Our 13 tons of 10mm crushed ballast arrived today, in two separate loads of 4 tons and 9 tons!
Today, we finished off the 5th row and did as much of the 6th row we can do. That is another 38 blocks used! This is a total of 289½…