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Footers must be a minimum of 24 inches deep. There must be a minimum of 6 inches of concrete in the footer, 2 story home-8 inches deep. Rebars are required in dwellings. Either 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch is permitted.
Minimum depth of footing to be 24 inches below final grade and 12 inches below existing grade. Footing size to be based on allowable soil pressure of 2000 pounds per square foot. Anchor Bolts are to be 1/2 inch diameter, within 12 inches of corners and placed a MAXIMUM 6 feet o.c.
To keep the bottom row of blocks from pushing outward, bury the lowest section of a retaining wall. The general rule of thumb is to bury about one-eighth of the height of the wall. For example, if your wall will be three feet (36 inches) tall, the first course of blocks should start five inches below soil level.
All 3 types of slabs will need a footer and a slab of at least 4 thick. The footers' depth needs to be the depth of the frost line or as per local code, but no less than 12 deep. The width of the footer needs to be at least 12 wide.
Piles were installed to a minimum depth of 300 mm or to solid bearing, and were required to finish 150-350 mm above cleared ground level. They were equally spaced in rows to give a maximum bearer span of 1350 mm, and rows were spaced 1.6-4.5 m apart (joist span).
The embedment depth depends on the soil characteristics, and most jurisdictions require an engineer's soil analysis. A typical pile length for residential homes is between 20 and 60 feet.
Frequently a concrete footer is 20, 24 or even 30 inches wide and at least 8-inches thick. More often than not you'll see them 10-inches thick. The average foundation wall is usually only 8-inches thick (wide).
You can look up the recommended footing size, based on the size and type of house and the bearing capacity of the soil (see the table above). As you can see, heavy houses on weak soil need footings 2 feet wide or more. But the lightest buildings on the strongest soil require footings as narrow as 7 or 8 inches.
wide, with 2 runs of rebar size 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch. Holes must be at least 42 inches deep — 6 inch concrete in the bottom. Footer needs to be min.
Footings typically must extend below the frost line to prevent shifting during freeze-thaw cycles. Dig footing holes about 6 inches deeper than required. Fill the bottom with the hole with 6 inches of gravel and compact the gravel with a 2×4 or wood post.
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