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Knocked down pillars. Wall reinforcement?

garlad · 2007-09-04 15:54:27

Hey, Knocked down my driveway pillars last weekend as entrance awkward to drive through. Have a 2.5 ft high wall either side with no pillars at the end now. Was going to just finish the job off by cementing a column of square 4" blocks either side of entrance the height of the wall. Will this be ok, or do I need to…

04-09-2007 3:54pm

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garlad

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Hey,
Knocked down my driveway pillars last weekend as entrance awkward to drive through. Have a 2.5 ft high wall either side with no pillars at the end now.
Was going to just finish the job off by cementing a column of square 4" blocks either side of entrance the height of the wall.
Will this be ok, or do I need to reinforce it somehow? metal mesh (whatever this is) etc ?
Cheers,
Gar

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