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How deep is a footer of a house?
2.5 feet
Where did Peter try to hide Joan Cusack after he fell on her?
Mailbox -Deep
What is fair-faced brick work?
fair faced brick and deep struck pointing are same thing?
Is used fire brick safe to use in deep pit barbecue?
Should be. Bricks are fired in a kiln, at least as hot as your BBQ pit.
How deep can you chase into brick work?
A brick is 3.5" thick. They will easily crack. I would find another way.
How deep do you have to dig for a mailbox post in Pa to get below frost line?
frost line in pa is 42 inches
What is bricking facing?
fair faced brick and deep struck pointing are same thing?
Does brick oven pizza have the same kind of dough as deep dish pizza?
yes
How deep and wide should a footer be for a concrete pad?
The depth and width of a footer for a concrete pad will depend on various factors such as the load that will be placed on the pad, soil conditions, and local building codes. Generally, footers are often at least 12 inches deep and extend beyond the pad on each side by at least 6 inches. It is recommended to consult a structural engineer or local building authority for specific requirements for your project.
Was brick gay in the hot in roof?
In "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," Brick suffers from an undisclosed problem that is usually assumed to be homosexuality, although it's never specified. In most productions, Brick is played as not knowing this about himself, or as being deep in denial.
How deep does the footer have to be when doing a monolithic slab?
If you go to the monolithic dome site you will be able to check the size of footers for the over all size of your dome. Rev.Dick Freeman domeman3@earthlink.net
How deep you should put post in the ground in IL?
It all depends on what the post will be used for. In general 30 to 36 inches should be adequate to support a 4x4 post for a clothesline, a fence or a mailbox. Anything less than that and you most likely will have a problem with frost moving or lifting the post to the point where it will not be straight in the spring.
