....is the top of the foundation wall. Simple as that.
16inches above grade
Level.
you cant, you have to put the foundation down first, then put the wall on top of the foundation (like around the edge of the foundation)
Below.
It sounds like you have foundation problems, not drywall problems.
3" below grade. To make this more understandable, sketch it on paper. Being at grade is level with the soil, with no sloping. So put a G and a line for "at grade" and draw inches above the top of the foundation to see how it looks: 16 inches down to 11 inches == TOP edge of the Wall. ( Has nice casement windows, providing natural light. Plenty of accommodation given for bushes and plants without interference to windows.) 10 inches down to 6 inches 5 inches down to 0 inches or Ground G ======= AT Grade (Ground), level with the soil== \\Soil grading downward away from structure.\\ 1 inch below 2 inches below 3 inches below ............. The top of your wall would be lower than the outside ground. The foundation could have no windows; they'd be useless even if placed way up at the top. Therefore it would get no natural light. Soil would continually erode at the top edge, meaning, over the years the foundation would appear from the outside even lower than what it is with being below grade. Worse-- no one will be happy with appearance or function.
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The foundation provides stability to the structure so it must be wider.
Top of the Mountain Children's Disease Foundation was created in 2009.
The top of a foundation at grade. Foundation walls should be a minimum of 8 inches ABOVE grade.
Yes, if you are constructing this wall with concrete block you will need #5 rebar dowels stubbed out of the foundation at 32" on center. You will also need one #5 rebar running continues in the top course and fill all cells with dowels and top course with either structural grout or concrete.
A or the footing is at the base of the foundation. Usually but not always 3 times the width of the wall. This just make a base for the wall to sit on so that it doesn't push into the ground. Without it, the wall would act as a knife and with the weight of the structure, cut into the ground.