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MAGNUMSTONE
RETAINING WALL
FUNCTION
• It can be used as a simple gravity wall, as a
  reinforced wall or as a cantilever wall.
• As a sound wall.
• Its hollow design uses nearly half the concrete
  of a solid system while maintaining all of its
  strength and durability.
• The hollow core design reduces the unit
  weight, making it easy to handle for any small
  or large type of machinery.
METHOD
•   PLANNING
•   EXCAVATION
•   SUB BASE COMPACTION
•   BASE STABILIZATION
•   ROUGH LEVELING PAD
•   COMPACT LEVELING PAD
•   LEVEL SCREED PAD
•   EXTRA GRAVEL
•   SCREEDING LEVELING PAD
•   REMOVED SECURELUGS
•   LAY FIRST COURSE
•   IMPERMAEBLE FILL
•   DRAIN PIPE OUTLINE
•   BACK FILL
•   DRAINAGE GRAVEL
•   CONTINUE INSTALLATION
• TOP WALLS OF UNIT
• SOIL SEPARATION FABRIC
• FINAL GRADING
PLANNING
• Mark the bottom and top of the wall
  excavation location with spray paint or stakes
• Establish proper elevation bottom and top
   of wall before excavating
• Organic Materials should not be used in
   Reinforced Backfill Zone
• Store and protect Reinforced Backfill
   Materials from inclement weather
  during construction
EXCAVATION
• Excavate and prepare Sub Base Leveling
  Trench 150mm below first course
• Leveling Pad Trench is approximately
  1m to 1.3m wide
• Normal wall Burial Depth or Embedment
  Depth is 150mm to 300mm
• Excavate cut line to a 2 to 1 slope or greater
• Back of wall excavation depth into the bank
  should be 300mm beyond the back of the
  Sub Base Leveling Trench
SUB BASE COMPACTION
• Compact Sub Base to 98% Standard
  Maximum Dry Density or greater
• Remove any Organic or poor soils in the
  Sub Base and replace with proper Reinforced
  Fill Materials before compacting
BASE STABILIZATION
• Place 2m wide Base Stabilization
  Fabric on top of leveling
  pad trench
• Base Stabilization Fabrics will help prevent
  sub base materials from mixing with the gravel
  base leveling pad during compaction
• Fabric also provides extra Structural Bearing
  Stability to the base leveling pad.
ROUGH LEVELING PAD
• Place well graded gravel on top of fabric in the
  leveling pad trench approximately 150mm
  deep
• Rough grade gravel with a rake close to finish
  base elevation
COMPACT LEVELING PAD
• · Compact Gravel Leveling Pad to 98%
 Standard Maximum Dry Density or greater
• Correct Moisture Content in the gravel will
  help in reaching proper compaction
LEVEL SCREED PIPES
•      Place first long Screed Pipe across
    the trench at one end of the wall or at
    the lowest elevation
• Scratch a trench for the pipe in the compacted
    gravel with a chipping hammer
• Use a short level or Laser Level to set the
     Screed Pipe to the proper level
• Gravel is added underneath and around the
      Screed Pipe to support while leveling
• Place the second Screed Pipe across the
     trench approximately 3m from the first Screed Pipe
• Level the second Screed Pipe to the same
  elevation as the first Screed Pipe by using a
  long level on top of a Screed Board, Straight
  Edge or with a Laser Level

• Continue to place and level Screed Pipes the
  full length of the trench leveling pad or until
  reaching a base elevation change
EXTRA GRAVEL
• Place or remove extra Well Graded Gravel
  level to the top of the Screed Pipes as
  needed
• (If more than 35mm inches of loose gravel is
  added, repeat the compaction steps again
  before screeding)
SCREEDING LEVELING PAD
• Screed the gravel leveling pad with a Screed Board
  or Straight Edge across the trench on top of two
  Screed Pipes
• The coarser the gravel the more back and forth the
  screeding action when drawing the Screed across
  the leveling pad
• Too much pressure on the screed straight edge may
  dislodge the level of the screed pipes while
  screeding
• A second screed pass may be needed to insure an
  accurate level has been achieved
• Continue to screed the leveling pad until completing
  the full length of the trench or up to the first
  elevation change
REMOVED SECUREDLUGS
• MagnumStone™ base units, placed on the
  leveling pad, are manufactured without
  SecureLugs
• Place each unit on top of the leveling pad in
  such a way as not to disturb the level gravel
LAY FIRST COURSE
• Remove the Screed Pipes from the leveling pad
• Place a steel stake at either end of the leveling
  pad to establish the back of the first course of
   units
• Secure tightly a string line to the stakes at
 either end which will provide the guide to line up
   the back of each MagnumStone™ base unit
• The distance of the string line between the
 steel stakes may vary due to heavy winds
IMPERMEABLE FILL
• Backfill behind, in front (toe of wall) and in
the hollow cores of the units with Impermeable
Materials up to the desired level of the
Perforated Drain Pipe
• Compact the impermeable materials behind,
in front and in the hollow cores of the units
DRAIN PIPE OUTLINE
• Perforated Drain Pipe should have adequate
  slope to drain water in the right direction
  towards each Drain Pipe Outlet
• Drain Pipe Outlet can be every 10m or 15m
• Perforated Drain Pipe, laid in the Horizontal
  Cores, can be a Sock Wrapped system to help
  prevent fines from migrating into the pipe
BACKFILL
• Place and compact Backfill Materials in
  maximum Lifts of 200mm
• Lifts may be less than 200mm depending on the
  type of soil or size of equipment
• Each Lift should be compacted to 98% Standard
  Maximum Dry Density or greater
• The correct Moisture Content in the Backfill
  Materials will help in reaching proper
  Compaction Density MAGNUMSTONE™
  INSTALLATION GUIDE GRAVITY
DRAINAGE GRAVEL
• Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate is placed in the
  vertical and horizontal hollow cores after placing
  and compaction of the backfill materials
• The Drainage Aggregate should be 50mm below
  the top of units to allow for SecureLug
  connection
• Clear Crush Drain Gravel does not need to be
  compacted
• Sweep the top of the MagnumStone™ units
  clean of all rock and dirt before placing second
  course of MagnumStone™ units
• Make sure the Backfill Materials directly
  behind the wall are placed flush to the top of
  the units
• Make sure the Backfill Materials are well
  compacted and level as possible
CONTINUE INSTALLATION
• Continue to install each course of units
  following the same steps as above
• Install and compact Backfill Materials in
  200mm Lifts until wall is complete
TOP WALL OF UNITS
• Complete the top of the wall with
  MagnumStone™ Top Units
• MagnumStone™ Top Units are manufactured
  with the back panel 204mm lower than the front
  face panel
• The Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate and backfill
  materials will be placed flush to the top of
  lowered back panel. There are times when more
  than 204mm of top soils may be required
SOIL SEPARATION FABRIC
• Place a 1.83mt wide Soil Separating Filter
  Fabric on top of the backfill and drainage
  gravel and against the back of the last units
  before placing the planting soils
• The fabric will prevent planting soil fines from
  staining the face of the wall and migrating into
  the Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate (Angular
  Aggregate free of fines)
FINAL GRADING
• Insure that final grading is done on top and
  bottom of the wall
• Make sure to protect newly placed planting
  soil from erosion during heavy rains or surface
  runoff
PICTURES
REFERENCES
•   http://www.australmasonry.com/au/Products/Retaining-
    Walls/MagnumStone
•   http://www.retainingsolutions.com.au/walls/segmental/magnumstone_w
    alls.php
•   http://www.cornerstonewallsolutions.com/products-magnumstone-
    gallery.html
•   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnMIV7h9vDs

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Magnumstone retaining wall

  • 2. FUNCTION • It can be used as a simple gravity wall, as a reinforced wall or as a cantilever wall. • As a sound wall. • Its hollow design uses nearly half the concrete of a solid system while maintaining all of its strength and durability. • The hollow core design reduces the unit weight, making it easy to handle for any small or large type of machinery.
  • 3. METHOD • PLANNING • EXCAVATION • SUB BASE COMPACTION • BASE STABILIZATION • ROUGH LEVELING PAD • COMPACT LEVELING PAD • LEVEL SCREED PAD • EXTRA GRAVEL
  • 4. SCREEDING LEVELING PAD • REMOVED SECURELUGS • LAY FIRST COURSE • IMPERMAEBLE FILL • DRAIN PIPE OUTLINE • BACK FILL • DRAINAGE GRAVEL • CONTINUE INSTALLATION
  • 5. • TOP WALLS OF UNIT • SOIL SEPARATION FABRIC • FINAL GRADING
  • 6. PLANNING • Mark the bottom and top of the wall excavation location with spray paint or stakes • Establish proper elevation bottom and top of wall before excavating • Organic Materials should not be used in Reinforced Backfill Zone • Store and protect Reinforced Backfill Materials from inclement weather during construction
  • 7. EXCAVATION • Excavate and prepare Sub Base Leveling Trench 150mm below first course • Leveling Pad Trench is approximately 1m to 1.3m wide • Normal wall Burial Depth or Embedment Depth is 150mm to 300mm • Excavate cut line to a 2 to 1 slope or greater • Back of wall excavation depth into the bank should be 300mm beyond the back of the Sub Base Leveling Trench
  • 8. SUB BASE COMPACTION • Compact Sub Base to 98% Standard Maximum Dry Density or greater • Remove any Organic or poor soils in the Sub Base and replace with proper Reinforced Fill Materials before compacting
  • 9. BASE STABILIZATION • Place 2m wide Base Stabilization Fabric on top of leveling pad trench • Base Stabilization Fabrics will help prevent sub base materials from mixing with the gravel base leveling pad during compaction • Fabric also provides extra Structural Bearing Stability to the base leveling pad.
  • 10. ROUGH LEVELING PAD • Place well graded gravel on top of fabric in the leveling pad trench approximately 150mm deep • Rough grade gravel with a rake close to finish base elevation
  • 11. COMPACT LEVELING PAD • · Compact Gravel Leveling Pad to 98% Standard Maximum Dry Density or greater • Correct Moisture Content in the gravel will help in reaching proper compaction
  • 12. LEVEL SCREED PIPES • Place first long Screed Pipe across the trench at one end of the wall or at the lowest elevation • Scratch a trench for the pipe in the compacted gravel with a chipping hammer • Use a short level or Laser Level to set the Screed Pipe to the proper level • Gravel is added underneath and around the Screed Pipe to support while leveling • Place the second Screed Pipe across the trench approximately 3m from the first Screed Pipe
  • 13. • Level the second Screed Pipe to the same elevation as the first Screed Pipe by using a long level on top of a Screed Board, Straight Edge or with a Laser Level • Continue to place and level Screed Pipes the full length of the trench leveling pad or until reaching a base elevation change
  • 14. EXTRA GRAVEL • Place or remove extra Well Graded Gravel level to the top of the Screed Pipes as needed • (If more than 35mm inches of loose gravel is added, repeat the compaction steps again before screeding)
  • 15. SCREEDING LEVELING PAD • Screed the gravel leveling pad with a Screed Board or Straight Edge across the trench on top of two Screed Pipes • The coarser the gravel the more back and forth the screeding action when drawing the Screed across the leveling pad • Too much pressure on the screed straight edge may dislodge the level of the screed pipes while screeding • A second screed pass may be needed to insure an accurate level has been achieved • Continue to screed the leveling pad until completing the full length of the trench or up to the first elevation change
  • 16. REMOVED SECUREDLUGS • MagnumStone™ base units, placed on the leveling pad, are manufactured without SecureLugs • Place each unit on top of the leveling pad in such a way as not to disturb the level gravel
  • 17. LAY FIRST COURSE • Remove the Screed Pipes from the leveling pad • Place a steel stake at either end of the leveling pad to establish the back of the first course of units • Secure tightly a string line to the stakes at either end which will provide the guide to line up the back of each MagnumStone™ base unit • The distance of the string line between the steel stakes may vary due to heavy winds
  • 18. IMPERMEABLE FILL • Backfill behind, in front (toe of wall) and in the hollow cores of the units with Impermeable Materials up to the desired level of the Perforated Drain Pipe • Compact the impermeable materials behind, in front and in the hollow cores of the units
  • 19. DRAIN PIPE OUTLINE • Perforated Drain Pipe should have adequate slope to drain water in the right direction towards each Drain Pipe Outlet • Drain Pipe Outlet can be every 10m or 15m • Perforated Drain Pipe, laid in the Horizontal Cores, can be a Sock Wrapped system to help prevent fines from migrating into the pipe
  • 20. BACKFILL • Place and compact Backfill Materials in maximum Lifts of 200mm • Lifts may be less than 200mm depending on the type of soil or size of equipment • Each Lift should be compacted to 98% Standard Maximum Dry Density or greater • The correct Moisture Content in the Backfill Materials will help in reaching proper Compaction Density MAGNUMSTONE™ INSTALLATION GUIDE GRAVITY
  • 21. DRAINAGE GRAVEL • Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate is placed in the vertical and horizontal hollow cores after placing and compaction of the backfill materials • The Drainage Aggregate should be 50mm below the top of units to allow for SecureLug connection • Clear Crush Drain Gravel does not need to be compacted • Sweep the top of the MagnumStone™ units clean of all rock and dirt before placing second course of MagnumStone™ units
  • 22. • Make sure the Backfill Materials directly behind the wall are placed flush to the top of the units • Make sure the Backfill Materials are well compacted and level as possible
  • 23. CONTINUE INSTALLATION • Continue to install each course of units following the same steps as above • Install and compact Backfill Materials in 200mm Lifts until wall is complete
  • 24. TOP WALL OF UNITS • Complete the top of the wall with MagnumStone™ Top Units • MagnumStone™ Top Units are manufactured with the back panel 204mm lower than the front face panel • The Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate and backfill materials will be placed flush to the top of lowered back panel. There are times when more than 204mm of top soils may be required
  • 25. SOIL SEPARATION FABRIC • Place a 1.83mt wide Soil Separating Filter Fabric on top of the backfill and drainage gravel and against the back of the last units before placing the planting soils • The fabric will prevent planting soil fines from staining the face of the wall and migrating into the Bluemetal / Drainage Aggregate (Angular Aggregate free of fines)
  • 26. FINAL GRADING • Insure that final grading is done on top and bottom of the wall • Make sure to protect newly placed planting soil from erosion during heavy rains or surface runoff
  • 28. REFERENCES • http://www.australmasonry.com/au/Products/Retaining- Walls/MagnumStone • http://www.retainingsolutions.com.au/walls/segmental/magnumstone_w alls.php • http://www.cornerstonewallsolutions.com/products-magnumstone- gallery.html • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnMIV7h9vDs