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Countryside Commission for Scotland Battleby Redgorton Perth PH13EW « Perth (0738)27921 BASIC DYKE CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION 4.10.5 SHEET Note: Trench excavated to a depth of 50 - 150mm according to soil conditions and to a width allowing up to 50mm projection of founds (scarcement) on either side of the base. A light timber wall frame may be used as a template for the cross sectional profile of the dyke. A plumb line is suspended from the top of the frame, lines from the frame are drawn taut and pinned to the wall so providing guides, dimensions are to the outer edges of the frame. Construction Guidelines: i. Place the biggest stones to the bottom ii. Break the joints iii. Taper the dyke to batter suitable for stone used iv. Keep the hearting full v. Longest dimension of stone should run into dyke ©c.c.s
Countryside Commission for Scotland Battleby Redgorton Perth PH13EW 0 Perth (0738)27921 WALLHEADS Note: wall heads are constructed where it is desired to terminate a dyke; to denote change of ownership; where openings or partial openings are created and to impart stability by the regular inclusion of wall heads in a dyke on a continuous slope. ©c.c.s. INFORMATION SHEET 4.10.6
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