Installation Instructions

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How-To Section
FIELD CUT CORNERS
WHEN A MITERED CORNER
IS NEEDED
1) Place a straight block on top of another block
and rotate to the desired angle. Take care to
place plastic ties in a position that will minimize
the amount of cutting.
2) When you are satisfied with the positioning mark
both block on the outside faces where they meet.
Notice in the example the block was positioned
so no plastic ties are cut. See Note B.
3) Cut both block and position in the wall. Take care
to ensure the block has been cut so that it does
not force the wall apart. It is better to be a bit
short than too long. See Note A.
4) Once wall is built, stitch and brace the outside
with plywood or dimensional lumber. At this point
some spray foam can be used to fill in any gaps
as long as you have it braced together to keep
the expanding spray foam from pushing
angle apart.
5) Place concrete.
NOTE: Corner will have a very high load of concrete
during placement. Please take the time to brace the
corner properly.
Notes:
A) It is better to be short than it is to be long when
making cuts. If the cuts are short you can always use
spray foam once the wall is completely built, leveled
and plumbed.
B) Plastic ties can be cut if needed as the corner will be
braced with lumber anyway. We just try to not cut
through the plastic because it takes more eort.
C) When cutting remaining rows of block ensure the cut
starts at the same location as the rst row so that
interlock will line up.
D) Use spray foam only after is completely stacked
and prior to placing concrete.
Use screws long enough to pass through the
plastic ties completely. If your screws do not
hold they need to be longer.
Example is a
45 degree angle.