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Concrete Core
Concrete Core Wall (Double Wythe Wall)
Exploded View
Assembly View
Step by Step
Step 1.
Install the Layout units.
Step 2.
Install the first brick of Layer/Course 1 (an L-BIM in this case).
Step 3.
Interlock the second brick.
Note:
Press firmly down until the top surface of the block interlocking module (BIM) of the second brick is flush with the adjacent brick. You can also use a dual head rubber hammer (mallet) to carefully drive down the dovetail shaped legs of the new brick into their female counter parts.
Step 4.
Finish Layer/Course 1.
Step 5.
Install the first brick of Layer/Course 2.
Step 6.
Finish Layer/Course 2.
Step 7.
Concrete (or other mixes) can be poured once the wall is finished.
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