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I’ve heard about bench-footing as a foundation technique
Creation date: Aug 14, 2024 1:36pm Last modified date: Aug 14, 2024 1:36pm Last visit date: Oct 25, 2024 4:24pm
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Leo Vincey (leovincey40)
I’ve heard about bench-footing as a foundation technique for construction, but I’m not entirely clear on how it works and when it’s used. Can someone explain what bench-footing is, its benefits, and in what situations it’s typically applied?
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Ezra Ball (ezraball100)
Bench-footing is a type of foundation technique used primarily in areas where soil conditions or site constraints require a unique approach. Essentially, bench-footing involves creating a series of stepped or bench-like footings that provide a stable base for a structure, particularly on sloped or uneven ground.
The primary benefits of bench-footing https://qualityagebuild.com/services/bench-footing/ include improved stability on challenging terrains and better distribution of loads across varying soil types. It’s particularly useful in situations where traditional footing methods may be inadequate due to slope or soil instability.
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