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For the pouring
of exceptionally tall transitional walls or when the concrete
is not stacking up properly because of excess concrete
thickness or a soupy concrete mix, support walls can be built
with plywood and 2 x 4 support posts. Take a sheet of plywood
and attach pieces of 2 x 4 across the center. Place the upper
edge of the plywood against the coping and wedge support posts
below the 2 x 4’s, angling toward the ground. The support
panel should now be self-supporting and will remain in place
as concrete is pumped from above between the plywood support
wall and the back of the coping. If the plywood support panel
is made from ¼-inch material, it will bend around most
curves. Remove the support wall after the concrete has set
slightly.
Support walls are a last
resort, take steps to avoid this issue.
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