How to Build Sleeper Retaining Walls?

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VictorNumber1
To build retaining walls using sleeper, first prepare the area well, ensuring that the existing soil you are retaining has been dug back at least 300 millimetres past the back of your wall. Size the holes for sleeper 300mm by 300 millimetres and then use concrete to ensure all the sleeper uprights are into position and that they are all level and straight. After you have finished this, cut off the tops of your uprights to the right height before you bolt your top sleeper on.
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