Retainer Wall for Erosion Control behind Classroom

 
by
Shaunak Bodas

Troop 154, Fremont


        

The project entailed creating three retaining walls. To do this, we used concrete. We first dug a hole that was about a foot deep and put a two-foot post in it. We then poured quikrete + water around it until it dried. Afterward, we put dirt back on top. We did this for 5 more posts. Each pair of posts was distanced 8 feet from each other. Next, we nailed a wooden board to each pair of posts. I put two lag screws in per post. Lastly, I put in the backfill. 


  clearing area making holes for retaining wall

I appreciate all the donations and volunteers that helped me complete the project. I especially want to thank Mr. Vinay Bhonde, Aditya Bhonde, Prabhav, Ameya, and Taran. They helped me a lot, doing various tasks, like carrying heavy bags of concrete on a slope, shoveling dirt, and pouring water. With their help, I was able to successfully build three retaining walls that will have a lasting impact on the area.
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                    cementing in poles taking a break

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