Victorian House Foundations Model

Victorian house foundations – The foundation is the lower, load-bearing part of a structure. The foundation’s task is to transfer the load from the structure to the ground. Foundations can carried out by strip foundations, foundations point, well or foundation pile foundation. The foundations must first and foremost be so far down that it comes to rest on sustainable layers; possibly bear ability is achieve by piles. In some cases it may be necessary to replace the soil under the building, eg with a sand cushion.

The base is the name for the part of the foundation, which is above ground. The Victorian house foundations also must isolated from the cold and therefore there is a greater requirement for this type of foundation. Just as the unheated garage excavated first a trench for the foundation. The trench should go down to firm ground and at least 90 cm down.

By fundameter for housing must be wider trench. And also instead of the 15 to 25 cm must present not heated buildings must typically be 33 to 39 cm Victorian house foundations. The trench is fill with ready-mix which can ordered, or here with a concrete mixer which in itself on the place of støbemix and cement. There is fill about 25 cm concrete in the trench and the tamp with a stud or batten.