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I’m laying them myself so no labour cost. Just messed up with one side of trench

Was told trench blocks would b cheaper than pouring concrete to fill trench

What i think am going to do is make some concrete up, grind marks into concrete and pva before pouring new. I started laying bricks in. Should i take them up or will they be fine.

Just don’t want it all to move in a years time. It shouldn’t fall down

Trench is 450mm wide

I’m building off with trench blocks to floor level. I was going to pack the 100mm dip with bricks i have lying around. Surely that will have the same strength as concrete

What i have done is dug 750mm trench down to a gd solid ground and whackered. Poured 150mm thick of concrete around apart from one side where it dips, from the concrete i am using 440x300x215 trench blocks to build to floor height. Between the trench blocks either side will be a 150mm concrete...

After some advice. I am doing a garage extension and have dug the founds out, garage founds were 450mm to bottom but i went down to a more solid ground of about 750-800mm then had concrete founds in then will be using trench blocks to bring to floor level before concrete pad gets put in. My...

Was told to make the founds 150cm deep of concrete and 450mm wide would be fine and build up to floor level with trench blocks. My build is a single skin block work and will be studding it out inside and will have a concrete floor in. I so if i cement bricks in where it dips would that still be...

Same as mine, i am doing a garage extension. I dug down past garage founds and have concreted then used foundation blocks to floor level.

After some advice. I am doing a garage extension and have dug the founds out, garage founds were 450mm to bottom but i went down to a more solid ground of about 750-800mm then had concrete founds in then will be using trench blocks to bring to floor level before concrete pad gets put in. My...