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Load Bearing Wall — \n our design work a load bearing wall is defined as any wail imposing on the footing a service load greater than 10kN/m. A load bearing wall will normally be supported by a slab thickening or footing in our slab designs. Natural (Strata) — Refers to soil that is neither fill or imported material but one that is in its original undisturbed state and position. Gravel — Coarse soil particles, larger than sand size, but less than 60mm in diameter. Cobblies - Rocks greater than 60mm in diameter but less than 600mm in diameter. Boulders ~ Rocks larger than 600mm in diameter. : NOTE : The information contained herein has been compiled following our field and laboratory testing, accepted engineering theory and discussions with, and information supplied by our client, whom is noted at the head of this report. We offer no warranty for the use of this report by ies without prior written consent from this office. for dnd on behalf SCG CONSULTING ENGINEERS SCG CONSULTING ENGINEERS 7 SCG Ref: 17177(S)
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