CORTEN GARDEN WALL 375MM TALL ASSEMBLY
Corten Retaining 375mm Instructions
CORTEN PANELS ARE SCREWED TOGETHER
Support posts are installed between straight panels for stability
Set Corten angle
All corten is supplied as unweathered blue steel, and oxidises over time, with exposure to the elements.
Corten wall ready
All corten is supplied as unweathered blue steel, and oxidises over time, with exposure to the elements.
Corten wall ready
All corten is supplied as unweathered blue steel, and oxidises over time, with exposure to the elements.
Corten Panels & SS Screws
Posts TEK screwed to panels

Pre-drilled pilot holes
Panels, posts, and joining pieces have pre drilled pilot holes

Unweathered blue steel
Posts placed between panels

Pre-drilled pilot holes
Assembly with TEK screws
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Tools needed
5/16th” (7.9mm) Nut driver Variable speed drill G clamps Ratchet spanner Tape measure Drill extension bar
3mm thick posts are placed between straight panel sections
Angle post lengths
597mm 747mm 800mm 897mm 1197mm
Post embedment is half post length Select post length based on soil type and loads on wall, Soft soils with full height retaining, should use the longest post option, which provides the most stability If the ground behind the wall is supporting a driveway or other surcharge loads, the panel lengths should be shortened and the post lengths increased Drainage must be installed behind all retaining walls
PARTS LIST – ALL 375MM TALL
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External 90deg corners
450mm x 450mm

Straight Panel Lengths
300mm
600mm

External 45deg corners
450mm radius
750mm

External 90deg quarter curve
900mm radius
900mm

Internal 90deg corners
450mm x 450mm
1200mm
Corten capping for your wall
Modern Garden One
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls
Modern Garden Two
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls
Modern Garden Three
Modern garden using corten steel retaining walls
All corten retaining walls must have adequate drainage to relieve any hydrostatic pressure