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How to clad concrete retaining wall using Hardie Axon?
We have a 300mm high by 30m retaining wall that runs down one side of our house that we hate the look, we also want to raise the hight roughly 70mm to the bottom side of the fence so we can dig out some weeds and install plans along the top. The plan is to attach some H3 timber framing to the concrete retaining wall and put some James Hardie axon cladding over the top to match the fence (Inspo pic supplied) iv drawn up a picture (supplied) of what I plan to do but any help with what products I should use to attach the side of retaing wall and top would be great appreciated
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Re: VJ panels over concrete retaining wall
Hi @kennymc
Thanks for sharing your question about attaching James Hardie Axon onto your concrete retaining wall. I recommend having a look at the following materials for your build:
- 70 x 35mm Outdoor Framing MGP10 H3 Treated Pine 2.4m
- Selleys 320g Original Liquid Nails Construction Adhesive
- Ramset DynaBolt
- Ramset AnkaScrew
I propose drawing up your plans and firming up your measurements so that you can quantify the amount of timber you'll need and be able to determine the number of anchors needed. I don't recommend using plastic wall plugs as they often fail in open weather.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
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Re: VJ panels over concrete retaining wall
Thanks Eric!
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Re: VJ panels over concrete retaining wall
Keep us updated on your project @kennymc, and please reach out again if you get stuck or have further questions.
Mitchell

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