Posted by Bill in IL on November 06, 2013 at 07:42:26 from (132.3.49.81):
In Reply to: Concrete block wall posted by Brad Buchanan on November 06, 2013 at 06:56:43:
I think you can figure it out. I did a short 3' wall for the base of my shop without any prior experience. I was pretty slow at it as it took a week to lay 5 courses times 140 linear feet. It takes some technique that you will have to learn. Keeping sticky mortar is the hardest. It only lasts about an hour once you mix it and that is the key to working with mortar. You can fill the cores when you are done on a few block to strengthen it all if you feel you need to. Youtube has to have some how to videos that should help.
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