Introduction to Setting Out a Building

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THE SITE IS CLEARED THE SITE IS CLEARED

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THE SITE IS CLEAREDTHE SITE IS CLEARED

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MARKING OUT THE SITEMARKING OUT THE SITEOnce the topsoil has been removed (and levels reduced if necessary), the foundation can be set-out by surveyors or engineers. The graphic on the left shows the foundation plan superimposed over the site.

The line of the foundations can be highlighted using hydrated lime - here the trench centre line is being marked. On some sites you will find both sides of the trench marked. Digger buckets are available in various widths to suit specific trenches.

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ESTABLISH AND TRANSFER SITE DATUMESTABLISH AND TRANSFER SITE DATUM

Normally found on numerous public buildings, usually incised into walls.

Ordnance Survey Bench Mark

(O.B.M.) (T.B.M)

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TRANSFERRING LEVELSTRANSFERRING LEVELS

Always reverse straight edge and level together

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SETTING OUTSETTING OUT

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CHECKING FOR SQUARECHECKING FOR SQUARE

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POSITION PROFILESPOSITION PROFILES

Boning Rods Datum

Temporary Bench Mark

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POSITION CORNER PROFILESPOSITION CORNER PROFILES

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CHECK THE DIAGONALSCHECK THE DIAGONALS

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SETTING OUT WALLINGSETTING OUT WALLING

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GAUGING THE BRICKWORKGAUGING THE BRICKWORK