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Please find below a selection of relevant articles from AEC companies and organizations for string line. Form-A-Key Products - Crack-A-Slab metal strips for inducing cracks in concrete slabs on grade ...in concrete slabs on grade It’s a fact of life, concrete cracks. However, with Form-A-Key CRACK-A-SLAB, you can determine exactly where you want it to crack. To install: Run a string line along the slab where you intend the concrete to crack. Gradually, insert CRACK-A-SLAB vertically into slab until it is flush with the tip of the slab. Never overlap CRACK-A-SLAB. See #1. Metal Roofing Installation Guidelines ...application, E-404 2" x 4" batten and metal deck application) is installed in a straight line at the eave line. If it is determined that the eave is not straight, a string line should be placed at the eave line to act as a reference to determine the straightness of the panel installation. Each piece of eave trim must be overlapped a minimum of 3 inches. See #2. How to Install Any job goes faster with the proper tools and equipment. We have put together a list of the essential ones you'll need. Tools: · Gloves · Tape measure · Wood stakes · String line · Carpenter's level · Line level · Marking crayon · 3 lb hammer · Shovel/spade · Rake · Broom · Screed pipe (2 pcs. 1 1/2" o.d. conduit pipe x 8' long) · Screed board (1 pc. See #3. Soil Retention Systems - Plantable Concrete Systems ...local landscape store can assist in determining the proper materials to use as a base. Figure 2 is a cross section of a standard installation. Prepare The Area Mark the area (use a string line, powdered chalk, or flexible hose). Clear the area (remove grass, sod, or organic materials). Click For Larger Image Dig It! Dig to the suggested depth... See #4. Historical Bricks: How to Install Brick Pavers ...figure on using 1 cubic yard for every 50 square feet of walk area. Lay half the gravel, tamp with a hand tamper, then add the rest and tamp again. Install Brick Edging Retie the string line between the wooden stakes to guide placement of the edging. In this example, the edging is a row of bricks set as ?sailors? (vertically and edge-to-edge). See #5. Frequently Asked Questions - A Jandris And Sons How often should the wall's alignment be checked? Wall alignment should be checked at least every third course by visually looking down the wall or using a string line along the pin holes or tail positions. The wall should also be checked every 15-20' (4.6-6.1m) to make sure the units are level from front to back. If... See #6. Frequently Asked Questions - A Jandris And Sons How often should the wall's alignment be checked? Wall alignment should be checked at least every third course by visually looking down the wall or using a string line along the pin holes or tail positions. The wall should also be checked every 15-20' (4.6-6.1m) to make sure the units are level from front to back. If... See #7. 1: http://www.formakey.com [c908558] 2: http://www.nordmantile.com [c886062] 3: http://www.IdealConcreteBlock.com [c855048] 4: http://www.soilretention.com [c911376] 5: http://www.historicalbricks.com [c1031497] 6: http://www.ajandris.com [c1251302] 7: http://www.ajandris.com [c982243]