A guide to preventing structural damage
foundation clays and require significant attention to detail in planning the site works. Extreme movement and damage may occur if the site conditions and foundation maintenance requirements are not observed. Footing systems and site conditions on “E” sites require very detailed specification from an engineer. >75mm (Note: Movements
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