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Installing Microhouse 2 Walls CEB Walls

Written By: Chris Reinhart (and 2 other contributors)

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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

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Step 1 CEB Walls

Place your first two bricks on each corner.

Place your first two bricks on each corner.
NOTE: The image does not show the sill seal foam gasket. In MH 2, we will be using a sill seal gasket between the foundation and the CEBs.

Step 2

ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL QUALITY CONTROL STEP.

Measure the diagonals between outside corners of the CEBs. The measurement should be 19' - 9 1/2". For quality control, you can be no more than 1/4" off from this measurement.

ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL QUALITY CONTROL STEP.
Measure the diagonals between outside corners of the CEBs. The measurement should be 19' - 9 1/2". For quality control, you can be no more than 1/4" off from this measurement.
As you start each course, you will measure both diagonals, as shown in Image 1. You will also measure the outside-to-outside length of the straight sides, as shown in Image 2. The length of each side must remain at 14' every course, with a tolerance of 1/4" or less.