The process involves building a form to hold the concrete in place installing reinforcing rods and then pouring the concrete.
Pouring concrete walls before and after.
Poured concrete foundations are an alternative to block or treated wood foundations.
Once cured the concrete provides a secure and stable foundation for the home that will be built above.
To do this you ll need to drive stakes into the ground where you dug the footings.
Before you can start pouring the retaining wall you ll need to build the forms.
Available from diy stores and ready mix concrete companies these contain soluble emulsions that form a protective film when sprayed directly onto the surface of newly poured concrete slabs or walls.
It is common practice to pour walls the day after the footings are poured but you re not likely to find a reference that says either you can or can t do this.
The spacing between the stakes will depend on how thick your retaining wall will be and the thickness of the wooden planks used as the forms.