Celtic Wall Modules

	Celtik Plus Wall - Module 90 Height x Depth x Length (mm) Height x Depth x Length (in) A 90x230x140 3 9/16x9x6 3/4 B 90x230x260 3 9/16x9x10 1/4 C 90x230x350 3 9/16x9x13 3/4 D 90x230x440 3 9/16x9x17 1/4  Weight/Unit Variable Variable Qty/Layer 0.45 m2 4.8 ft2 Qty/Pallet 3.1 m2 33.6 ft2 Weight/Pallet 1552 kg 3414 lbs
	Celtik Plus Wall - Module 135 Height x Depth x Length (mm) Height x Depth x Length (in) E 135x230x170 5 F 135x230x260 5 G 135 5 H 135x230x440 5 Weight/Unit Variable Variable Qty/Layer 0.66 m2 7.2 ft2 Qty/Pallet 3.35 m2 36 ft2 Weight/Pallet 1690 kg 3725 lbs
	Celtik Plus Wall - Module 225 Height x Depth x Length (mm) Height x Depth x Length (in) I 225x230x260 8 7/8 J 225 8 7/8x9x13 3/4 K 225 8 7/8x9x24 Weight/Unit Variable Variable Qty/Layer 1.12 m2 12 ft2 Qty/Pallet 3.34 m2 36 ft2 Weight/Pallet 1290.66 kg 2845.40 lbs

 

Unloading the Pallet
1/4 layer of a pallet of 90mm modules (3 9/16") = 1.2 ft2	1/4 layer of a pallet of 135 mm modules (5 5/16") = 1.8 ft2	1/8 layer of a pallet of 225 mm modules (8 7/8") = 1.5 ft2
Calculate the number of square feet needed to build the wall (height x length = surface in square feet. Compare your result with the table in order to determine the number of quarter layers for each series of modules.      This method lets you order by quarter layer of the 90mm and 135mm modules and an eight of a layer of the 225mm module.

Installation Guide Note: Dimensions of the imperial system are only approximations You can select 90mm, 135mm, 225mm, a combination of 90mm and 135mm modules or a combination of 90mm, 135mm and 225mm modules.
Step 1 When installing the first row lay the modules of the same thickness on a compacted foundation. Align the first-row modules horizontally to ensure that the wall will be level. No pins are needed at this stage.
Step 2 Lay the modules in rows as shown in the above diagrams. Do not forget to insert a pin in each module before installation. First insert the pins in the modules to be installed using appropriate grooves. This is dependent upon whether  the wall is to be vertical or 9 º sloped. Lay each row by overlapping joints of the last row installed.
	Supplied radiuses may be used vertically to give a natural and original look to the layout. Use a module A (170mm) to match two 90mm rows (illustration A), and a module F (260mm) to cover two 135mm rows (illustration B) .
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The whole celtik wall system is based on a grid  225mm high and 610mm long. You must calculate its entire length and height.
On the basic grid it is easy to see the combinations of the 225mm high and 610mm long modules.
When you see all the installation options, you'll know the results will be exceptional.

Calculate the length of the wall in multiples of 610mm and the height in multiples of 225mm. Start by arranging one layer with modules of the same thickness (90mm or 135mm).

Start the second layer with a single I or J module in order to break up the alignment of the vertical joints. Set aside the other part of this combination module for completing the other end of the wall. Place the balance of the second layer accordingly.

You can vary the vertical lines even more by separating the 225mm I and J modules within the same layer of blocks as illustrated.

The maximum height with 225mm modules is 900mm excluding the cap. When you build a wall to the maximum permitted height, it is important to fill the 225mm modules with stones in order to retain their structural value.

To add a cap to your wall it is important to cement the caps with a concrete adhesive.

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