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Proper backfilling at plinth level is critical for long-term structural safety.
In this video, we explain the correct method of backfilling using Muram, sand, aggregate & boulders, followed by mechanical compaction in 200mm (8 inch) layers.

✔ Key Points Covered:
• Why no soil filling is recommended at plinth level
• Importance of 200mm layer filling & compaction
• Use of Muram, sand, aggregate & boulders
• Mechanical compactor for hard, non-settling surface
• How poor compaction leads to settlement, tile cracks & structural damage
• How proper backfilling keeps the structure safe & durable
🚧 Why Compaction is Important?

Without proper compaction:
• Filling may settle in the future
• Cracks may appear in tiles and flooring
• Structural safety can be compromised
With proper layer-wise compaction, the surface achieves high strength, long-term stability & zero settlement.
👉 Watch till the end to understand best backfilling practices used by professionals.

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