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17 4.2 Concrete in-fill approximate volume Wallform with 3" Insulation Insert: .333 cubic feet per square foot of wall area Wallform with no insert: .5185 cubic feet per square foot of wall area Reminder: The AP wall form is not notched for the horizontal core. This has to be done at the jobsite to fit the situation. Two cuts with a saw are sufficient to knock the center piece out with a hammer. A reciprocating saw is the recommended tool for this, or a circular saw. Faswall®Wallforms MUST be filled with concrete; they are not designed to be stand-alone load bearing concrete masonry units. Mortar should be used only as a bed for leveling the first course of wall forms on a footing or slab that is uneven. Alternatively plastic shims may be used to level the first course(see 3.7). 4.3 Receiving and Unloading Wallforms Carefully unload the wall form pallets from the truck using a pneumatic tired forklift. Be careful in traversing rough terrain with pallets of wallforms as they can tip if severe rocking occurs. Place them on level ground close to the jobsite where they will be used. When unloading by hand, you should use caution and avoid reckless handling of the wall forms. Check each pallet for wallforms that may have been damaged in shipment. After examination of the shipment set aside on a separate pallet any wallforms that have been cracked or broken and are not safe for use. It is important to notify the manufacturer so that arrangements can be made for the replacement of any damaged wall forms. All damages to Faswall®products should be noted on the trucking company's delivery ticket and the driver should verify the damage and sign the papers before the truck leaves the jobsite. Claims for damaged products should be made promptly and the manufacturer should be made aware of the claim. 4101 ShelterWorks General Application and Technical Information(GATT)version 2.5