Silva Cell 2 Installation Guidelines

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Silva Cell 2 Installation Guidelines

Silva Cell 2 components Deck 1X post 3X post 2X post Base 1

Base (bottom piece) 2

Posts 1X 2X 3X (1x + 2X) 3

1X assembled 16.7 (424 mm) 4

2X assembled 30.9 (784 mm) 5

3X assembled 43.0 (1092 mm) 6

Deck (top piece) 7

Strongback (bracing system) 8

Anchoring pin and crossbar Pin Crossbar 9

Root Barrier 10

Geogrid, geotextile, and cable ties Geogrid Geotextile fabric Plastic cable ties 11

Materials needed to install Silva Cell 2 Supplied by DeepRoot Silva Cell bases Silva Cell decks Silva Cell posts Silva Cell anchoring pins Strongbacks Root Barrier Other materials needed Geogrid* Geotextile* Plastic cable ties* Compactable fill for outside Silva Cells Aggregate base - Below Silva Cells - Above Silva Cells Planting soils - For inside Silva Cells - For inside tree pit/around root ball *Available for purchase through Deeproot 12

Suggested Equipment Plate compactor Jumping jack compactor Excavating equipment Sufficient reach 360 swing radius 13

Determine the dimensions of the Silva Cell area Leave 1-4 (25 mm 100 mm) space between bases 24 (610 mm) Base Base 48 (1220 mm) 10 bases x 4 = 40 (0.3 m) 9 spaces x 2 = 1.5 (0.45 m) Total length = 41.5 (12.6 m) 3 bases x 2 = 6 (1.8 m) 1 base x 4 = 4 (1.2) 3 spaces x 2 =.5 (0.1 m) Total length = 10.5 (3.2 m) 14

A note on over-excavation Over excavate a minimum of 12 (300 mm) on all sides to allow for working room and proper compaction 15

Calculating excavation depths Typically 4 (100 mm) 16

Example: 2X + standard concrete pavement section (4 /100 mm) (4 /100 mm) 8 (203 mm) Finished grade 43 (1092 mm) total 30.9 (785 mm) (4 /100 mm) 4 (100 mm) Bottom of excavation 17

Excavate the Silva Cell Area Make sure excavation is deep enough to accommodate sub base aggregate + Silva Cells and pavement section. Compact bottom of excavation (sub grade) before placing fabric and sub base aggregate 18

Install the geotextile fabric Place a layer of geotextile fabric over the compacted subgrade before placing the sub base aggregate. The geotextile fabric is an important component of the overall Silva Cell system and it is essential for establishing a uniformly stable sub base. 19

Fine the sub base Fine grade the sub base aggregate to a uniform elevation or slope. Properly preparing the sub base is a critical step in the installation. If the Silva Cell frames do not sit level the legs will become misaligned making it difficult or impossible to attach the decks. 20

Place and compact the sub base aggregate layer Place the required thickness of sub base aggregate over the geotextile fabric. Compact the sub base aggregate to 95% standard proctor density or as specified. 21

Quality control It is the responsibility of the contractor through the Owner, Owner s Representative, Engineer, or Geotechnical Consultant to verify that the sub base is constructed to the specified requirements prior to placing any Silva Cells. 22

Lay out the bases 1. Place bases around the perimeter of the tree opening. Leave a 1 4 (25 mm-100 mm) gap between bases. 2. Place bases beyond tree opening and space accordingly 3. Place bases at the perimeter of the next tree opening. 23

Lay out the bases Mark out the inner dimensions of the tree opening 24

Lay out the bases caption 25

A note on curbs Make sure curb or thickened pavement edge at tree opening is fully supported by Silva Cells 26

Pin the bases Anchor bases in place with 2 crossbar/pin assemblies per base. 27

Attach the posts to the base Insert post into base and twist to lock into place 28

Attach the posts to the base Locking mechanism snaps into place. 29

Attach the strongbacks Strongbacks keep the posts alinged during the installation process 30

Attach the strongback Post Lids caption 31

Install geogrid around the perimeter The geogrid keeps the soil contained within the Silva Cell system as you fill it. Wrap the geogrid around the outside perimeter like a fence. 32

Size the geogrid 12 (305 mm) Allow for a 6 (150 mm) overlap at the bottom and a 12 (300 mm) overlap at the top. 1X = 36 (914 mm) 2X = 48 (1219 mm) 3X = 72 (1828 mm) 6 (152 mm) 33

Attaching the geogrid Attach geogrid to posts with one cable tie to keep geogrid in place during backfilling. 34

Install the first lift of backfill Anchor down the toe of the geogrid by placing backfill material to approximately the mid point of the leg, but do not compact yet. Cable tie Geogrid Backfill material 35

Install the backfill 36

Install the first lift of planting soil Install planting soil mix to approximate mid-point of posts. Level out and compact by walking over the soil. 37

Avoid coming into contact with Silva Cells Be careful not to cause damage when loading soil into the Silva Cell system. Make sure that the bucket of the equipment being used does not come into contact with Silva Cells. 38

Compact the first lift of backfill material After the first lift of soil has been installed and walked through, go back and compact the backfill material first placed around the perimeter. Add additional material and compact until the backfill is approximately the same height as the soil in the cells Backfill material (level and compact) 39

Avoid coming into contact with Silva Cells Keep compaction equipment from coming into direct contact with the posts to avoid potential damage. caption 40

Start by installing loose backfill around perimeter After backfill material has been placed and compacted to the height of the soil inside the Cells, the process of adding backfill material around perimeter and soil in the Cells repeats itself -- this time leaving the backfill material 2-3 inches (50-75 mm) down from the top of the posts. Don t compact. 2-3 (50-75 mm) 2 nd lift of backfill material 41

Place second lift of soil mix Place second lift of soil mix and walk in until the soil inside is level with the bottom of the strongbacks. Strongback Soil level 42

Add the post extensions (3X systems only) For a 3X system, carefully remove the strongbacks and add 1X post extensions. Then repeat the process of placing backfill material around the perimeter and filling the Cells with soil one additional time. 1X post extensions 3X 43

Remove the strongbacks and attach the decks When finished installing and walking in the soil, carefully remove the strongbacks, level out the soil, and attach the decks Deck 44

Attach the decks caption 45

Fold over the excess geogrid After installation of the decks fold the excess geogrid at the top over onto the decks and hold down with cable ties as needed. Remaining geogrid 46

Compact around the perimeter Compact backfill material previously placed around the perimeter. Add material and compact as needed until backfill is level with the top of the decks. Backfill material 47

Install geotextile fabric over the Silva Cells Cover Silva Cells with geotextile fabric. Extend geotextile fabric to also cover the backfill area. Geotextile fabric Backfill area Backfill area 48

Install geotextile fabric over the Silva Cells 49

Install the aggregate base course Do not operate machinery over the Silva Cell System. The Silva Cell system does not attain its load bearing capacity until the final pavement surface is in place Place the aggregate from outside of the perimeter of the system. Start at one end and work continuously toward the other end. This keeps the geotextile fabric loose and allows it to be pulled down into the openings in the decks. 50

Compact the aggregate base Compact the base course aggregate as specified with equipment weighing 1,000 lbs (453 kg) or less. 51

Install the concrete curbing 52

Install the permanent pavement 53

Install root barrier around the rootball 54

Line the inside of the tree opening with root barrier Make as big a circle inside the tree opening as possible. Root barrier around inside of tree opening 55

Root barrier installation Install root barrier so that the top is roughly 2 (50 mm) down from top of finished pavement. 56

Root barrier installation Tabs on the root barrier panels face inward toward the tree. The root barrier panels easily slide together to interlock with each other. 57

Thank you 58

Questions? United States / Canada Pat Greeley pat@deeproot.com (612) 840-9004 United Kingdom Steve Chatwin-Grindey steve@deeproot.com (+44) 020 3848 4230 caption 59