Trench mesh laps; Where trench maps are joined end to end, they need to be overlapped by at least 500 mm. Where they overlap at T or L intersections the overlap should be the width of the trench mesh
Reinforcing bar lap; Reinforcing bar laps need to be overlapped by at least 500 mm
Square mesh lap; Square mesh lap has to be overlapped by at least 225 mm
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