Its a lot easier that way and they can dry in the wall and probably a whole lot faster because the wall under the lox will suck the water out of the top layer. I notice you nailed the ends on, hope you can left the forms off. I usually take one side off and pull mine off from the other side because of the depth screws, you don't have depth screws so you may not have a problem.
Bob
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, Ron Richter <ronerichter@...> wrote:
Got the first set of T Lox Blox used today. Everything went as advertised and they really seem to do the trick. We'll see how they do tomorrow after I pull the forms off. Seems way simpler than making bricks and waiting and waiting for them to dry. See my photos from today.
Ron
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