10% slope - who has experience with it?

  • Erstellt am 2022-03-19 18:47:05

HalloClarissa

2022-03-19 18:47:05
  • #1
Hello dear everyone,

as absolute "lowlanders," our last and age-appropriate house (bungalow, prefab house with wooden facade) is now to be built in the beautiful Leinebergland, and with this, for our 3rd new build, we are for the first time confronted with a sloping site.

The slope is 10%. The house will be 10 m wide, which theoretically results in a height difference of about 1 m.

We are aware that a sloping site means additional costs! The following basic questions arise for us:

1. How can we compensate for the slope (road below) most cost-effectively (we do not want to build a basement)? (half cut away and half raised or completely raised on the street side without earth removal or ?)

2. Can the height difference be compensated solely with a strip foundation, i.e. just raise the concrete wall on one side?

PS: We do not intend to level or terrace the entire plot. This is really only about the house footprint and, of course, the terrace; the rest can gladly remain sloped as created by nature.

PSS: In the picture, you can see our plot, somewhat awkwardly shaped, but well suited for us

Thank you in advance for all helpful advice

 

haydee

2022-03-19 19:46:50
  • #2
I would half bury, half fill in.

is similar to how it is with you, right?
 

Nordlys

2022-03-19 19:55:23
  • #3
Yes, but with us the slope is less. Still, just burying is stupid.
 

11ant

2022-03-19 22:39:50
  • #4
A basement decision is not a private matter with a 10% slope, the property already speaks quite loudly there. Unfortunately, one can only take a symbolic example from Nordlys' handling of its terrain height differences. With you, a heavy rain already crashes onto the dike with quite a few more knots, there you learn to spell the fine difference between drainage and hydraulic engineering. Unfortunately, the informational content of your illustrations does not go beyond "well meant" :-(
 

gutentag

2022-03-20 09:38:03
  • #5
Can you upload the image on the left again with the entire property? Where is north? Please label the contour lines.
 

gutentag

2022-03-20 10:05:45
  • #6
Somehow the plans don't match. Do they have different angles?

I'd rather build 8.5m*12.5m. Where should the parking spaces go?

According to the contour lines, the slope is more like 12 - 17% in the house area. (if the contour lines are per meter)

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Photos of the property also help.
 

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