cschiko
2022-07-27 14:25:26
- #1
I see it similarly! What might work, but is not really a clean solution:
1. On the garden side, dig down accordingly at the spots and then "hollow out" under the stones. The problem here will likely be that especially the gravel keeps slipping again and again.
2. If you manage to do it somewhat cleanly, you could pour the foundation with a small formwork and insert the iron and posts from above.
But it's all improvised, and I suspect that you can't neatly "undermine" the wall with a clean boundary.
1. On the garden side, dig down accordingly at the spots and then "hollow out" under the stones. The problem here will likely be that especially the gravel keeps slipping again and again.
2. If you manage to do it somewhat cleanly, you could pour the foundation with a small formwork and insert the iron and posts from above.
But it's all improvised, and I suspect that you can't neatly "undermine" the wall with a clean boundary.