Create a slope under 60 degrees

Hello,

unfortunately, the development plan states that I am only allowed to build a 60cm high garden wall.
My property is not level; I have to raise it by about 2m.

Now my question is, does anyone have a 1.4m high embankment?
If so, are there problems with landslides or is everything quite easy?

Regards

But if someone has an alternative suggestion, they are welcome to present it.

And if not, then you just start a new thread ...

And if not, then you simply start a new thread ...

There is no alternative anymore.
That's why the new thread.

Frame Challenge: do you have to fill everything up? We also have a bit more slope than expected and will (according to current planning) not fill the entire property but rather catch part of it with a small retaining wall at the terrace and then slope down a little again at the boundary. Otherwise, I can recommend the book "Der neue große Gartenplaner" by Peter Wirth on this topic. It has a complete chapter on the subject of terrain modeling.

Depends on the fastening and the slope.
60 degrees slips and is not maintainable

Save yourselves the trouble... there are already two threads with something around a hundred posts, including

Politely put, I would say the learning curve is much flatter than the terrain :rolleyes: