Double rod mesh including privacy screen on L-stones! Feasible?

  • Erstellt am 2023-08-01 12:09:51

i_b_n_a_n

2023-08-03 12:37:20
  • #1
I broke L-bricks with 10mm Fischer dowels and too little (>5cm) edge distance while fastening my bike shed. There is privacy screening that is wind-permeable!

Regarding admissibility, everything has already been said (fence in the wrong place > sight obstruction at street intersection -> accident -> contributory negligence)
 

Hausbauer2021

2023-08-03 13:59:47
  • #2

I agree with you on the load and will concrete it. Attached is a picture of the situation. The garden is manageable, so I would prefer not to place the fence elsewhere. But I am open. If I plant a hedge on the boundary, visibility would also be restricted.
 

Tolentino

2023-08-03 14:04:16
  • #3
How far is the L-block wall from the property boundary to the street? I see the following problem: There is no space in front of the L-blocks for a proper foundation. Even if you ignore the boundary underground, as you yourself write, at the "high end" you need a 4m post. That will also have a corresponding lever effect, and strictly speaking, you would then need an even larger foundation or, possibly, the post might not be thick enough. That’s why my suggestion is to go behind the L-blocks and cast the anchors in concrete. At the "high end" you can simply make them 80cm deep (and theoretically even embed the posts in concrete there). Later on, they can be shallower but longer and wider. Up front, you could maybe even remove the L-blocks again and pour a deep foundation underneath them and then connect everything together with long screw anchors (glued in). That would be the super safe version for paranoids. I would probably just screw the last posts onto shallower concrete foundations (alternatively concrete block steps). That also weighs 100-150kg. If the rest of the fence is properly founded, it will hold because it is connected.
 

haydee

2023-08-03 14:19:02
  • #4
Would you like to look out from your terrace onto double steel meshes with plastic strips? How do you feel when the garden is surrounded by a high fence? You block the views. No one can look in, you cannot look out. You also have to like that.
 

Hausbauer2021

2023-08-03 14:29:59
  • #5

Inside everything will be greened :) Of course, no one likes to look at a plastic wall, but until the greenery is tall enough, we can live with it.
 

WilderSueden

2023-08-03 14:59:55
  • #6
Why not just use climbing plants right away without the privacy screen?
 

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