Grill corner walls height difference

Thank you for your detailed instructions. What do you mean by saying that the pressure alone will not hold it? Is the reinforcement steel necessary? How should the steel connect with the stones?
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What do you mean by saying the pressure alone will not hold them? How is the steel supposed to connect with the stones?

Hello Haribobo with pressure I mean the weight. The wall stands on the ground. It has no connection to the base plate. If you anchor reinforcing steel into the ground and let the steel extend into the cavities of the stones, the concrete around the steel will connect the wall to the ground. Actually quite simple. Just hard to express visually. Steven

Hello

sorry, I was just thinking about partition blocks. You are using calcium silicate bricks. Steel is not possible with those.
Do you have 17.5 cm bricks? That would be too fragile for me. The wall could topple.

Steven

Hello

possibly anchor the VA in the ground and pour the holes in the KS with thin liquid concrete.

Steven

Now I know what you mean
A freestanding wall is not as stable as a wall that is supported somewhere.
Can I then put a bit of concrete into the cavities of the stones so that the steel connects with the stones?

Hello

sorry, I was just thinking about hollow blocks. You are using sand-lime bricks. Steel doesn't work with those. You have 17.5 cm bricks? That would be too fragile for me. The wall could tip over.

Steven

Do you really think it could tip over? ^^ A rectangle is being built, and a small slab will be poured with concrete on top (as a work surface)