Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

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Schorsch_baut

2023-04-16 13:24:24
  • #1

Some people in our neighboring village on the village entrance road have done that too. The result is a completely overgrown slope that can no longer be walked on or maintained. And on top of that, the houses sit. One person has now also put up a double wire mesh fence at the slope, presumably so that the children don’t try to retrieve their balls that rolled into the thicket. In another town, the piled-up earth collapsed recently during heavy rain and flowed onto the farmer’s field. In the development plan for the next new housing area, the amount of allowed fill has now been limited, since cases of "we ran out of money and just muddled something together" have become too frequent. :D
 

xMisterDx

2023-04-17 16:57:51
  • #2
A fully densely vegetated slope cannot slip and absorbs water better than a lawn area secured with [L-steinen]. And if someone puts up a fence so that children no longer crawl onto their property. Let a child get hurt there once. The first question then is "Why was no fence present?".
 

Marvinius

2023-04-17 17:53:19
  • #3
You can also lay artificial turf over the slope that is too steep. It looks very mediocre, but then nothing becomes overgrown :)
 

Schorsch_baut

2023-04-17 20:16:32
  • #4

The piled-up slope was still fresh and not planted. However, even a vegetated slope can slip during heavy rain if it was not properly constructed. This even happens in the mountains, and those are really natural soils. What I just wanted to say is that a fill should not be shaped just spontaneously.
 

kati1337

2023-04-17 20:45:55
  • #5
"too steep" is always a matter of definition. Our slope is naturally too steep to play football comfortably on it. But it is probably not too steep for sliding onto the neighbor's lawn. After all, our builder designed it like that for us. The man has been building houses for over 20 years and has an impeccable reputation. I strongly assume that he knows what he is doing.
 

Marvinius

2023-04-17 21:06:27
  • #6

At least I would stabilize the slope with slope mats, e.g. made of jute. That also gives a neat appearance.
 

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