Have a terrace partition wall built or build it yourself

Does not meet the mentioned requirements

How do you want to know that?
Of course it works. Even saves some space.

It's not a wall but easy DIY.

How do you want to know that?
Of course it works. Even saves some space.

It’s not a wall but easy DIY.

One could just read what the OP named as requirements.

One could just read

Stay cool. Did I ask for your opinion?
The OP is looking for an inexpensive solution, so I should offer a usable and inexpensive alternative. The wall is simply the worst and most expensive solution.

There are noise barriers made of wood. Ones that can still be designed quite nicely.

For example: [ATTACH alt="LSW.JPG" type="full"]63008[/ATTACH] or also vertical slats.

Hello, we have bought a new semi-detached house we have heard from our neighbors that instead of the standard glass partition wall they want a masonry partition wall made of stone we both want it to be 4m long and 2m high and to stand on the property boundary costs approx. 6000 - 8000€ still needs to be calculated exactly (then split price in half)

Hello Pwnage619 phew, that’s really expensive. Use 17.5 cm calcium silicate bricks. (248 x 250 x 17.5). Costs about 300 euros. Some adhesive, 10 sacks of cement and 1m³ of gravel. All in all you’re at 400 euros material. Check out the construction sites to see if 2 guys have 2 Saturdays free to build you a wall. Foundation 80cm deep, put RCL at the bottom, compact well. Then formwork and reinforce the foundation. Mix concrete, pour it in. Lay the first layer of calcium silicate bricks level. Then build the wall up. Have it plastered with the house. If it costs 1,000 euros in total, that’s well paid. Steven

Or what do you call the stones that are hollow inside and suitable for building a terrace partition wall

Hello Pwnage619

or you trust yourself to do it. It's not that hard.
But you shouldn't work with KS blocks. Take something simple: concrete formwork blocks. There are nice stones that look visually like natural stones. Take a look under can search.
Foundation as usual. Without two left hands, it's not rocket science, but it saves a lot of money.
Foundation a few centimeters above ground level. Horizontal barrier on top, 3 rows of stones leveled cleanly, don't forget the reinforcement, pour concrete, next 3 rows, etc. Until you're at the top. Cover on top and save 5 to 7 thousand euros.

Steven

Hello

We don't want a partition wall made of wood but of stone. We simply find it visually better.
We thought about doing it with stones that are hollow inside so you just have to stack the stones and fill them with soil or gravel.

I was thinking of hollow block stones but formwork stones could also be interesting.

They should also look good.