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Good. Too much steel certainly doesn’t hurt. Karsten

The base slab will be poured at 10 o'clock

Wow, that is really close to the retaining wall – how do you keep it safely dry?

Too much steel certainly doesn't hurt.

Well, the steel does have to stay properly embedded in concrete.

It worked for us during that time (including the basement), we only had fast screed in the boiler room. But that's usual, isn't it? It didn't seem like shoddy work. Simply well organized without long downtimes.



Today I finally had time to start with the workshop in the basement. Immediately used up the leftovers from the kitchen countertop.

Are those Ikea shelves?

Wow, that is really close to the retaining wall - how do you manage to keep that safely dry?


Well, the steel must definitely stay properly encased in concrete.

The old wall remains. It is quite uneven and irregular. Each part of the building was simply built into the hill as far as possible using muscle power. Disposal and slope retention were saved + a new wall for the garden.
In front of it will be a new wall made of waterproof concrete (white tank). Between the new wall and the old wall there will be insulation. The rest will be backfilled.

The concrete wall will be 20 or 22 cm thick if I remember correctly.

Today there were bathroom furniture.

Hello Karsten, do you really want to be in the picture here?