Intercepting higher neighboring plots: L-shaped stones, etc. - Tips

  • Erstellt am 2021-02-27 14:31:49

netuser

2022-03-25 11:49:39
  • #1


That definitely works and is not "botched". If handling with L-shaped stones doesn’t work, then it should work just as well with formwork blocks! Even with 17.5 cm blocks and cheaper anyway! For 1.5 m you just need a little more steel per running meter and that's fine.

There are also wall planners on the web or with some suppliers exact information regarding the statics and steel, etc.
 

netuser

2022-03-25 11:53:08
  • #2
I personally would (especially) at 1.5 m height neither want to look at formwork stones, nor L-stones, and not even so much natural stones. Therefore, my current plan with a 1.0 m wall is to at least partially clad it with wood. But with , it's not about the appearance, if I have understood that correctly...?
 

face26

2022-03-25 11:58:58
  • #3


I haven’t read anywhere that the appearance doesn’t matter...

As I said, it’s a matter of taste. I wouldn’t know what might be unattractive about a 1m high Muschelkalk natural stone wall, possibly with wall plants...

Wood can certainly also look great... but it’s more effort and unless you work in woodworking yourself and do everything on your own, I’d say you probably won’t get a bargain price. Plus, if you don’t like naturally weathered wood – maintenance effort.

With a wall like that, it also depends on who looks at it, whether I’m the one looking (so I’m the lower one) or my neighbor is looking (so I’m the higher one), and in the latter case, how important or unimportant that is to me.
 

Yaso2.0

2022-03-25 13:21:02
  • #4
In my thread the situation is described right in the first post. If we wanted to place the L-shaped stones directly at the boundary, we would have to carry out the work over a private road, which I would very much like to avoid. None of the 4 road builders could offer me the stones with the "reversed" angle, as reported by , or one said directly, "that will be really expensive".. Therefore, I have to look for an alternative that can be built from my property and takes up the least space from the property, since on one side I only have 3.50 m distance. I’m also very interested! That’s what our landscaping contractor also said. No, appearance does of course play a role! We would initially plaster the wall, then clad it. Probably alternating with wood and facing bricks and a small floor fountain (waterfall). There are lots of inspirations on the net for this. So you can definitely make such a wall look nice later :) Right, it naturally does matter too..
 

gutentag

2022-03-25 14:27:33
  • #5
where does the SW go?

Is there a plan? Is that the SW in the east from #19 in the link?
 

Yaso2.0

2022-03-25 16:01:51
  • #6


The red-marked areas will be blocked off with the wall.

The private road runs to the south, the driveway to the neighbors to the west.

Since the setback to the private road is only 3.70 - 3.95 m, I want to sink as little space as possible there.

Terracing, sloping, etc. is therefore out of the question.
 

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