L-walls without reinforcement will not be usable for him due to the load from the side and above. And if he wants to overcome a height difference of 60 cm, the OP will have to use 80 cm reinforced L-walls. With material & installation, that costs somewhere around €200 gross per 1 meter. They are so heavy that one cannot do it oneself.The most cost-effective are certainly L-concrete precast parts "off the shelf"; if the foot faces you, then they just have to go a bit deeper in. The main question is especially relocating with equipment due to the weight of the precast parts and the stability of the terrain during excavation, possibly excavating and relocating them individually, but then the equipment will be standing around longer. AND visually maybe not so pretty
So a joint slope reinforcement is unfortunately not allowed, everyone is only allowed 60cm. What that effectively means, I don't know now, because everyone could place their wall staggered one above the other.
Can a landscape gardener describe the possibilities and prices to me in more detail? Or how would you proceed?
L-stones would not have fit with you either! 15% is peanuts for that piece now.Of course, many decisions are weighed in terms of price when building a house – who has an unlimited budget. The surcharge from L-stone wall to natural stone was about 15% for us. The natural stone wall is, in our view, so much more attractive that we preferred to save elsewhere. However, it was about a different height and a different floor. This here is one of the two. L-stone would not be half as nice. [ATTACH alt="640FFEB7-6B4F-4FA6-83BF-11E9874EC36D.png"]35710[/ATTACH]