Jochen2015
2019-04-13 09:17:32
- #1
Hello,
we want to support a low slope to the neighboring property so that we can fill up our property a bit more in that area. (see picture)
Since the slope is about 1.2m high at the highest point and slopes diagonally at the boundary, the idea is to build an approximately 80cm high "wall."
I have done some research and found the following possible materials:
- L-blocks (80cm high)
- Wall panels (80cm high)
- Formwork blocks
- Planter blocks (rectangular)
Since I actually want to do this support only once in my life, I am unsure what really makes sense here from a "price/performance" perspective. Maybe a privacy screen should be mounted on the wall later.
I would appreciate feedback.
Best regards
Jochen

we want to support a low slope to the neighboring property so that we can fill up our property a bit more in that area. (see picture)
Since the slope is about 1.2m high at the highest point and slopes diagonally at the boundary, the idea is to build an approximately 80cm high "wall."
I have done some research and found the following possible materials:
- L-blocks (80cm high)
- Wall panels (80cm high)
- Formwork blocks
- Planter blocks (rectangular)
Since I actually want to do this support only once in my life, I am unsure what really makes sense here from a "price/performance" perspective. Maybe a privacy screen should be mounted on the wall later.
I would appreciate feedback.
Best regards
Jochen