Use L-stones for slope stabilization.

I just looked up one of our offers from last year. The price for 60mm stones including frost protection, installation in concrete, and sealing was €57.7/m and for 80mm €82.50/m (before price negotiations). Prices are gross including a proper invoice! Therefore, I stick to the fact that your €200 was quite expensive.

I don't see any gravel. We had it set for Load Case 5, and you? What earthworks were involved or were they separate?

The 200 euros per running meter also correspond to our offers that we had. But we also had a sloping wall in terms of height. We (or rather Männe and Papas) did it ourselves. Partly large L-blocks (up to 2m high) and partly poured a concrete wall. The material was available at the building materials supplier we trust.

Oh, I see... Compared to the offer, we paid only a fraction of the material costs. But it was also incredibly hard work.

I don’t see any gravel. We had load case 5 done, and you? What earthworks were involved or were they separate?

That was completely included for us, including all earthworks. I maybe should have added that there was an excavation, filling gravel was put in, compacted, and only then were the L-stones placed on the concrete. Don’t ask me now about any load case, with our small 60 cm it doesn’t matter to me either - after a little over a year, not a single stone has moved even a mm (:

I don't see any gravel. We had loads case 5 set, and you? What earthworks were involved or were they separate?

That was completely included with all earthworks for us. Perhaps I should have added that an excavation took place, filling gravel was placed, compacted, and only then were the L-stones set on concrete. Don't ask me about any load case now; for our small 60 cm it's also irrelevant to me – after a little over a year, not a single stone has moved even a mm(: