Wind load privacy fence (double rod mesh with foil) on L-stone?

Beyond all discussions about the appearance:

The manufacturer GAH-Alberts, who exactly offers the post holder that is supposed to be used here, writes on their homepage about the model: "Recommended for fence panels up to 1200 mm height." I guess no structural engineer is needed to say: "This won't work!"

Best regards

Axel

And presumably assumes the wind load of a fence without gabion surcharge...

And presumably assumes the wind load of a fence without gabion imprint...

Presumably, but that is nowhere stated. And there are no further details about the plastic strips on the homepage either.

That was a quick turnaround with the opinion to rather say nothing if you don’t like something. Hypocrites, really.

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Either you copy everything here, including what Nordlys wrote, or stay completely out of it.
Back then in that post, it was about things that are already built, things that people show with a certain pride. This here is not built yet, so basically not created with blood and sweat...
And when and where I say something is none of your business at all, sweetie.
And ps: this gabion pressure doesn’t really make things more pleasant. Sorry.

Beyond all discussions about the appearance:

The manufacturer GAH-Alberts, who has exactly the post holder in their range that is supposed to be used here, writes about the model on their homepage: "Recommended for fence panels up to 1200 mm height." So apparently no structural engineer is needed to say, "This won’t work!"

Best regards

Axel

Great, thanks for this info! I hadn’t seen it that way before. That obviously changes the project. In principle, the question then arises how a privacy and wind protection of this size is even possible at this location.

And PS: this gabion pressure doesn’t really make things any easier. Sorry.

Well, I actually find it really okay in person:

If this angle really does not hold, which I can hardly believe, then a foundation for each post behind the L-steel. In the worst case, leave 1-2 rows free, then the wall is not so vulnerable.

If this angle really doesn't hold, which I can hardly believe, then a foundation for each post behind the L-walls. In the worst case, leave 1-2 rows free, then the wall is not so vulnerable.

Behind the L-walls there is a approx. 1.5m deep abyss and the neighbor On my side I unfortunately cannot concrete anything in because of the paving stones.