ᐅ L-shaped concrete blocks with or without reinforcement for terrace construction
Created on: 5 Sep 2012 09:55
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OrschelHello,
Since our terrace is higher than our garden, we plan to compensate for the height difference using L-shaped retaining walls. I have come across options with reinforcement and without reinforcement. My question is whether reinforced retaining walls are necessary for a terrace, or if reinforcement is only needed for heavier loads?
Furthermore, I have only found unreinforced L-shaped retaining walls with a maximum height of 1 meter (3.3 feet). Are there taller ones available, or is that the limit?
Thank you
Orschel
Since our terrace is higher than our garden, we plan to compensate for the height difference using L-shaped retaining walls. I have come across options with reinforcement and without reinforcement. My question is whether reinforced retaining walls are necessary for a terrace, or if reinforcement is only needed for heavier loads?
Furthermore, I have only found unreinforced L-shaped retaining walls with a maximum height of 1 meter (3.3 feet). Are there taller ones available, or is that the limit?
Thank you
Orschel
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Häuslebauer405 Sep 2012 11:38Hi,
I'm not a professional, but I think you can skip the reinforcement unless there's a risk of a truck crashing into it. 😀
We had a similar situation. We used a dry stack wall made of natural sandstone.
I'm not a professional, but I think you can skip the reinforcement unless there's a risk of a truck crashing into it. 😀
We had a similar situation. We used a dry stack wall made of natural sandstone.
As a layperson, I also understood that reinforcement is needed, for example, when cars are parked on this raised area. Of course, that would be ideal, but perhaps someone has a different opinion. Otherwise, I have to cover material costs of over €2,000 (approximately $2,150) on my own… 🙁
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