Hello,
we are currently planning the slope stabilization and want to use L-shaped retaining walls. The basement contractor would install the 30 meters (98 feet) that need to be secured for about €6,000 using L-shaped retaining walls (or masonry panels). Since we want to do as much as possible ourselves otherwise, we are considering whether it would be cheaper to do this on our own. I am wondering where it is most cost-effective to source these L-shaped retaining wall units.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Thanks in advance for the answers,
Herbert110
we are currently planning the slope stabilization and want to use L-shaped retaining walls. The basement contractor would install the 30 meters (98 feet) that need to be secured for about €6,000 using L-shaped retaining walls (or masonry panels). Since we want to do as much as possible ourselves otherwise, we are considering whether it would be cheaper to do this on our own. I am wondering where it is most cost-effective to source these L-shaped retaining wall units.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Thanks in advance for the answers,
Herbert110
EveundGerd25 Oct 2015 17:19A depth of 70 cm (28 inches) was excavated and backfilled with 10 tons of lava rock, sized 0-45 mm (0-1.8 inches), then compacted. The wall is 13 m (43 feet) long and 2 m (6.6 feet) high. The curve, made of basalt like the gabion fill, measures 6 m (20 feet) and ranges in height from 1.5 m (5 feet) to 0.3 m (1 foot).
EveundGerd25 Oct 2015 17:21EveundGerd25 Oct 2015 17:22and here is the curve:
EveundGerd25 Oct 2015 17:28And this is how it looks today
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HilfeHilfe26 Oct 2015 10:49Looks great!
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