I am planning on laying a slab as a base for a car standing. My garden level (and the planned top of the slab) is about 300mm lower than the ajoining garden. What should I use as a retaining material along this soil, preferably without having to build a wall?
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How to retain the soil along a fenceline for slab
- Thread starter timpb
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Hi,
I've used paving slabs on edge for this problem and they work beautifully. You really should make sure that the depth underground is at least the height above - but once you get the car-standing slabs down to level, their weight will help hold the neighbours soil in place.
I've used paving slabs on edge for this problem and they work beautifully. You really should make sure that the depth underground is at least the height above - but once you get the car-standing slabs down to level, their weight will help hold the neighbours soil in place.
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