Search...
Home
Subscribe
Pie
Home
Subscribe
Recent topics
Flagged topics
Hot topics
Best topics
Search...
Search within natural building
Search permies
Advance search
Google search
Register / Login
Post Reply
Bookmark Topic
Watch Topic
New Topic
permaculture forums
growies
critters
building
homesteading
energy
monies
kitchen
purity
ungarbage
community
wilderness
fiber arts
art
permaculture artisans
regional
education
skip
experiences
global resources
cider press
projects
digital market
permies.com
pie forums
private forums
all forums
this forum made possible by our volunteer staff, including ...
master stewards:
Nancy Reading
Carla Burke
r ranson
John F Dean
paul wheaton
Pearl Sutton
stewards:
Jay Angler
Liv Smith
Leigh Tate
master gardeners:
Christopher Weeks
Timothy Norton
gardeners:
thomas rubino
Jeremy VanGelder
Maieshe Ljin
Forum:
natural building
does a small wall need a french drain?
Gilbert Fritz
pollinator
Posts: 1760
Location: Denver, CO
124
posted 10 years ago
Number of slices to send:
Optional 'thank-you' note:
Send
I will have a two foot dry stacked wall of broken
concrete
. Will something this tall need a drainage trench? I was hoping just to dig down a foot and stack more blocks, instead of laying down expensive gravel and plastic pipe.
https://happyareyoupoor.com
Troy Rhodes
Posts: 632
31
posted 10 years ago
1
Number of slices to send:
Optional 'thank-you' note:
Send
How well does the soil and subsoil drain?
How much rainfall per year?
Do you have a wet season where it rains a bunch in a couple weeks?
If
the answer
is "pretty good drainage" and "no wet season" then you likely don't need a french drain.
He's giving us the slip! Quick! Grab this tiny ad!
rocket mass heater risers: materials and design eBook
https://permies.com/w/risers-ebook
reply
reply
Bookmark Topic
Watch Topic
New Topic
Boost this thread!
Similar Threads
Okay what is the QUICKEST natural building method?
Dry stacked concrete blocks
Time to Panic, Help!
heating with green wood
glass bottles/jars as roofing?
More...