Use pole and wire gauze

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

Oga, that one na sand na no b blocks!

NobleSeed:
change your Monica..and it will stop falling

No be only Monica na Sandra

donbrowser:
First change your username. Half of your problem is solved

My God! ��

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

You need to do concrete fencing that can hold water, you will need long runner rode iron bender to tie the basket for you and then get good Brick layers and laborers to do pouring then chain it round, at the first and second coach from there you can start using blocks to complete the rest side of the fence

Your foundation level too low...
You need to raise it above the road level.

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

You must do a drainage. Maybe you allow the drainage pass along the fence to where ever. Thsta the first step.

Next step if you dont want to do drainage is to increase the quantity of sand and granite in the concrete.
Maybe 2 :3:4
2 bags cement, 3 barrow sand, 4 barrow granite.

Thsnk you

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

if you do not arrest the water you will continue rebuilding the fence. you have to redirect the flow of water through your site.
you need that drain

you are worried about reptiles, build a steel mesh. or maybe aluminum. this will be a maintenance point however as io may either be rusting and have to be replaced or it will block debris that will have to be removed

end of story.

Foundation matters alot in building,do a raft of 3 to 4 boards chain it well and let the mixture of concerts be pure before erecting your fence.

Regards,
S.kolly

Do a solid foundation to a reasonable height with adequate rod in place before block laying.

Make sure the blocks to be used are all solid( use 1 bag to mould 25 blocks).

Ensure your concrete mixing ratio is standard.

Finally, whatever it takes channel that water away.

The mixture as seen in the picture is very bad.

Is like using mould to mix with cement.

Dig d foundation of d fence like 3ft and pour pure concrete then start setting ur block

Your foundation is no deep enough, and the quality of work done seems poor.
1. Reinforced concrete strip foundation
2. Concrete columns
3. Provide 4" pipes at intervals
Problem solved

money121:
Is that blocks or ordinary Sand
You need to hold that ur bricklayer responsible

wetin u mean? The bricks for no break? and bfr asking him to hold d bricklayer u don ask am how much he bought the bricks? U Sha can't pay for silver and expect diamond or gold to be delivered

Nairaland should watch what they feed us as news, I wonder why this should make frontpage, you can't see threads like this on LIB or any other popular platform.

I'll soon deactivate my NL account.

Levinas:


No be only Monica na Sandra

Hahaha! Maybe he no know book that's why he dey misspell moniker.
Anyway, the language is immaterial if the meaning is plain.

Uniquekriss:
Nairaland should watch what they feed us as news, I wonder why this should make frontpage, you can't see threads like this on LIB or any other popular platform.

I'll soon deactivate my NL account.

if only you know how money people naira land have saved their lives or pockets, you won't make this post. Nairaland is a forum and not a blog. Lib is a blog not a forum. You need to understand the difference. All topics are welcomed in a general forum.

Your blocks aren't strong.


No bi by by na fence you go come mould 80blocks to a bag.

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

use concrete as the foundation, den let the concrete be as high as a three courses above the ground level. Make sure the concrete is perforated above the ground level to allow passage of water/runoff.

ThisisBuhari:
This particular side of my farmland fence failed for the second year running as a result of rain water. The back of the fence is sloppy, so all the rain water coming down from behind lodge at the back of the fence. So last year after the fence failed, we constructed four concrete pillars, and still it failed yesterday again. Although, someone suggested that I do a drainage to pass through the farmland but I am not disposed to the idea because of reptiles that may be gaining access into the land, so we didnt do that.

Engineers in the house, please what do you advice I do to stop this recurrence.

Thanks

Your excuse for not being disposed to a drainage is not valid.

99 % of Reptiles will climb that block fence.

Anything associated with buhari is course. Change ur username.

We can help you correct the fence and advice you professionally on your construction project
Thanks
hamzatconstructconcept@gmail.com
08166528841

Am not an engineer o! but what if you cast it before laying the blocks?

What you need is a raft foundation plus a solid drainage system to channel that stagnant water away from the back of your fence. What you did twice there that failed is treating symptoms without treating the root cause. Always consult a professional Builder/Engineer for the best result.

Do a partial raft foundation for the affected area of your fence and a good drainage system. The foundation has to be properly done.

Thanks.

#TeamObidient

Your name is synonymous with failure.

Are you sure that someone is not pushing your fence down?

Poor foundation by crazy engineer.

Build in sections