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COMPOUND WALL IN HOUSING

 A compound wall serves to delimit your home or building, ensures


privacy and protection. Thus the primary purpose of a wall is security.

 It prevents trespassers from moving into your property and restricts


entry into your personal space.
 Compound walls allow private properties to veil themselves from
the road, in terms of visibility, dust and noise pollution.

 Moreover, it is important to shield the ground floor of a house from


the street and therefore the front fence should be of a height that
fulfills this purpose.
TYPES OF COMPOUND WALL IN HOUSING

•Masonry
•Ornamental
•Cladding
•Precast
•Security
1. Masonry compound wall

 Masonry walls are typically constructed using laterite stones,


red clay bricks or fly ash bricks, steel, and cement mortar.

 Construction of such walls start from 2 ft below ground


level to ensure that the wall gets proper anchorage.

 Similarly, to improve the appearance of a masonry wall, red clay bricks


grooves can be made in the plaster.

fly ash bricks laterite stones


2. Ornamental compound wall

 Ornamental Compound wall is a combination of masonry wall and


mild steel/stainless steel grills.

 In this type of wall, up to 3-5ft masonry wall is constructed.

 We can then apply cement plaster and paint over it.

 Above this masonry wall, we can fix mild steel grills or stainless steel
grills as per the decoration and security requirements.
3. Cladding compound wall

 Cladding compound walls use cladding materials such


as vitreous tiles, marbles or shera panels. We can fix these
over typical masonry walls to give them an aesthetic appeal.

 A cladding wall is generally impervious to changing weather


conditions.
4. Precast compound wall

 Precast walls are usually made of steel and concrete.


 We can make them in a factory and then transport to the
site.
 Precast walls are used in various places as their
installation is quick and easy.
 In addition, we can complete the whole process of
installation in a short span of time.
 Therefore, we need to ensure to provide proper
foundation to the structure and the walls.

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