Gabions

>>1129041
it is no different than any masonry in terms of thermal stuff

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In fact I refer to the thickness of the wall and the inclemency of the climate .... if it is not structural ?, What is the minimum thickness of a enclosure?

>>1130415
Sadly is little info on this. Want a gabian wall hut for storage. Rocks are free...

I am in a process in the choice of decorative material for the gabion, structurally it will be visually adequate, but I am concerned about the thickness of the wall in relation to the climate and how the water drains through them.

The appearance of the shape of the material, wall thickness, stone type vs. the porosity of the same or select decorative glass.

>>1129041

How does that keep water out?

It is interesting looking, though.

Placing the material at a 45 ° angle to keep the water out, with a good foundation, I worry about the water retention, which does not drain adequately, I thought of a layered glass wall.

Properly placing layers of glass and stones at this angle maintain a good relationship between the entrance of sunlight, this way you get heat gain inside the enclosure.