Ferrocement garden

In this cozy backyard, our clients clients wanted to raise their food production (pun intended), but they didn’t want boxes or rectangular wood raised beds that would need to be replaced. This is their retirement home, and they new they wanted to stay, and they wanted their backyard to be whimsical

After much researching and planning we decided to experiment with “ferrocement” as the chosen building material for our raised garden beds.

We explained, what is Ferrocement, properties of Ferrocement, Material used, types of wire mesh, advantages and construction method of Ferrocement.

I’ve been recovering from an intensive two weeks making this (I’ll let the photos do most of the talking, but it is at my daughter Anna’s partner’s house on the hill. The do…

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Ferrocement: an old way to build with cement that's cheaper, lighter, and longer-lasting than traditional cement.

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