Compound Wall

The recommended height for the compound wall is 6 feet from ground level, aligning with Vastu principles. According to Vastu, if the surrounding energy is unfavorable, the compound wall's height can be increased to 7 or 8 feet. In situations where the ground level is below road level, an elevated compound wall might be necessary, and the height can be determined based on the basement height in such cases. This approach ensures adherence to Vastu guidelines and addresses specific conditions to optimize the functionality and aesthetics of the compound wall.

We offer four options for compound wall construction:

• 1. Precast Compound Wall:

• Pros: Low cost, fast construction, less thickness, re-usable.

• Cons: 2 to 3 feet deep foundation, less strength compared to regular compound walls, susceptible to easy damage.

• 2. Hollow Block Compound Wall (Without Plastering):

• Pros: Low cost, rapid construction (no plastering), 5 feet deep pile foundation with beams and columns, high strength - not easily damaged.

• Cons: Cost may be higher than precast compound wall, some customers may find the absence of plastering unconventional.

• 3. Hollow Block/Bricks Compound Wall (Fully Plastered):

• Pros: Neat and pleasing appearance, 5 feet deep pile foundation with beams and columns, high strength - not easily damaged.

• Cons: Longer construction time, higher cost compared to the previous two options.

• 4. Granite/Natural Stone Finish Compound Wall:

• Pros: Premium and extravagant appearance, elevates building aesthetics, 5 feet deep pile foundation with beams and columns, high strength - not easily damaged.

• Cons: Longer construction time, highest cost among the provided options.

Not all houses necessitate a compound wall. For those houses requiring a compound wall on only two or three sides, we provide flexibility by excluding the compound wall from the package. This ensures that clients opting for a compound wall are the only ones incurring associated costs.