Moat bank collapsing
- Thread starter Laggard
- Start date
- Location
- south norfolk
Got the exact same thing happening here.lots of cracks have appeared on top of banks in last 6 wet months and I’m sure some will end up in the water.hopefully when it dries out the roots of the grass and foliage will hold it together.can’t see what to do apart from plant more bush type plants really.
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
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Richy12
Member
- Location
- Fermanagh, N Ireland
Either the interlocking sheets above or a KKD trench sheet might even do, there a lap sheet as apposed to interlocking.
Just depends on the guy and the machine putting them in
Just depends on the guy and the machine putting them in
- Location
- Shropshire
Surely you mean castle not house
- Location
- Leicestershire
Gabions, scaffold pipe with plank behind.... or fill it in!
The moat bank 6 metres from the house is collapsing, what would people recommend please?
Collapsing moat? I recommend that you become a Tory MP & claim it on expenses ........
You're not Douglas Hogg are you?
3rd Viscount Hailsham?
Tractor Boy
Member
- Location
- Suffolk
Same thing happened to the moat banks around the farmhouse here about 10years ago. It was getting to within about 3-4m of the grade 1 house so needing doing desperately. Cost a fair bit of money but a local to us specialist contractor used a small 360 on a barge and placed gabion baskets full of stone into the bank and reshaped over the top of them.
The same ...
Keep it to yourself [emoji6]
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
Fill in the Moat?
Don't be ridiculous, the Duck house would have to be re-sited.
Don't be ridiculous, the Duck house would have to be re-sited.
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
You guys , like your joke , but here in Suffolk we are still concerned about the vikings returning , those b**** Norwegians , now we are not in the EU. Thankfully my local river is completely blocked thanks to the EA.
Vikings , they are those little furry things arn’t they or is that beavers?
Vikings , they are those little furry things arn’t they or is that beavers?
- Location
- Leicestershire
Will there not be an ELMS payment for moats as they make the countryside look pretty?
Alternatively chuck some cod in it and claim the fishing quota!
Alternatively chuck some cod in it and claim the fishing quota!
Don’t you all have moats in Angelsea? It’s surprisingly common in the clay lands of Suffolk. I’m serious!
Cowabunga
Member
- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
And when threatened, we stand on the banks of said moat, remove our clothes, paint ourselves in woad and shake our genitals at the opposition.
Your move ...
