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17. COMPOUND WALL OF THE BUILDING


Before starting the construction of the house it is necessary to build the compound wall first.

*              First demarcate the boundary of the plot. If it has an extended SE or SW corner the corner should make 900 by adjusting the extending portion.

*              While digging the compound wall start from NE towards SW. Dig atleast 3 feet to 4 feet.





*              The construction of the compound wall should start from SW towards SE and SW towards NW. NE should be finished in last.


*              The thickness of wall on Southern & Western side should be thicker than Eastern or Northern side.



*              There should not be any cracks in compound wall particularly in southern or western side.

*              The angle  at S/W of compound wall must be

900.

*              The height of the wall should be lower in North and East or N & E wall can raise upto 3’ or 4’ & then grill can be fix above to keep NE Wall lighter than S & West walls.

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