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In the heart of the Corbières wine country — the village gives its name to the Corbières-Boutenac appellation — we carried out a masonry project documented step by step.

In Boutenac our teams built a masonry boundary wall of around 25 linear metres and 2 metres high: reinforced foundations, concrete blockwork, 9 piers, a 3-metre gate and a pedestrian gate — all in 5 days on site.

This project shows how we work in the Corbières villages: a structure suited to the ground that carries it, the prior declaration of works checked in advance, and a clean result built to last.

Boutenac, Ferrals-les-Corbières, Fabrezan, Luc-sur-Orbieu, Thézan-des-Corbières… the Corbières villages are part of the area we work in regularly, about twenty minutes from Narbonne on the A61 or the D6113.

The village building stock calls for renovation and outdoor structures (boundary walls, low walls, terraces) as much as for new build on the edge of the villages.

FAQ

Do you need permission for a boundary wall in Boutenac?

In most cases a prior declaration of works is required for a boundary wall — the exact rules depend on the commune's local planning scheme (PLU). We check that point with you before work starts, as we did for our project in Boutenac.

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