Retaining Wall

Retaining Wall (Long)

Wall that retains ground level.

Construction	9 + 30
Workers	None
Electricity	None
Maintenance	None
Footprint	2x4
Required Research	Retaining Walls
Designation	Buildings (For Vehicles)
Variants	Retaining Wall (Short) Retaining Wall (Long) Retaining Wall (Cross) Retaining Wall (Tee)

Retaining Walls is a structure that prevents the falling of allready existing or dumped Loose products while the tile behind it is excavated or dumped on. It exists in 5 variants with with different footprints (1x2, 2x2 and 2x4). Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none. Retaining walls, as other buildings, will start to take damage as it's foundation tile is reaches below the red-marked bottom area of the wall or when the materials, dumped upon its top, rise the ground level above its top level.

It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.

Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.

Gallery

• Retaining Walls (Short).png

  Retaining Walls (Short)

• Retaining Walls (Corner).png

  Retaining Walls (Corner)

• Retaining Walls (Cross).png

  Retaining Walls (Cross)

• Retaining Walls (Tee).png

  Retaining Walls (Tee)