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Constructions of all kinds:
- It is understood that the attachment must be more or less permanent. A wall or a fence is good example of this kind of immovable by incorporation.
- As long as there is intent to permanently annex the same, it is immaterial whether the materials used are only made of stone. Railroad tracks or rails come under this category.
- Wooden scaffoldings on which carpenters stand while constructing a house are merely personal property in view of the lack of "adherence" to the soil or the intent to permanently annex the same to the soil.

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