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RETAINING WALLS

Home Landscape: Choosing Between Freestanding & Retaining Walls

Maximize your outdoor space with our wall solutions, tailored for both flat and sloping grounds. For flat terrains, our freestanding walls serve as elegant dividers, adding charm and structure to your landscape. They're perfect for segmenting your yard, creating distinct areas, and enhancing visual appeal. On sloping grounds, our retaining walls offer essential support, effectively retaining soil with robust footings. Our versatile wall blocks come in various shapes and sizes, adaptable for a range of creative installations. Transform your outdoors with custom features like unique mailboxes, stylish outdoor kitchens, cozy seating walls, impressive columns, tranquil ponds, artistic planters, and elevated gardens

  • Flat ground typically requires freestanding walls, while sloped ground needs retaining walls.
  • Freestanding walls divide flat landscapes, adding structure and visual interest.
  • Retaining walls provide soil support on slopes using stable footings.
  • Wall blocks come in various shapes and can be used for features like mailboxes, outdoor kitchens, and gardens.
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RETAINING WALLS

Home Landscape: Choosing Between Freestanding & Retaining Walls

Maximize your outdoor space with our wall solutions, tailored for both flat and sloping grounds. For flat terrains, our freestanding walls serve as elegant dividers, adding charm and structure to your landscape. They're perfect for segmenting your yard, creating distinct areas, and enhancing visual appeal. On sloping grounds, our retaining walls offer essential support, effectively retaining soil with robust footings. Our versatile wall blocks come in various shapes and sizes, adaptable for a range of creative installations. Transform your outdoors with custom features like unique mailboxes, stylish outdoor kitchens, cozy seating walls, impressive columns, tranquil ponds, artistic planters, and elevated gardens

The position of a home on flat or sloping ground is typically what determines if a freestanding wall or a retaining wall is required. 

 

Freestanding walls are better used when the ground is flat and are more commonly used to divide landscapes into different areas, helping to break up open space and add visual interest to your yard.

 

Retaining walls are required for slopes and structural support purposes, as they use footings to hold a wall in place and better retain soil.

 

Available in different shapes and sizes, wall blocks are simple and flexible. With a seemingly endless variety of installation options, such as custom mailboxes, outdoor kitchen, seating wall, columns, ponds, planters, and raised gardens.