Segmental Block Retaining Walls

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Construction Services and Home Improvement
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Construction,
Wall
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Hanley Wood

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Overview: This article asserts that longer lasting than timber and more user friendly than stone, segmental block retaining walls combine good looks with great structural stability. From time to time, most builders encounter the need to hold back soil. Whether you have to terrace a sloped yard, support a parking lot, or level an area for a pond and waterfall, a retaining wall is the tool for the job. Even to simply level a building site, you may have to cut fill out and support the slope that remains, or fill in an area and hold the fill in.

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Format: PDF | Size: 349KB | Date: Sep 2003 | Pages: 8

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