3 Way Modular Retaining Walls
Retaining walls can open an entirely new facet of possibilities for landscaping. They can allow for planting a garden on the top of the slope or for additional lawn area. You can also plant new plant material within the rock to create a rock garden.
Because retaining walls are used to retain a slope, the construction is essential. Retaining walls should only be built by trained professionals because of the danger associated with a faulty retaining wall. There are definite guidelines to follow when creating a retaining wall.
Straight Face Retaining Walls
Retaining walls on slopes have two-fold benefits. One is that there is no slope to care for anymore. Secondly, the new ground built up to the wall is easier to maintain and can actually have the appearance of lengthening your lawn. By building a retaining wall from the bottom of the slope to the top, you can extend the upper part of your lawn out to the retaining wall, which will give you more room on the top of the slope.
Boulder Retaining Walls
Boulders (field stone) are natural materials that can be used to create retaining walls, edging or to complement landscapes. Boulders are the most popular of the natural type of retaining walls. The look of the boulder retaining wall can not be duplicated by any other type of retaining wall material.
Limestone Retaining Walls
Limestone retaining walls offer the designer and home owner the ability to enhance the landscape by using natural materials. Limestone can be used to give a clean smooth look with natural materials avoiding the manufactured look. Limestone is quarry all of the world and has many colors and sizes to choose from
Granite Retaining Walls
The word granite speaks for its self. Their is no other look like granite. Granite retaining walls offer incredible durability and natural beauty at an affordable price.