PERSPIRATION
Perspiration

Before you place your first block, take a look through this section for instructions on simple projects most homeowners can tackle on their own. You'll learn how to build a gravity wall. Gravity walls are typically 2 to 3 feet high and can generally be built by do-it-yourselfers.


GETTING STARTED

Getting Started Ready for your project to begin? Before you start, check out the helpful hints in this section Link to Getting Started.

MATERIALS ESTIMATOR

Wall Calculator This tool will estimate the number of blocks, caps and other materials you will need to build an Anchor™ wall. Link to Wall Calculator.


INSTALLATION

Installation Installation instructions address basic retaining and freestanding wall installation as well as applications such as inside and outside corners, various steps, terraced walls, fences, guardrails and more. Link to Installation.

HIRING A CONTRACTOR

Hiring a contractor What if your project is a taller wall? You’ll need a reinforced wall, requiring soil testing, geosynthetic reinforcement fabric, and an understanding of math and physics. If that sounds complicated, you should definitely hire a contractor. Link to Hiring a Contractor.

 
 
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