Walls that structurally retain soil or the grade of a yard. Most often used to correct grading issues and create functional space.
Walls that are above grade and are not used to retain or holdback soil. Often used to create seating, counters, fire pits, pillars, and to define spaces.
Walls that are a hybrid of retaining walls and freestanding walls. Structurally stronger than a freestanding wall but less so than a retaining wall. Used to create elevation and hold soil for decorative and vegetable plantings as well as ornamental features like water features.
Walls that are used to retain fill for the purposes of creating steps and landings. These walls can be singular units like an oversize slab or made up of smaller units to create a large step. Used to create safe grade transitions
Adding rows of differing styles in order to create interest. Banding rows can use different colours & textures depending on how bold they are meant to be.
Adding a cap or accent cap to a wall can add an artistic touch.Β Changes to colour & texture of the cap/coping can change the entire feel of a wall.
Blending Colours From The Same Colour Family In A Gradient
