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INSTALLATION GUIDE
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Gravity and Reinforced Walls
There are two types of retaining walls. The first is a reinforced wall.
This is a tall wall commonly found in commercial applications that requires an engineer, a wall construction plan, soil testing and a reinforcement fabric.
A reinforced wall can go as high as 40' (12.2m).
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The second type of wall is a gravity wall. This is a low wall that resists the forces
of soil through the weight and set-back of the blocks. It basically stands on its own with the help of some basic steps. Gravity walls are typically
2-3' (.6m - .9m) high, and recommended for do-it-yourselfers.
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