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17 years ago

I guess I'm a little confused. Did I post to the wrong forum? Did I have a word or sentence that offended everyone? Help me out folks. I posted four days ago about retaining walls and have yet to get a single reply. I can't imagine that the questions are too tough for those of you who are experienced with hypertufa. I would really appreciate some answers or at least point me in the right direction.

Thanx,

Aspen1999

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Mike Larkin
17 years ago
Never used Hypertufa for structural things, just pots.
Would assume that it is not a tough as concrete and block. In the past on this forum I have seen someone a post a picture about a wall - maybe do a search, it was not too long ago.
I think that this is the right forum - sometimes you just don't get answers to your questions right away - sorry
beaw
17 years ago
I remember seeing a post and pictures but I think that they used hyper on top of cinder blocks to make a retaining wall. If I run across it I will let you know
good luck
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