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Pittsburgh - Interlocking Block/Brick

21 years ago

Hi,

Does anyone know where in the east suburbs of Pittsburgh where I can buy interlocking blocks/bricks? In the one corner of my yard the dirt there usually washes away after a heavy rain. The area is small I would only need to build about 4' across and 3' up. I need something higher than an edging and thought the interlocking blocks/bricks might work.

Thanks,

Peaches

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johnfromperrycopa
21 years ago
Here are some websites for manufacturers of such products (wall material and pavers). You can view the online catalogs or request that a hardcopy be sent to you. Most websites have a locator feature whereby you can enter your zipcode and search for a supplier near you.

http://www.belgard.biz/
http://www.ephenry.com/
http://www.keystonewalls.com/
http://www.versa-lok.com/
http://www.anchorwall.com/
http://www.allanblock.com/
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