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How did you build the wall -- cement wall with fake stone or dry stack . .?

Seanagh Strebchuk

13 years ago

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Wally West
11 years ago
I would like some retaining walls like this in my yard. We have been working on our backyard for quite a while, and we have decided that a retaining wall is going to be the best thing for our design. Hopefully we can get a contractor to come out to the house and take care of this for us. http://www.stbonifacelandscaping.com/services.html
acloebs
9 years ago
Can you tell me what kind of stone this is? It's beautiful and just what we have in mind for our backyard retaining wall. Thank you!

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