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fox block versus superior wall basement

4 years ago

Pros versus cons? Which would you choose over the other and why? This basement will be unfinished

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User
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Hi Jessica - this is a duplicate, you posted the same thing about 2 hours ago now. This particular forum does not move quickly, and so posting the same thing twice will not speed up any answers. I would recommend deleting one of the posts...

Also, you may want to try searching the forum. There have been many discussions about Superior's walls. I have had them in 2 homes. I liked them so much on the first that I specifically asked for them on the second home build. I have had exactly zero issues with my Superior Walls over 2 homes, starting with the first home I owned in 1995.

Other people don't like them, and so if you search around here you can likely find posts detailing their reasons why. Good luck, neither option is cheap so I understand your desire to learn more.
Jessica Weese
Original Author
4 years ago
Not sure how to delete? Do you know about fox block or only dealt with superior walls?
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4 years ago
If I needed to choose between the two, I would go with FoxBlocks vs Superior walls.

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