The Garden Retaining Wall System is structurally independent. No struts. No sidewalls. It is a wall system that could stand alone while installing quickly.
Mini piles, driven a minimum of 36 inches below grade, tie directly into posts, which then support the wall panels. The entire system is structurally independent, but unlike stacking blocks, it goes up in a fraction of the time.
Built from GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete), the Garden Retaining Wall System panels achieve 12,000 psi compressive strength and over 2,000 psi flexural strength with tensile strength ranges from 1,500 to 3,500 psi.
The installation process:
- Step 1: Drive the mini pile. The pile anchors the entire system.
- Step 2: Set the post. The post slides over the mini pile. Level it, secure it, and you're ready for the first panel.
- Step 3: Attach the panel. The GFRC wall panel connects to the post. Snuggle up the next post exactly where it needs to be and drive another mini-pile.
With two people installing the wall and posts and two more feeding the project by bringing over panels and columns, 100 feet of wall can be completed with three or four people total.
The panels come in 48-inch lengths. You can create curvilinear walls by expanding the slot in the post to achieve the proper angle.
Four finish options:
- Plain limestone for a clean, classic look that works with traditional landscapes.
- Stack stone that mimics premium stone masonry without the premium price or installation time.
- Red brick running bond veneer for properties where brick complements the architectural style.
- Corten steel appearance for contemporary designs.
If you're a landscape contractor, you can offer clients something your competitors don't have. You can reduce crew size, shorten project timelines, and improve your labor efficiency. You can take on projects that previously weren't profitable because the installation time ate your margins.
If you're a landscape architect or designer, you can specify a system that delivers the aesthetic you want without compromising on structural performance or installation practicality. You can create curvilinear designs with segmented panels. You can integrate retaining walls into landscape plans without the visual limitations of standard stacking blocks.
The Homebridge Garden Retaining Wall System isn't just another retaining wall product. It's a different approach to a problem the industry has been solving the same way for decades.
