Retaining walls in timber, rock, steel and concrete
A retaining wall holds back soil so a sloping block becomes usable ground. The material changes the look, the height it suits and the cost, so pick yours below.
Timber retaining walls
Timber retaining walls are a warm, natural way to hold back a garden bed or a gentle slope. They are quick to build and suit most backyards.
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Rock retaining walls
Rock walls look like they belong on the land. They hold a slope, give you flat usable ground and age well, which suits terraces, hinterland blocks and feature gardens.
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Steel retaining walls
Steel retaining walls have a slim profile, so you keep more usable yard. They suit tight sites and sites where a thick wall would take too much space.
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Concrete sleeper retaining walls
Concrete sleeper walls are the go-to retaining wall on sloping blocks: steel posts set in concrete with concrete sleepers slotted between them. Strong, tidy and built to last.
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Sandstone retaining walls
Sandstone walls bring warm, natural colour to a garden. Large sandstone blocks hold a slope and double as seating, steps and garden edges.
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Block retaining walls
Block retaining walls are built from concrete or interlocking blocks. They suit curves, terraces and garden walls, and come in a range of colours and faces.
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Garden beds, rocks and feature gardens
Once the fence is up and the wall is in, the yard needs finishing. Garden beds, steppers, rocks and feature gardens turn new levels into a finished outdoor space.
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