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XSCAPE are qualified landscapers who have over 20 years experience in the landscaping industry, and are members of Landscaping Victoria along with Building Commission of Victoria..
Chris O'Connell and Jack Engel specialise in all types of retaining wall construction, including the use of timber sleepers, concrete sleepers, concrete stack-stone blocks, rendered besser block and or bricks.
Using galvanised C & H channels as posts concreted into the ground at 2.4m centres (maximum), with 200x75mm treated pine timber sleepers for the retaining walls, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings behind the walls for drainage.
Using galvanised C & H channels as posts concreted into the ground at 2.4m centres (maximum), with 200x75mm hardwood timber sleepers (e.g.: Redgum or West Australian Carri) for the retaining walls, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings behind the walls for drainage.
Using galvanised C & H channels as posts concreted into the ground at 2m centres (maximum), with 200x75mm concrete sleepers for the retaining walls, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings behind the walls for drainage.
Using concrete blocks (E.g.: ADBRI Versawall blocks & cappers) laid on wet concrete or concrete footing, then core-filled with either 14mm screenings or no-fines concrete, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings or no-fines concrete behind the walls for drainage.
Using besser blocks laid on concrete footing, then core-filled with either 14mm screenings or no-fines concrete, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings or no-fines concrete behind the walls for drainage.
Using bricks laid on concrete footing, then core-filled with concrete, and 100mm slotted flex-agi pipe & 20mm screenings or no-fines concrete behind the walls for drainage.
Depending on the height of the wall will determine what type of drainage is installed. Also, for block retaining walls, either 14mm screenings or no-fines concrete (screenings & cement mix) will be used to for drainage and to core-fill the void within the blocks.