The blocks. To much effort to do the wood and need to do it again later. And

Jun 11, 2024
9:39:00pm

DiamondMo Playmaker

Drainage gravel is cheap. I just bought some for a retaining wall from these guys

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Expert DIYers, which is the best 12”-18”retaining wall build:

valleus

Jun 11, 8:56pm

Wood is high maintenance.

the rural juror

Jun 11, 9:01pm

Blocks are best for longevity, but pin them down.

XORCoug

Jun 11, 9:04pm

Good to know. The few online guides I checked didn’t mention pins for

valleus

Jun 11, 9:15pm

This but I don’t think you ever want to not worry about drainage.

Socrates Johnson

Jun 11, 9:18pm

Ya, you’re probably right. Better safe than sorry.

XORCoug

Jun 11, 9:19pm

Which type of block? The ones with the little lip in back are great

Peter Venkman

Jun 11, 9:22pm

The blocks. To much effort to do the wood and need to do it again later. And

DiamondMo

Jun 11, 9:39pm

Retaining wall blocks... Something like this...

volleyjiver

Jun 11, 10:15pm

Gabion boxes are awesome!

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