[Uni Bob]

Need to clarify a couple of points:

Pisa2 and/or Roman Pisa are not considered multiple shaped walls nor was I addressing that issue with that post.

I have never known Pisa2 or Roman Pisa that had been made by Risa as opposed to Unilock, so I just don't know that answer. I get the same response from the plant that you do when asking about Pisa Corner height "we are doing the best we can and have made improvements".

I was referring to multiple shaped walls such as Old Quarry or Estate Stone. This also translates into Celtic wall, Country Manner, Vintage, and any other number of multiples shaped walls on the market.

With regard to the Old Greenwich Cobble...please call either Bryan or I depending on where you business is if you EVER have a height issue. In the case you stated we would have replaced the pavers as fast as possible without cost to yourself.

Now I agree that the catalogs out there force you to do strange and wonderful things with product. It has also been ironic that we list allowable heights in the product data that are clearly overbuilt in some pictures(please speak with your manufacturer for clearance on extending the allowable heights of product). I mentioned that pretty much jokingly (I am allowed to joke some here right?) and it wasn't intended to make everyone mad.

The best part of my job is being able to go and see all the crazy and beautifuler stuff I would have never thought of..and yes take pictures of it so everyone out there needs to try it out when they get that picky homeowner that has seen it in next years brochure.

I don't mean to get everyones blood boiling..I do like to joke around a bit, but I also just wanted folks to get some small insight as to the manufacturer point of view.

Again, I know all manufacturers, territories and facilities make different quality of products. I can only speak of what I know and how I do things. This is also why I put the "disclaimer" on my messages.

Uni Bob

--The content of this message is opinion or observation and should not be confused with company policy or fact(unless specifically noted). It is simply the opinion of a product Rep.