[LandArts]

Yesterday I saw a dry stack retaining wall that was unlike the usual split block systems. This stuff was individual blocks that looked molded, similar to cultured stone veneer. Anyone know who makes it?

[LandArts]

Here's a pic:

[mrusk]

I like that big seam.

[dan deutekom]

This looks like Brussels Dimensional Stone made by Unilock to me

[BSD]

Brussels DS isn't that rough on the edges. It is a little more smooth.
BDS ->

[chesie]

It is made by Hanover. I think it is called Chapel Stone.

[LandArts]

Thanks Chesie.

There was more than one running seam in that wall.

[neversatisfiedj]

It's chapel stone from Hanover pavers. I use it all the time. They make straight and radius .

[cgland]

It's definately Chapel Stone which, BTW, is one of the worst blocks to work with. Very poor QC at HAnover. I have had block heights vary by a 1/4"

Chris

[neversatisfiedj]

Chris , I use Hanover products about 70% of the time for walls and pavements. Never had a problem.

[LandArts]

We've been hearing from some customers that Celtik wall isn't natural enough, and then getting resistance on the price for real stone. Between a rock and a hard place, so to speak. Chapel Stone could fill that need. Unfortunately the only way I can get it in NC is to buy it from a local competitor that re-sells.

I'm not crazy about the stacked look of the steps in the pic above.

[mrusk]

Techo bloc quarry stone is your awnser for a natural looking srw.