Durable, Versatile, and Easy-to-Install Retaining Walls

A complete precast retaining wall solution.

Redi-Rock: The Best Alternative to Poured Concrete Retaining Walls

Efficient

With Redi-Rock, just one crew is required to install your retaining wall, making for a simpler construction sequence than a poured retaining wall that requires multiple trades. Redi-Rock walls also require a smaller footprint than a poured retaining wall in most cases.

Durable

You need a retaining wall you can trust. While cracks and drainage problems commonly affect cast-in-place walls, Redi-Rock walls are flexible so settlement or freeze thaw impacts are minimized. Redi-Rock walls are also permeable, allowing hydrostatic pressure to drain efficiently.

Aesthetic

With Redi-Rock, you never have to sacrifice great aesthetics to get the engineered durability your project demands. Redi-Rock offers multiple textures, creating beautiful stone finishes that are a deterrent to graffiti artists. Corners and curves are also simple to incorporate in a wall.

Find the Right Redi-Rock Wall Solution For You

1. Select Unit of Measurement

Your choice determines if wall height is measured in feet or meters.

2. Define Wall Height

Total wall height including buried section. Enter your wall height in increments of 1.5 feet (0.46 meters). If you enter a wall height that is not in increments of 1.5 feet (0.46 meters), your wall height will automatically update to the closest possible wall height. Contact our Engineering Department at 866-222-8400 about walls over 21 feet (6.4 meters).

3. Define Soil Type

Select between four general soil types. General descriptions and an assumed internal angle of friction are provided for different soils. Care must be taken in this step. Soil determination should be performed by a person trained to evaluate soils as the selection of the internal soil strength has an important impact on wall analysis calculations.

4. Define Load ConditionsSelect flat areas, traffic loads, or slopes on the top of the wall. Note that sections with a slope at the bottom, or toe, of the wall are not shown here. A toe slope condition needs to be carefully analyzed based on detailed site conditions.