Castle Rock Landscaping Blocks

Among the most popular options for improving the appearance of a patio, front yard pool area are inexpensive, easy-to-use Castle Rock landscaping blocks. Available in many colors, these modern masonry products can beautify your home and garden at a fraction of the cost of quarried stone.

This versatile building material offers the look and texture of stone without the weight – or cost – of the real thing.

Castle Rock is available from a number of construction supply companies, and made from either a colored cement-aggregate mixture, making them easier to handle than stone. Some companies sell pre-fab, stone-look products that they call "castle rock" that are actually made of polyurethane – a different material than that made with the patented cement formulation. Castle Rock blocks are frequently used to front buildings for a stone look, as they're lighter than real stone and can be bonded directly to the outside walls of a structure to aCastle Rock Landscaping Blocks dd a rich, multi-textured look.

Made from rugged, weather-resistant concrete combined with lightweight aggregate, Castle Rock blocks are an excellent choice for outdoor landscaping. A patented manufacturing process called "variable depth splitting" creates a multidimensional surface that creates a beautiful play of light and shadow across the face of the faux stone. Castle Rock generally comes in 8" x 16" blocks (although half and custom sizes are available, up to 48" x 30"), its surface broken up by "blocks" of three different depths, making it look like genuine, hand-hewn rock.

As a landscaping material, Castle Rock blocks may be used to create authentic looking garden walls. After building a simple concrete block wall, Castle Rock may be bonded to the wall with mortar, bringing an expensive Old World look to your landscaping for a reasonable price.

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Questions and Answers

What Is The Most Effective Way Of Removing Mold/mildew From Concrete Landscaping Block Without Harming Grass?
Mon, 23 Nov 2009 15:53:22 GMT
I've tried a 2900 psi pressure washer with no luck.

What House Colors Go Good With Grey Landscaping Block?
Fri, 21 Aug 2009 02:07:55 GMT
I have a 1916 craftsman house and recently added grey landscaping block across the front of the house. What are good house colors that go with grey block?

In Designing The Landscape Of A Backyard, Is It Ok Looks-wise To Mix Colors Of Concrete Blocks?
Fri, 24 Apr 2009 16:41:55 GMT
We have concrete planters in our backyard that are constructed with tan split face blocks. However, we are going to get a wall that will be shared with a neighbor, who prefers gray. Do you think gray and tan blocks can be mixed and still look like a well designed backyard, or should we try to ask our neighbor he he will compromise with a tan wall to match our planters? Thanks for any help!!

Can PL Landscape Block Adhesive Hold Weight?
Tue, 09 Dec 2008 03:52:42 GMT
If I glued two cinder blocks together with PL landscape block adhesive and I picked up one would it be strong enough to hold up the other?

How Much Is A Fair Price To Charge Someone To Install Landscaping Block, One Level Around A 60'x24'house?
Sat, 12 Jul 2008 16:12:56 GMT


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