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Remodeling Retaining Walls with Decorative Panels

Remodeling Retaining Walls with Decorative Panels 'Curb Appeal' is the look your house gives as you drive past it - and it can make thousands or tens of thousands of dollars difference to your home's value. One way to affordably up your 'curb appeal' is by remodeling your retaining walls with some fancy faux panels.
Before and picture picture of a home's driveway retaining wall with river rock panels installed. River Rock panels installed on a driveway retaining wall nailon-stonewall-mountain-ash Stonewall panels transform an ugly poolside cinderblock wall

Retaining walls are an outstanding landscaping feature, used to create all sorts of awesome designs in both the back and front yards. From flowerbeds to tiered landscaping,  the walls are easy to add, and provide a sleek and strategic design aesthetic home buyers love.

One downside of retaining walls is that they can look drab. The best-looking of them are made using stone or brick; but for cost or practicality this isn't always an option for every homeowner.

This multi-tiered flower bed is beautifully enhanced with stacked stone panels This multi-tiered flower bed is beautifully enhanced with stacked stone panels

This is where our panels can prove useful. They can be added directly to the walls to give cement or cinderblock the appearence of stacked stone, brick and more. You simply attach them to the existing wall, and the vividly recreated texture of authentic stone or brick is pretty much impossible to tell from the real thing.

Faux stonewall panels create a beautiful, polished garden retaining wall Stonewall panels are a stunning accent to this lush side garden

And given that the panels cost from as little as $11 or $12 a square foot, that offers significant savings over using real brick or stone; and they can be installed in a fraction of the time.

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