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The Garden Wall Collection

The Garden WallCollection givesyou three choicesfor buildingGreat Gardens!

by Allan Block

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AB Garden AccentTextured on both sides, our lightest block is theright choice for sturdy, garden beds and bordersthat last a lifetime.

AB Garden Accent is available in two finishes -Classic Cut Stone and Old World Tumbled.

14 lbs (6.3 kg)Approx. Weight

Choose the Right Block.Select the block with the right size and style for your gardening project.

Walls up to 24 inches (610 mm) high.

33 lbs (15 kg)Approx. Weight


AB JuniorExperienced gardeners prefer AB Junior for its versatilityand performance. Beautiful fit and finish, and all thedesign details you will need for custom gardening.

AB Junior comes in standard, angled and corner blocks and has a Classic Cut Stone finish.

Walls up to 36 inches (914 mm) high.

AB Jumbo JuniorFor larger, more challenging projects, AB Jumbo Juniordelivers the sturdy, rugged qualities you need. Ourwinged-back design lets you build both straight and curvedwalls with one block and have a Classic Cut Stone finish.

Classic Cut Stone

Antiqued

Want to think BIGGER?If you have a larger landscape project in mind, take a look at our Landscape Collections - a full line oflarger block designed and engineered for full-scale construction. Just go to: allanblock.com oratlashardscapes.com for more details, or call your local Allan Block dealer today.

Walls up to 45 inches (1.1 m) high.



Job Site ConsiderationsJob Site Considerations

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Before Installation BeginsA little bit of planning will make your project go fasterand turn out right.

SoilsSoil conditions are important in any garden or landscape.Check to see what kind of soil you have before starting.

• Sandy soils are easy to work with and drain well too.• Clay soils are harder to work with and drain poorly.• Good organic soils are always best for planting beds.

If you have poor soil conditions, consider removal andreplacement. Planting beds need to have 6-12 in. (152 to 305 mm) of well-drained organic soils.

The Wall Base / Wall RockTo build a good wall, you need a firm foundation, or base. Planon using clean, granular rock underneath the base row.

Good drainage and compaction will add to the quality and performance of your finished wall.

We refer to the materialused for the base, withinand behind the block as"Wall Rock". Crushed orsmooth stone, ranging insize from 0.25 in. to 1 in.(6 to 25 mm) is ideal.Your AB dealer will have what you need.

A set of simple tools isall you need to buildgreat Allan Block walls.

DrainageManaging water around your gardens is important for tworeasons: your plantings require good moisture conditions,and proper drainage will prevent water from ponding or running into areas it's not wanted - like your basement.

• Always grade your beds to move water away from thehouse foundation.

• Make sure water moves freely off of walkways and patios.• Slope areas above the walls to send rain water around the

sides if possible.• Check sprinkler lines before and after construction.

See page 18 for more information on drainage.

Lot Lines and Utilities• Confirm lot lines and wall location. Your local municipality

will have a copy of your lot survey on file. The survey willidentify property lines and provide a scaled template tohelp with your site plan.

• Call your local utility companies to confirm the location of underground utilities. Buried utility lines are not only dangerous, they may prevent you from locating your project where you want.

4 ft and Torpedo levelGloves & Knee padsRake & ShovelWheel barrowBroomChisel and hammerWooden stakes Hand tamperSafety glassesTape measureRubber malletString line

Plan and Design Your ProjectPlan and Design Your Project

Design Options

StructureBe careful not to try and retain too much with the garden wallline of blocks. These lighter duty blocks are great for smallerwall projects. AB Garden Accent up to 24 in. (610 mm), ABJunior up to 36 in. (914 mm), and AB Jumbo Junior up to 45 in.(1.1 m) - with sandy soils and no extra weight above the wall.

The maximum wall heights above are for walls with level grades above andbelow the wall, and no added weight -"surcharges" - from driveways,swimming pools, etc…

If your project has steep slopes above orbelow the wall, or extra weight fromsurcharges, ask your AB Dealer aboutour heavier duty products found in theLandscape Wall Collection.

Be sure to follow our recommendedmaximum wall heights.

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ColoursColour selection is key to a great design. Be sure to considerthe total composition - house, pavements, and bed mulch -and find the look that's right for you. See page 22 for colours.

Straight Lines and CurvesMother Nature rarely draws astraight line. Not only will curved designs feel morenatural, they are actually easier to build too! Free flowing curves will grace any garden or landscape.

If straight lines and corners are your choice, use AB Junioror AB Jumbo Junior - both offer corner blocks, making 90° turns easy to build.

Design Options

Curves

Corners

The colours of the house, AB Junior and pavers go together beautifully.

TerracesConsider a layered lookin your garden design.You'll love the way Allan Blocks flow.Create a series of raisedgarden beds, or tackle atricky slope by turningone wall into two.

AB Garden Accent

Surcharge

Slopes

Maximum heights shown in sandy soil

24 in.(610 mm)

36 in.(914 mm)

45 in.(1.1 m)

AB JuniorAB Jumbo Junior

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AB Garden Accentis the ideal choice for beautiful bedsand borders.

Soft, sweeping curves, straight lines, or tight radiuses

AB Garden AccentEstimating Chart

Wall Height

(NOT Including the

Cap)

Wall Length

5 ft(1.5 m)

10 ft(3.0 m)

15 ft(4.6 m)

20 ft(6.1 m)

25 ft(7.6 m)

1 course 4 in. (102 mm) 9 17 26 34 43

2 courses 8 in. (203 mm) 18 34 52 68 86

3 courses 12 in. (305 mm) 27 51 78 102 129

4 courses 16 in. (406 mm) 36 68 104 136 172

5 courses 20 in. (508 mm) 45 85 130 170 215

Caps4 in. (102 mm)

Number of Caps needed

9 17 26 34 43

Amount of Wall Rock needed

Wall Rock100 lbs(45 kg)

200 lbs(91 kg)

300 lbs(136 kg)

400 lbs(182 kg)

500 lbs(227 kg)

Standards Caps

Approximate Dimensions:H: 4 in. (102 mm)W: 8 in. (203 mm) front face

6 in. (152 mm) back faceD: 7 1/4 in. (184 mm)

By adjusting the position of the standard blocks,you can get the line and look you want.

Minimum Radius ChartOutside Radius 30 in (762 mm)

Blocks Needed For A Full Circle 23 blocks

AB Garden Accent is a vertical stacking block, so the radius isthe same on every course.

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AB Garden Accent Maximum Wall Height Chart

Sandy Soil 24 in. (610 mm)

Clay Soil 16 in. (406 mm)

Both are textured on two sides.

Our smallest block comes up BIG in features and performance!

At about 14 pounds per block (6.3 kg), AB Garden Accent stacks fast andlocks together great. The blocks are coloured and textured on two sides,so you can create beautiful raised beds with less work.

Both sides are textured, so you don’thave to backfill up allthe way to the top.

Setback: 0°

Straight lines areformed by alternatingthe long and shortsides of the block.

Tight radiuses can be formed by placingthe long sides of theblocks together.

Form soft curves by adjusting the block as you go. Try to keep the blockstight together at the front of the wall.

Radius

Maximum wall height when retaining soil is 6 in. (152 mm).

1. Prepare The Base• Temporarily lay out the first course of blocks. Adjust the blocks

to minimize the gaps between them. This will allow the caps ontop to fit snug, and provide a nice, tight finish to the wall.

• Mark the layout with a shovel, and remove the sod and othersurface material from the bed. Dig a shallow trench, 10 - 12 in.(254 - 305 mm) wide and at least 4 in. (102 mm) deep.

• Use a large level to check the trenchfor level as you dig. On sloped sites,"step up" the base when it gets more than 6 in. (152 mm) deep.

• Place 2 in. (51 mm) of rock in thetrench, level and compact with ahand tamper. It is essential thatthe base is level at this point, aserrors will multiply as each newrow is added.

Build AB Garden Accent Walls

Layout and markwall location

Remove sodand dig trench

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As Easy As 1-2-3...

BeforeAfter

Install wall rock,level and compact

SteppedBase

Finished Grade

• To build 90° corners, find the standard blocksthat have a smaller center core and a splittinggroove on the top. Using your hammer andchisel, score all four sides along the line of thegroove. Place your chisel in the groove andstrike firmly to split the block in two. The small,split piece will be used to create a corner block.

• Place one of the AB Garden Accent courses offset from theother by the thickness of the split piece. Slip the split piece intoposition and fasten it to both adjoining blocks with constructionadhesive. Let the adhesive set up, then repeat on the nextcourse with the piece running in the opposite direction.

Corner Caps• To build the corner caps, find the caps that

have a splitting groove on the bottom. Usingyour hammer and chisel, score all four sidesalong the line of the groove. Place the chiselin the groove and strike firmly to split the capin two. Use the two pieces to square off thecap as shown in Step 6.

Corner Details

Step 1 Step 2

Step 5 Step 6

Step 3 Step 4

SplittingGroove

SplittingGroove

Glue piece tobuild 90° corner

Use a hammer totexturize this pieceto match the wall

Glue caps in placeto secure

Score on all sidesof the block, thenstrike firmly in thesplitting groove.

Score on all sidesof the block, thenstrike firmly in thesplitting groove.

Course 1 Course 2

2. Install The Block• Set the base course of block in the trench and make sure the edges all

touch on the forward side of the block. Tap the blocks into place with arubber mallet, leveling each block as you go. As a rule, the base blockshould be set at least 2 in. (51 mm) below the finished grade.

• Fill in behind the blocks with soil, and carefully compact to lock themin place. Fill the blocks with wall rock for additional stability. Sweepthe blocks clean, and check again tomake sure the blocks are level.

• Stack the next course of AB GardenAccent, and offset the seams fromthe blocks below. Keeping theseams staggered will lock the blocktogether and make the wallstronger.

• Check the blocks for level, adjust asneeded, and add more coursesuntil you reach the height you wantfor your wall.

3. Cap the Wall• Top off your wall with AB Garden Accent Caps. Alternate the long and

short faces to match the design of your wall. Apply construction adhe-sive between and underneath the caps to secure them in place.

Install base course,level

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Splitting groove

Corner Cap BlockUpside down

Splitting groove

CornerBlock

Install additionalcourses, level Glue caps to

secure in place

Filling the blocks givesadditional stability tothe wall.

AB Junior RadiusThe 12° setback creates a coning effect incurved walls. The tightest curve you canbuild has a 22 in. (559 mm) radius. Witheach course you add below, the radius willneed to be 1.5 in. (38 mm) larger.

MinimumRadius Chart

Outside Radius

# of blocksfor full circle

22 in(559 mm) 18 blocks

23.5 in(597 mm) 19 blocks



AB Junior Estimating Chart

Wall Height

Wall Length

5 ft(1.5 m)

10 ft(3.0 m)

15 ft(4.6 m)

20 ft(6.1 m)

25 ft(7.6 m)

1 course 6 in. (152 mm) 8 16 24 32 40

2 courses 12 in. (305 mm) 16 32 48 64 80

3 courses 18 in. (457 mm) 24 48 72 96 120

4 courses 24 in. (610 mm) 32 64 96 128 160

5 courses 30 in. (762 mm) 40 80 120 160 200

6 courses 36 in. (914 mm) 48 96 144 192 240

Caps3 5/8 in. (92 mm)

Number of Deluxe Caps needed

4 8 12 16 20

Amount of Wall Rock needed for base material

Wall Rock 250 lbs(114 kg)

450 lbs(204 kg)

650 lbs(295 kg)

900 lbs(408 kg)

1100 lbs(499 kg)

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Standards Angles

Approximate Dimensions:H: 6 in. (153 mm)W: 7 5/8 in. (194 mm) D: 7 3/4 in. (197 mm)Weight: 20 lbs. (9.1 kg)

H: 6 in. (153 mm)W: 7 5/8 in. (194 mm) D: 7 3/4 in. (197 mm)Weight: 18 lbs. (8.2 kg)

H: 6 in. (153 mm)W: 11 3/8 in. (289 mm) D: 7 3/4 in. (197 mm)Weight: 34 lbs. (15.4 kg)

AB Junior Maximum Wall Height Chart

Sandy Soil 36 in. (914 mm)


AB Junior will take your Garden Designwherever you want it to GO!

You can't find more potential, more possibilities, and more performancein a lightweight, easy to use block. AB Junior offers a world of designopportunity - and delivers professional results.

Corners

Availablein left andright hand.

The three blocks provide every combination of line and form a designer wants.

Fan them apart to form great insidecurves. Standard blocks are a perfectfit on straight walls.

Use angles to turn the tightest, cleanest outsidecurve you'll ever need.

Corner blocks make lineardesigns crisp and clean.

Radius

Setback: 12°

1. Prepare The Base• Use a garden hose to mark the location of the wall. Remove

the sod and other surface material.• Dig a shallow trench 10 - 12 in. (254 - 305 mm) wide and at

least 6 in. (152 mm) deep, checking for level as you dig. Onsloped sites, "step up" the trench when it gets more than 8 in.(203 mm) deep.

• Place 4 in. (102 mm) of wall rockin the trench, level and compactthoroughly with a hand tamper.It is essential that the base islevel at this point, as errorswill multiply as each new rowis added. On larger projects,consider using a mechanicalplate compactor for best results.

2. Install the Block• Starting at the lowest point of the trench, begin placing the

first course of block on the base with the raised front lip fac-ing up and forward. Level each block from side to side andfront to back, using the rubber mallet to make adjustments.

• With the base course in place, carefully fill in and behind theblocks with wall rock, including a 4 - 6 in. (102 - 152 mm)space behind the block. Use on-site soil to fill in front of theblock, and behind the wall rock to the same level as the top of the block. If installing pavers behind the block, be sure to pre-pare the paver base properly.

Backfillbehind andin blocks,level andcompact.Sweep top of blocks.

Build AB Junior WallsAs Easy As 1-2-3...

BeforeAfter



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• Compact thoroughly with a hand tamper or plate compactor.Good compaction is key to a quality job. Sweep the top of theblocks clean, and check again for level.

• Place the next course of blocks with the seams offset from thecourse below by 2 - 4 in. (51 - 102 mm). This will make thewall stronger and lockeach course more tightlyin place. Backfill againwith wall rock and appro-priate soils to the top ofthe second row.

• Compact again and repeatto the top of the wall.

Deluxe Cap Step Cap

Approximate Dimensions: H: 3 5/8 in. (92 mm)W: 15 1/4 in. (387 mm)D: 8 1/8 in. (206 mm)Weight: 34 lbs.

(15.4 kg)

H: 3 5/8 in. (92 mm)W: 17 5/8 in. (448 mm)D: 12 1/8 in. (308 mm)Weight: 63 lbs.

(28.6 kg)

Corner Cap

H: 3 5/8 in. (92 mm)W: 12 1/8 in. (308 mm)D: 8 1/8 in. (206 mm)Weight: 27 lbs.

(12.3 kg)

Walls with step downs can be easily finished using ourStep Cap with the Corner Block.

Ending the wall with Step Downs

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Backfill behindand in blocks,level and com-pact. Sweeptop of blocks.

Cap Options• Fill in the top

course with plant-ing soil or mulch,and use theraised front lip asa finished edge.No caps required.

3. Finish the Wall• AB Junior has several options for finishing the top of the wall. Choose the one that's right for your design.

For more information on capsand corners see page 21.

• Use the StandardCap for a clean,finished look.Some cutting willbe required oncurved walls. Gluethe caps in place.

• Step Caps providethe extra depthneeded for comfortable stairtreads. Be sure tofasten securelywith adhesive.

• Corner Caps willgive 90° corners aperfect finishwithout cutting.

Offset the blocks

If installing pavers behind the block, besure to prepare the paver base properly.

Choose AB Jumbo Junior fortaller garden wall projects.

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AB Jumbo Junior RadiusThe 6° setback creates a coning effect incurved walls. The tightest curve you canbuild has a 30 in. (762 mm) radius. Witheach course you add below, the radius willneed to be 1.5 in. (38 mm) larger.

MinimumRadius Chart

Outside Radius

# of blocksfor full circle





Standards

Approximate Dimensions:H: 7 1/2 in. (191 mm)W: 8 13/16 in. (224 mm)D: 9 1/2 in. (241 mm)Weight: 33 lbs. (15 kg)

H: 7 1/2 in. (191 mm)W: 13 5/8 in. (346 mm)D: 7 5/8 in. (194 mm)Weight: 51 lbs. (23.2 kg)

AB Jumbo Junior Maximum Wall Height Chart

Sandy Soil 45 in. (1.1 m)


AB Jumbo Junior stacks up more wall in less time!At 33 pounds (15 kg), these larger blocks handle tougher projectswith ease. The "wing-back" design lets you build both straight andcurved walls with one simple block. Corners are also available.

Corners

Availablein left andright hand.

Radius

Setback: 6°

AB Jumbo Junior Estimating Chart

Wall HeightWall Length

5 ft(1.5 m)

10 ft(3.0 m)

15 ft(4.6 m)

20 ft(6.1 m)

25 ft(7.6 m)

1 course 7.5 in. (191 mm) 7 14 21 28 35

2 courses 15 in. (381 mm) 14 28 42 56 70

3 courses 22.5 in. (572 mm) 21 42 63 84 105

4 courses 30 in. (762 mm) 28 56 84 112 140

5 courses 37.5 in. (1 m) 35 70 105 140 175

6 courses 45 in. (1.1 m) 42 84 126 168 210

Caps3 5/8 in. (92 mm)

Number of Deluxe Caps needed

4 8 12 16 20

Amount of Wall Rock needed for base material

Wall Rock 250 lbs(114 kg)

450 lbs(204 kg)

650 lbs(295 kg)

900 lbs(408 kg)

1100 lbs(499 kg)

Fan the back of theblocks for inside curves.

Straight walls andcorners are a snap.

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To make outside curves,break the "wings" off theback of the blocks.

1. Prepare The Base• Use a garden hose to mark the location of the wall.

Remove the sod and other surface material.

• Dig a shallow trench 12 in.(305 mm) wide and at least 6 in. (152 mm) deep, checking for level as you dig. On slopedsites, "step up" the trenchwhen it gets more than 10 in.(254 mm) deep.

• Place 4 in. (102 mm) of wallrock in the trench, level andcompact thoroughly. Use amechanical plate compactorfor best results. It is essentialthat the base is level at thispoint, as errors will multiplyas each new row is added.

2. Install the Block• Starting at the lowest point of the trench, begin placing the

first course of block on the base with the raised front lip facingup and forward. Level each block from side to side and frontto back, using the rubber mallet to make adjustments.

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Build AB Jumbo Junior WallsAs Easy As 1-2-3...

BeforeAfter

Install base course, level.



• With the base course in place, carefully fill in and behind theblocks with wall rock, including a 4 - 6 in. (102 - 152 mm) spacebehind the block. Use on-site soil to fill in front of the block, andbehind the wall rock to the same level as the top of the block.

• Compact thoroughly with a plate compactor. Good compaction iskey to a quality job. Sweep the tops of the blocks clean, and checkagain for level.

• Place the next course of blockswith the seams offset from thecourse below by 2 - 4 in. (51 - 102mm). This will make the wallstronger and lock each coursemore tightly in place. Backfillagain with wall rock and soils tothe top of the second row.

• Compact again and repeat to thetop of the wall.

Building on SlopesWalls built on a sloping grade require a "stepped base". Beginat the lowest point of the wall.

• Dig the trench into the slope until it reaches a depth of 12 in. (305 mm).

• "Step up" 7.5 in. (191 mm) and continue digging until thetrench is again 12 in. (305 mm) deep.

• Repeat the process along the entire slope.

The "stepped up" trench should be deep enough to allow for the4 in. (102 mm) of base and one full buried block before jumpingup to the next course.

3. Finish The Wall• AB Jumbo Junior has a

raised front-lip whichprovides a perfect built-inedging to complete yourproject. Caps blockswork well as does as rock,mulch or grass. For moredetails, see page 14.

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Backfill behind and in blocks, leveland compact. Sweep top of blocks.

DrainageGood drainage practices are important in any garden or landscape. Slopefoundation beds away from the house. Route the downspouts into thebed and under the wall to a drainage basket or drywell. Redirecting anyconcentrated water sources above or at the base of a garden wall willensure that your wall lasts a lifetime.

Bury one fullblock before“Stepping Up”

FinishedGrade

Offset the blocks

Downspout

Flex Pipe

BasketDrain

Stair ApplicationsStairs can be designed with flowing curves or straight lines.Curved sidewalls create a softer, natural look. Straight sidewalls and corners offer a crisp, traditional style; howeverthey require AB Corner Blocks and take more time to build.

Stairs can be built using the AB Junior or the AB Jumbo Junior.

How Many Steps?To find the number of steps needed in a wall, measurethe total rise of your slope in inches and divide by theheight of the block.

AB Jumbo Junior = 7.5 in. highAB Junior = 6 in. high Rise - 24 in.

(610 mm)

24 in. ÷ 6 in. = 4 AB Junior steps

Tackle Your SlopeMatch your stairway design to the natural grade of your slope.

• On steep slopes, keep the steps closetogether and use our Step Caps for a 12 in. (305 mm) tread.

• On gentle slopes, add pavers or other materials to increase the depth of the tread and length of the run.

• Landings can soften a long stairway and provide an easy way to tie the sets of steps together.

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Step Caps Deluxe Caps and PaversStair Tread Options

Basic Stair ConstructionOnce you've picked a stair design, remove any sod orother surface materials and begin to rough in the grades.Be sure to install side walls first if they are part of yourdesign, and make sure to bury enough of the base blocksso the side walls are fully covered by the finished steps.

Tight Stairs with Step CapsThis arrangement will give you 6 in. (152 mm) risers and12 in. (305 mm) treads using the AB Juniors.• Excavate the area for the stairway. Make the bottom

trench 12 in. (305 mm) wide. At the back of the trench, step up 6 in. (152 mm) and excavate back another 12 in. (305 mm).Step up again to the top of the slope.

• Place 4 in. (102 mm) of wall rock in the trench and compact thoroughly. Set the AB Juniors in place to form the first riser.Fill the block and behind with more wall rock and carefully compact again to lock in place. Check for level and adjust if needed.

• Install the Step Caps on the first course. Place the second riser tofit snugly against the back of the Step Cap on the first riser. Thebottom of the blocks should be set at the same height as the top ofthe lower set of blocks. This arrangement will give you a the samerise in each step.

• Fill the blocks and behind to the back of the trench, and compact again to lock the second riser in place.

Wider Steps• To build wider steps, simply excavate the back of each trench to

allow for additional tread depth. It is a good idea to make eachtread uniform in width. If you are using pavers to complete thesurface of the treads, try to set the depth so full size pavers will fillit in. This will eliminate cutting. Be sure to slope the treads slightly downward to allow for proper drainage.

Taller Steps• If you have steeper slopes, AB Jumbo Junior will make risers 7.5 in

(191 mm) high, using the same construction shown above with theAB Juniors. Be sure to check your local building codes to makesure the taller steps meet code.

6 in.(152 mm)

Excavate slope and place firststep on compacted base

Install Step Cap andsecond riser

Repeat to top of slope

Space steps apart on gentle slopes

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Allan Block’s patented front lip provides a built-in edgingthat works well when installing the stair tread material.Allan Block Caps, pavers, crushed rock, mulches and flag-stone are good stair tread examples. Ensure that stair treadsare glued in place for safe use.

12 in. (305 mm)

Inside CornersStandard blocks are easily modified to buildinside corners. You will need a power saw witha masonry blade to make the necessary cuts (a good chisel will work too).

• Using your saw or chisel, remove the raised lip from one block,and the left third from another. Set them in place at the beginning of the base course.

• Locate the adjoining wall so that the raised lip on the modified block islined up with the raised lips on the two blocks. Finish installing theentire base course in both directions.

• Modify two more blocks, this time removing the right third of the raisedlip from one of them, and use these blocks to start the second course.

• Continue the process to the top of the wall, alternating as you go.• Cut caps at 45 degree angles to complete

the inside corner.

Outside CornersAB Corner Blocks come in right and left handversions, and are all you need to make aperfect outside corner. Always build your wallsby starting at the corners and working out.

• Set the first corner block in place and install the two perpendicular basecourses. Level, backfill and compact.

• Place an alternating corner on the second course and set the entire secondcourse of block in both directions. Level, backfill and compact again.

• Repeat as often as needed to the top of the wall.• Use our new Corner Caps for a perfect finish.

Corner Details

Step 1

Step 3

Modifiedblocks

Modifiedblocks

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Caps & Corners - AB Junior & AB Jumbo Junior

Step 2

Cutting CapsCapping a curved wall takes a bit of cutting and fitting, but produces a beautiful finish. Be sure to wear safety glasses when cutting, andoperate power saws carefully.

• Place two caps on top of the wall spaced so a third cap will fit tightly between their widest point.

• Set another cap on top of the first two caps and mark where theyoverlap on the bottom of the center cap.

• Remove the center cap and cut along the marks.• Set the middle cap back in place so the three fit tightly together.• Repeat as often as needed to cap the entire curve.• It's a good idea to secure caps with a high strength construction

adhesive once they are all cut.• On tighter curves cutting both caps

equally will give a cleaner look.

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Available Colours

ANTIQUED FINISH OPTIONAB Garden Accent is available in two finishes - Classic Cut Stone and Antiqued. With the Antiqued finish,the colour will appear more muted and natural looking than with the classic finish option.

As colour selections will change from time to time, be sure to check with your Dealer for the current availability before ordering.

Every effort has been made to accurately represent the colours. However, the colours may vary slightly due to the concrete manufacturing process or this printing process. We recommend viewing actual coloursamples as you make your colour selection.

Classic / Antiqued

Not available in A

BG

arden Accent

Not available in A

BJum

bo Junior

Earth Range

Beachwood

Shadow Gold

Gray

Mahogany

Northern Red

Smoke Blend

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