Questions and Answers for Pavestone 4 in. x 11.75 in. x 6.75 in. Pewter Concrete Retaining Wall Block

A:  144 stones per pallet

A:  Yes, with a 4-inch chisel and hammer. Mark the area that you want to cut and strike the block with the chisel. You can also use an electric hand saw with a diamond tipped blade to cut the block. Make sure to wear eye protection, gloves, & a mask.

A:  20.8 lbs. I weighed it on my bathroom scale.

A:  You can but, it's not necessary. The back lip of the bottom side of the block secures it behind the base block. The only layer that would be of concern would be the very top layer or layers that don't have fill materials behind them.

A:  C=3.14xD 3.14x 6ft = 18.84ft, each block is about 12in. Maybe 19-20 blocks a layer. Create a 6in trench for a foundation layer and decide how tall you want it to be.

A:  Depends where you live and what code regulations there are. Typically, you can safely build a 4 foot tall wall and be within typical regulation standards. I've personally built 5 foot tall walls making sure mortar the top layer to one below it.

A:  144