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A:  All RumbleStone pallets have the same volume of concrete: 24,696 cu. in. and the walls will be 7 in. in depth. So if you can estimate the total volume of block in your wall, divide by 24,696 to get the total number of pallets required. For example, a rectangular wall 11' x 6' x 2.5' high would be about 408 in. long x 30 in. high x 7 in. deep = 85,680 cu. in and would require about 3.5 pallets of RumbleStone, total

A:  The rectangular wall 11' x 6' x 2.5' high would be 408 in. long x 30 in. high x 7 in. deep = 85,680 cu. in and would need 3.5 pallets of RumbleStone.

A:  Yes you can move the blocks however you would like. They are not glued/cemented together. You don't want to stack this product too high since they do not have anything holding them to the blocks below.

A:  42 Large: 7 in. L x 10-1/2 in. W x 3-1/2 in. H 36 mini: 7 in. L x 3-1/2 in. W x 1-3/4 in. H

A:  The kits shown are the designs currently available.

A:  Yes, I used a masonry adhesive between the layers. It’s been 3 tough, cold, icy winters here in upstate NY and the stones havenMt shifted a millimeter.

A:  It does not include adhesive, and we didn't need it.

A:  It does not include optional adhesive. A quality polyurethane construction adhesive is recommended between stones to add additional stability.

A:  You do not have to use adhesives between every layer; I would use it on the final two layers. The kit doesn’t come with adhesive. Pavestone recommends the Quikrete Construction Adhesive.

A:  Yes, I'd highly recommend it. I used it between courses and it has held extremely well. I used masonry adhesive, also known as landscaping adhesive.

A:  The Greystone only has gray earth tones like natural rock and Sierra Blend has a blend of Red, Buff and Charcoal.