Artforms™
Artforms™ is a revolutionary system that utilizes a large-format modular panel system to create infinite design possibilities with ease. The Artforms™ Modular Panel System is available in two panel styles.
- Large format high-strength concrete panels
- Clean lines for a contemporary aesthetic
- Mechanically fastened with stainless steel hardware.
- Ideal for outdoor living projects of all sizes.
- Suitable for rooftop applications
- Efficient installation with minimal waste.
- Minimal disruption for property owner.
- Easily added to existing projects.
Ashlar Tandem™ Wall
Ashlar Tandem™ provides the look and feel of chiseled stone with the easy installation of the Tandem Wall platform. Virtual joints and multiple sizes allow for a seamless connection between units.
- Distinctive chiseled stone texture.
- Versatile and easy to install.
- Ideal for curved or straight walls, fire and water features, and outdoor kitchens.
- System designed to allow for easy installation of plumbing and wiring.
- All three face sizes on one pallet.
- Cap with tandem or Laguna Universal.
- Tandem Modular Block allows for easy installation of walls, engineered 90o corners, columns, stairs and custom outdoor living projects.
Belair Wall® 2.0
Belair Wall® 2.0 is ideal for retaining and freestanding wall construction where aesthetics are a key consideration. The attractive multipiece design and blended colors offer an alternative look to traditional retaining wall blocks. Belair Wall 2.0 can be used in curves and corners, terraces and raised patios, or steps and columns.
- Freestanding & gravity walls* can be built up to 3 feet high, including buried course.
- Taller walls can be built using geosynthetic reinforced when designed by a qualified engineer.
- Rear-lip on retaining wall block makes installation fast and accurate.
- Freestanding Walls: 4-foot minimum radius using all 3 units.
- Retaining Walls: 1″/9.5o Setback/System batter.
- Minimum outside radius, measured on the top course to the front of the units: 4 feet.
- Minimum inside radius, measured on the base course to the front of the units: 8 feet.
