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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Seawall Const. Recommendations
	Date:	11/9/2007 6:59:00 PM

Thanks RR. I did look at several Geo walls prior to making my decision. There are also a number of them in Wetumpka that are many times the height and length of my planned wall. Concrete is also going to fail if you do not put in the proper deadmen. Yes, all these walls may fail over time. I doubt if it will happen in my lifetime.

The area to be excavated behind my wall will go back as much as 8 ft.

Like I said, I could of gone with concrete for less money. The only problem is they would of just looked like a concrete wall.

I do not think GeoStone would be able advertise the structuual strength of their product if it were not true. Their hand would of been called a long time ago.

I would like to hear if you or anyone actually knows of a problem with this product if properly installed. ????