Retaining Walls & Structural
Gravity Retaining Wall
A gravity retaining wall holds back soil using its own mass and weight rather than internal reinforcement, relying on the wall's width and the friction between its blocks to resist the pressure of the earth behind it. It's the most common wall type for the moderate slopes found on typical residential lots.
Why This Matters to You
Because a gravity wall depends on its own weight for stability, its height is naturally limited — taller or more heavily loaded walls need reinforcement like geogrid instead of relying on mass alone.
Est. 2007 · St. Cloud, Florida
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