Product Selector Technical Guide

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Product Selector Technical Guide
Table of
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EP Henry Paving Stones
Coventry® Stone I
Coventry® Stone II
Coventry® Stone III
Coventry® Stone IV
Coventry® Large Circles
Coventry® Cobble and Estate Cobble
Coventry® Brick Stone
Coventry® Borders and Bullnose
Historic Brick Stone and Brick Stone
Old Towne Cobble™
Village Square® and Half Village Square®
Symetry®
Octa Grande®
Via Roma™
Bullnose Pavers
Environmental Paving Systems
ADA Warning Pavers
Paver Installation
Typical Patterns
DevonStone® Tennyson®
DevonStone® Gaelic®
DevonStone® Installation
DevonStone® Patterns
Paver and DevonStone® Accessories
Paver Lights
EP Henry Mortared Wall Systems
Coventry® Masonry Bishop Stone & Gloucester Stone
NEW Cast Veneer Stone
EP Henry Segmental Wall Systems
Coventry® Garden Wall
The Durafacing™
English Garden Wall™
Advantage
Coventry® Wall
This sophisticated process gives our
products - which are made of natural
Double Sided Coventry® Wall
materials and are 100% recyclable TerraceWall™
an exceptional richness and depth of
Coventry® Wall Plus
color, with a smoother texture than
Vertica® and Vertica® Stone Cut
you’ll find anywhere else. Less
Diamond Pro®
evident but equally important benefits
include:
StoneWall® Select™
• Increased resistance to freeze-thaw
Mesa® Retaining Wall
• Greater durability
Wall System Installation
• Denser surface
Wall Accessories
• Better skid resistance
Wall Lights
• No additional cost over paving
stones without Durafacing
Wall System Installation Details
Geogrid Reinforcement
Safety Net
EPHAHC/ Contractor Select
Quality Matters
Easy Reference Card
Color Selector
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sections will assist you in your
product selection and installation
process.
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LIFETIME GUARANTEE
We believe the best guarantee is one you never have to
use, therefore, we build quality into every product.
EP Henry provides a lifetime guarantee on the structural
integrity of our paving stones and wall system products to
the original purchaser for residential use. EP Henry will
replace at no cost any of our paving stones or wall units,
installed following our installation guides, that prove to be
defective. We cannot guarantee the color match of
replacement units and this guarantee does not extend to
installation labor or shipping costs. Proof of purchase
required.
EP Henry offers a Lifetime Guarantee Registration Program.
Ask your Authorized EP Henry Hardscaping Distributor or
contact us for a Guarantee Registration Card. You may
also register your EP Henry Hardscaping products at
www.ephenry.com.
© EP HENRY 2007 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. REPRODUCTION OF ANY PART OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS CATALOG IS PROHIBITED.
Coventry
Stone I
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Charcoal*
Buff
Harvest Blend Coventry Stone I Running Bond Pattern, Coventry Stone Bullnose and Coventry Wall
*Available in 6x9
rectangles pallet only
6 1/4”
5 3/8”
9 7/16”
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
2 3/8”
materials. Variations in
shade can be expected.
Because photographic
reproductions cannot
precisely convey the feel
and color of the actual
product, we urge you to
make final selection from
current product samples.
Circle Pallet
6x9 Rectangles Pallet
6 1/4”
7 3/8”
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
Circle Pallet
3 1/16”
6 1/4”
4 11/16”
6x6 Squares Pallet
2 3/8”
6 1/4”
Slivers Pallet
Circle Pallet
2 3/8”
Pewter Blend Coventry Stone I “I” Pattern Pewter Blend, Double Sided Coventry Wall
Circle Pallet
3 1/16”
6 1/4”
Cubing Information
6X9 RECTANGLES PALLET
PIECES PER SF
2.4
SF PER CUBE
124
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
3,331
2 3/8”
6X6 SQUARES PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
3.7
113
3,139
SLIVERS PALLET
PIECES PER SF
-
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
106
2,910
CIRCLE PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
86
2,371
Slivers Pallet
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Coventry
Stone II
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Dakota Blend Coventry Stone II Running Bond Pattern; 3” Dakota Blend Double Sided Coventry Wall
Buff
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Cubing
Information
4 SIZES PER CUBE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
110
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE 3,026
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Pewter Blend Coventry Stone II Running Bond Pattern with Dakota Blend Coventry Brick Stone soldier course border
5 1/2”
5 1/2”
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
4
7 7/8”
5 1/2”
2 3/8”
5 1/2”
9 3/8”
2 3/8”
11”
2 3/8”
Coventry
Stone III
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Buff
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Autumn Blend Coventry Stone III Random Pattern and Coventry Stone I Circle
Cubing
Information
COV III 3 SIZES PER CUBE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
112
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
3,688
LARGE CIRCLE
CIRCLE PALLET
PALLET
LARGE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
Coventry III Pavers have
a distinct top & bottom;
top is dimpled.
77
2,575
LARGE CIRCLE
CIRCLE EXTENSION
EXTENSION
LARGE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
82
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
2,690
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Pewter Blend Coventry Stone III Random
9”
12”
9”
9”
15”
9”
2 3/4”
2 3/4”
2 3/4”
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Coventry
Stone IV
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Buff
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Pewter Blend Coventry Stone IV 900 Herringbone Pattern
Coventry IV Pavers have
a distinct top & bottom;
top is dimpled.
Cubing
Information
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
1.6
112
3,557
LARGE CIRCLE PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
77
2,575
LARGE CIRCLE EXTENSION
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
82
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
2,690
Harvest Blend Coventry Stone IV 450 Herringbone Pattern
2 3/4”
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COVENTRY IV
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
11 5/8”
7 3/4”
Large Coventry
Circles & Extensions
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Buff
Harvest Blend Large Coventry Circle using (2) Extension Kits
The Large Coventry Circle (LCC) and the Extension Kit (LCCE) are non-Durafaced, tumbled products. The Extension Kit incorporates the “FS” shape, which
enables the kit to be installed seamlessly with the Large Coventry Circle Kit.
See large circle cubing information for Coventry III on page 5 and for Coventry IV on page 6.
Large Circle Kit
One Circle Pallet = 8.7’ diameter circle*
Circle Extension Kit
One Extension Kit
(up to 3 or more rings) = 13.5’ diameter
Two Extension Kits
( up to 5 or more rings) =
16.7’ diameter
NOTE: The green shaded area represents the use of
two extension kits.
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Coventry
Cobble & Estate Cobble
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Harvest Blend Coventry Cobble and Estate Cobble and Coventry Wall
Harvest Blend Coventry Cobble and Estate Cobble
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Cubing Information
COVENTRY COBBLE
PIECES PER SF
PCS PER CUBE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
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COVENTRY ESTATE COBBLE
PIECES PER SF
3.20
PCS PER CUBE
72
99
101 SF PER CUBE
3,663
3,737 LBS PER CUBE
Dakota Blend Coventry Cobble
Coventry Estate Cobble
Coventry Cobble
4 5/8”
9 3/8”
14 1/8”
14 1/8”
3 1/8”
3 1/8”
Other
4 5/8”
9 3/8”
9 3/8”
Sizes in Cube:
x 4 5/8”
x 9 3/8”
x 14 1/8”
Coventry
Brick Stone
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Charcoal
Buff
Haddon Blend Coventry Brick Stone Running Bond Pattern with Sailor Border
Strasburg Red
Haddon Blend
Cubing
Information
COVENTRY BRICK STONE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
4.5
120
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
3,145
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
3 15/16”
7 7/8”
Dakota Blend Coventry Brick Stone 900 Herringbone Pattern and Dakota Blend Double Sided Coventry Wall
2 3/8”
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Coventry
®
Borders & Bullnose
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Harvest Blend Coventry Bullnose Paver
Cubing Information
6” COV. BULLNOSE
PIECES PER SF
1.92
SF PER CUBE
100
PIECES PER CUBE 192
LBS PER CUBE 2,627
2 3/8”
12 1/2”
4” COV. BULLNOSE
PIECES PER SF
3.2
SF PER CUBE
79
PIECES PER CUBE 252
LBS PER CUBE
2,175
6”
2 3/8”
12 1/2”
3 9/16”
Bullnose Pavers are
not Durafaced and,
therefore, may vary in
appearance from
standard pavers.
Harvest Blend Coventry Edgestone
Dakota Blend Coventry Curbstone
Coventry Curbstone
8”
Cubing Information
COVENTRY CURBSTONE
PIECES PER SF
PCS PER CUBE
150
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
10
COVENTRY EDGESTONE
PIECES PER SF
PCS PER CUBE
18 LBS PER PIECE
2,641 LBS PER CUBE
240
Coventry Edgestone
3 3/4”
9” *
10
2,339
* Average weight per piece
*Height may vary +/- 1/2”
**Thickness may vary to 3/8”
6”
2 1/2”**
8” *
Brick Stone & Historic Brick Stone
Color Selections:
Brick Stone
Red
Natural
Charcoal
Brown
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend
Charcoal Brick Stone 450 Herringbone Pattern
Cubing
Information
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
PIECES PER SF 4.5
SF PER CUBE
120
Pewter Blend
SF PER BAND
20
LBS PER CUBE 3,207
NOTE: Historic Brick Stone
lbs per cube = 3,307
Dakota Blend
When compacting,
use a rubber pad on the
compactor.
Azalea (Premium Color)
Color Selections: Historic Brick Stone
Orange
Brown
Brown Flash
Strasburg Red
7 7/8”
2 3/8”
3 15/16”
Strasburg Red and Orange Historic Brick Stone 90 Herringbone Pattern
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EP Henry Pavers are made from
natural materials. Variations in shade
can be expected. Because photographic
reproductions cannot precisely convey
the feel and color of the actual product,
we urge you to make final selection
from current product samples.
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Old Towne Cobble
™
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend Old Towne Cobble “I” Pattern, Bullnose Pavers
6 1/4”
5 3/8”
Charcoal•
2 3/8”
EP Henry Pavers are made
from natural materials.
Variations in shade can
be expected. Because
7 3/8”
6 1/4”
photographic reproductions
cannot precisely convey the
feel and color of the actual
Circle Pallet
2 3/8”
3 1/16”
6 1/4”
Circle Pallet
Slivers, 6x6 and Circle
Pallets not available in
Charcoal.
2 3/8”
Circle Pallet
2 3/8”
Refer to Old Towne
Cobble Circle
Guide on page 27.
4 11/16”
Slivers Pallet
6 1/4”
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
3 1/16”
6 1/4”
Dakota Blend Old Towne Cobble Circle
9 7/16”
2 3/8”
6 1/4”
Slivers Pallet
Circle Pallet
2 3/8”
Squares Pallet
6 1/4”
Cubing Information
6X9 RECTANGLES PALLET
PIECES PER SF
2.4
SF PER CUBE
124
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
3,479
12
SQUARES PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
6x9 and 6x6 available in 3 1/8” thickness by special order.
3.7
113
3,198
SLIVERS PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
106
15.0
2,940
CIRCLE PALLET
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
86
2,388
Rectangles Pallet
Village Square
®
Color Selections
Charcoal
Brown
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend 6x6, 6x12 and 12x12 Villages Square
Pewter Blend
Red
5 3/4”
11 13/16”
2 3/8”
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
12x12 available in
Charcoal, Red, Autumn
Blend, Harvest Blend and
Pewter Blend only.
8x8 available in Autumn
Blend, Harvest Blend
and Pewter Blend only.
6x6 available in Charcoal,
Brown, Autumn Blend,
Harvest Blend and Pewter
Blend only.
11 13/16”
11 13/16”
Harvest Blend 6x6, 6x12 and 12x12 Villages Square
2 3/8”
5 7/8”
5 7/8”
7 7/8”
7 7/8”
2 3/8”
2 3/8”
Cubing Information
6x6 (Same as Symetry Square)
PIECES PER SF
4.13
SF PER CUBE
102
SF PER BAND
14.6
LBS PER CUBE
2,846
8x8
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
2.32
103
2,876
12x12
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
1.03
116
3,251
6x12 Half
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
2.06
116
3,323
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Symetry
®
Color Selections
Natural
Tan
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend Symetry Grand Parquet Pattern
See page 13 for
color availability of
6x6 Squares.
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Harvest Blend Symetry Grand Parquet Pattern with Brown Squares
2 15/16”
Cubing Information
SYMETRY
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
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3.4
94
23.5
2,586
5 7/8”
SYMETRY SQUARE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
5 7/8”
6 1/8”
4.13
102
14.6
2,846
2 3/8”
2 3/8”
12”
Octa Grande
®
Color Selections
Autumn Blend
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Harvest Blend Octa Grande with Red Brick Stone Soldier Course
4 1/4”
8 13/16”
8 13/16”
6 1/4”
2 3/8”
2 3/8”
Cubing Information
OCTA GRANDE
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
Autumn Blend Octa Grande with Old Towne Cobble Soldier Course
3.7
107
3,015
OCTA GRANDE EDGER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
4.5
100
20.0
2,648
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Via Roma
®
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend
EP Henry Pavers are
made from natural
Pewter Blend Via Roma
make final selection
from current product
samples.
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Harvest Blend Via Roma
Cubing Information
VIA ROMA
LAYERS PER CUBE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
VIA ROMA BRICK STONE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
Via Roma combines six different sizes with a rough surface texture for a natural random look reminiscent
of weathered stone. Available in 4 colors and a 2 3/4” thickness.
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106
11”
3,598
4 1/12”
4 1/12”
105
5.5”
8 1/4”
2 3/4”
4 1/12”
2 3/4”
3,506
2 3/4”
Via Roma Sizes
8.3" x 11" x 2.75"
8.3" x 6.9" x 2.75"
Available in Charcoal only
8.3" x 5.5" x 2.75"
11”
8 1/4”
11" x 4.1" x 2.75"
8 1/4”
8.3" x 4.1" x 2.75"
5.5" x 4.1" x 2.75"
8 1/4”
6 11/12”
2 3/4”
16
5 1/2”
2 3/4”
2 3/4”
Bullnose Pavers
Color Selections
Charcoal
Brown
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend
Harvest Blend 4” Bullnose Pavers
Pewter Blend
Dakota Blend
cannot precisely convey
the feel and color of the
actual product, we urge
you to make final selection
samples.
Bullnose Pavers are not
Durafaced and, therefore,
may vary in appearance from
standard pavers.
Charcoal 4” Bullnose Pavers
Cubing Information
12 1/2”
2 3/8”
12 1/2”
6”
4”x12” BULLNOSE
6”x12” BULLNOSE
PIECES PER SF
3.2 PIECES PER SF
1.92
SF PER CUBE
79 SF PER CUBE
87
SF PER BAND
26.3 SF PER BAND
29
LBS PER CUBE
2,185 LBS PER CUBE 2,305
2 3/8”
3 9/16”
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Color Selections
ECO Pavers ™
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend
Natural
samples.
Harvest Blend ECO Paver
ECO PAVER
EP Henry’s permeable pavement system, ECO Paver, is an interlocking concrete product that
creates an aesthetic and durable pavement which allows water to infiltrate to the subsoil.
The ECO Paver system can provide environmental benefits, including LEED® points, as a
structural Best Management Practice for stormwater infiltration.
Autumn Blend ECO Paver
Cubing Information
ECO™ PAVER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
% OPEN AREA
3 1/8” Thick
18
2.3
86
200
2,950
17.2
10
6.7”
Please refer to page 20 for ECO Paver Details.
9”
EP Henry recommends consulting a professional engineer for commercial applications.
“
When your projects
demand environmental
sensitivity, turn to
EP Henry Environmental
Paving Systems.”
Turf Pavers
Turf Paver guest parking
Monoslab
Turf Paver access road
Monoslab slope stabilization
23 1/2”
23 7/16”
15 5/8”
Cubing Information
15 3/4”
3 1/8”
4 9/16”
Monoslab
Please refer to page 20 for Turf Paver and Monoslab details.
Turf Paver
MONOSLAB
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
% OPEN AREA
0.37
112
42
4,219
100
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TURF PAVER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
% OPEN AREA
0.38
73
28
36.5
1,678
60
40
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Details
Turf Pavers
ECO Pavers
Monoslab
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ADA Warning Pavers
Color Selections
Red
Natural
Charcoal
Also known as detectable
warning or truncated
dome pavers, these
pavers are specified by
governmental agencies
for use in pedestrian
walkways. Sold by the
cube, these pavers are not
Durafaced. Detectable
warnings provide a
distinctive surface of
truncated domes detectable
by cane or underfoot to
alert people with vision
impairments of the
transition to vehicular ways.
These warnings
compensate for the sloped
surfaces of curb ramps
which remove a tactile
cue provided by curb
faces.
Red Detectable Warning Pavers
DON’T SCUFF
THOSE PAVERS!
See page 23.
Cubing Information
ADA WARNING PAVER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
SF PER BAND
LBS PER CUBE
4.5
96
432
2,540
When compacting, use
a rubber pad on the
compactor.
8”
4”
2 3/8”
(nominal)
Red Detectable Warning Pavers
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Paver Installation
Interlocking concrete pavements are installed
successfully by professionals and do-it-yourselfers
alike. These instructions are designed to be a
basic guide. Detailed instructions can be obtained
from EP Henry or your Authorized EP Henry
Hardscaping Distributor.
MATERIALS NEEDED
Stone Base: Should be 3/4” modified stone, also
known as 2A, or 3/4” quarry blend. A 1” depth of
compacted base weighs approximately 1,000 lbs.
per 100 sq. ft. Always add 5% - 10% for edges
and miscellaneous areas.
Bedding Sand: Coarse concrete sand is
recommended. At a depth of 1”, this weighs
approximately 1000 lbs. per 100 sq. ft. Figure an
extra 5% for jointing sand.
Pavers: Are typically sold by the square foot.
Calculate the square footage needed for your project
and add 5% -10% for overage, cuts, waste, etc.
Edge Restraint: All exposed edges must be
restrained.
Separation Fabric/Geotextiles: Recommended
for all installations and critical where clay type
soils are present. This will help maintain the
integrity of the base.
TOOLS:
• Wooden stakes
• Wide blade masons
chisel
• 6 - 8 ft. 2 x 4 or 2 x 6
• Masons string (twine)
• Stiff bristle street broom
• Small pry bar
• 3 - 5 pound hammer
• Hard tooth garden rake
• 4 ft. level
• 25 ft. tape measure
• Flat shovel
• Wheelbarrow
• Diamond blade wet
saw
• Chalkline
• 3 - 5 HP vibrating plate
compactor
• Wire cutters (for cutting
bands on pavers)
• 1” diameter sand
screed guides
(galvanized steel or
PVC)
LAYOUT & PREPARATION
Measure the area you intend to pave. Determine
square footage (length x width = square feet)
adding 5-10% for cuts and extra pavers that might
be needed later. Measure the lineal feet of all
edges not up against a permanent structure, such
as a house, etc., to determine the amount of edge
restraint needed. Draw a plan on a piece of paper
showing all important dimensions. Mark the outline
of your project with stakes every 4 - 6 feet and at
each corner. These stakes should be 8” outside of
the planned edge of the finished pavement.
EXCAVATION
NOTE: Before digging, always call your local utility
companies to locate any underground lines.
In general terms, a minimum of 6” of compacted
aggregate base is recommended for patios and
walkways, and 8” for residential driveways where
freeze/thaw conditions exist. Add 3” for the depth
of the bedding sand and the thickness of a
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PAVER
TOP SOIL
SAND SETTING BED
EDGE RESTRAINT
COMPACTED
AGGREGATE
BASE
10” SPIKE
SEPARATION FABRIC
(MIRAFI® 500X)
COMPACTED SUBGRADE
Above: Typical Installation Cross Section
standard 2-3/8” paver to determine the total depth
to excavate. Excavation should be 6” wider than
the finished pavement’s dimensions on sides
where edge restraint is to be used.
Slope and grade are important to ensure proper
runoff. It is best to plan at least a 1/4” per foot
drop, but try not to exceed 1/2” per foot.
BASE PREPARATION
As with any building project, the finished
pavement will only be as good as the construction
of the base. For this reason, this is the most
important part of the installation process.
First, run your plate compactor over the excavated
area, making sure that soil does not get stuck to
the bottom of the plate tamper. Each pass should
overlap the previous one by about 4”. Compaction
should be performed in one direction (NorthSouth) then a second time at a right angle
(East-West) to the first compaction. It is suggested
that a separation fabric, such as Mirafi 500X,
be laid down over the compacted subgrade.
Now spread your stone base material out evenly
in a 2” layer. If the material is dry and dusty, use
a garden hose to evenly moisten it down. This
helps make the gravel easier to rake and faster to
compact. Starting around the outer perimeter, use
the plate compactor to pack together the base,
again overlapping each pass about 4” and working
towards the center. You should make at least two
complete passes for each layer. Repeat this
process for each subsequent layer of base material
until the final thickness is achieved.
When finished with the base it should be very
smooth and flat and reflect the final grade of your
pavers. The surface of the base should be smooth.
If the surface deviation is greater than 3/8” then it
should be filled in with base material. A deviation
that is less than that should be filled in with the
screed material which is always coarse washed
concrete sand for paver installations.
SAND SETTING BED
NOTE: It is important to keep your sand dry.
Always keep your sand covered in case of rain. It
is suggested that you only screed sand for areas
where you will be laying pavers that same day.
Concrete Sand vs. Screenings
for the Setting Bed
According to the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute
(ICPI), coarse concrete sand, i.e., sand used to make
ready-mixed concrete, is recommended for the setting bed.
DO NOT USE STONE DUST OR SCREENINGS for the
setting bed. These materials do not drain water and
become soft over time. Pavers will not seat properly in
them when compacted. This will prevent interlock.
Stone dust or screenings are acceptable for the paver joints
in residential pedestrian applications only but should be
avoided whenever sealers and joint sand stabilizers are
going to be used.
For the best results in all applications, ICPI recommends
mason’s sand to fill the joints. This sand is finer than
concrete sand. It is the type of sand used to make mortar
for masonry wall construction. Polymeric sands for the
joints are also acceptable as long as they are comparable
to mason’s sand in particle size.
Paver Installation
Do not attempt to level any area or surface
irregularities with the sand. This will result in an
uneven surface and unwanted settling. Lay the
screed guides (1” outside diameter electrical
conduit, strips of wood or other suitable rigid
material) on top of the compacted base material
4’ - 6’ apart and parallel.
Evenly distribute a quantity of bedding sand
between the guides and drag the 6 - 8 ft. 2 x 4 or 2
x 6 over the guides to create a smooth, even layer
of sand, striking off any excess. When the pavers
are set on the sand and compacted, the 1” of sand
will compress to 1/2” to 5/8” thickness. Do not
walk on or work from your screeded sand. Fill
voids left by the screed guides with sand and
trowel them smooth as you are laying the pavers.
LAYING THE PAVERS
NOTE: All projects must start at a perfect 90degree angle. Use the 3 - 4 - 5 triangle method to
establish this. For an even mix of pavers, draw
from several cubes at a time when installing them.
Starting from a permanent edge such as a house,
driveway, or even a piece of rigid PVC edge
restraint, lay your first paver starting from either
side. As you start laying pavers, work from right
to left, then left to right, and so on, one row of
pavers at a time. Set the pavers lightly onto the
sand; never press or hammer them in. Every 4
feet or so, run a string across the front of the laying
edge to maintain straight lines. If you are doing the
project over a couple of days, cover the entire area
with plastic overnight if rain is expected.
CUTTING THE PAVERS
Mark any stones to be cut with a wax crayon
and use either a diamond blade wet saw
(recommended), a paver splitter or a hammer
and chisel. Try to keep cut pieces along the
edges to a size at least that of one half paver.
Always wear safety glasses.
INSTALLATION OF EDGE RESTRAINT
Restrain all edges that are not up against a
permanent structure with an appropriate product.
Any restraint material should rest entirely on the
compacted aggregate base.
SEAT THE INSTALLED PAVERS IN THE
BEDDING SAND
Sweep the pavers clean prior to compacting. Cut a
length of Mirafi 500X or similar fabric to be used as
a medium between the tamper and the pavers.
Start tamping around the perimeter and working
inward keeping the fabric between the tamper and
the pavers. Make at least two passes over the
pavers, overlapping each pass 2- 4 inches. Make
the second pass at a 90 degree angle to the first.
This step will level the pavers and compact them
into the bedding sand, filling the joints with sand
from below.
FINISH FILLING JOINTS WITH SAND
Spread joint sand over pavers. Use a stiff bristle
street broom and sweep back and forth over the
entire paver surface until all joints are filled to the
top with sand. Sweep off all excess sand. Again,
use Mirafi 500X or a similar medium between the
tamper and the pavers. Start tamping around the
perimeter and working inward keeping the fabric
between the tamper and the pavers. Make at
least two passes over the pavers, overlapping
each pass 2-4 inches. Make the second pass
at a 90 degree angle to the first. This final step
will force the sand into the joints of the pavers
creating an interlocking pavement. After compacting
the pavers, sweep with sand again if needed.
BULLNOSE PAVERS INSTALLATION
Bullnose Pavers are typically used as stair treads,
wall capping, and pool coping. The two recomended
options for installation are: mortared-in-place using
standard masonry procedures or glued down with a
high strength flexible concrete adhesive.
MORTARED-IN-PLACE INSTALLATION
Lay out the Bullnose Pavers in the area where
they are to be installed, leaving a 3/8” gap for the
mortar between the pavers. Bullnose Pavers are
traditionally installed with a 1/2”- 1” overhang.
Remove the pavers and place an appropriate
thickness of mortar on the material to which they
are being affixed. Carefully return the pavers to
their appropriate places and press into the mortar.
Fill joints between the Bullnose Pavers with mortar.
NOTE: Be careful not to get any mortar on the
paver surface as it is very difficult to remove. If
you do get mortar on the Pavers, allow it to dry
then carefully remove using a stiff bristle brush or,
for chunks, a putty knife.
INSTALLATION USING HIGH STRENGTH
FLEXIBLE CONCRETE ADHESIVE
Lay out the Bullnose Pavers in the area where they
are to be installed, abutting one to another.
Bullnose Pavers are traditionally installed with a
1/2”- 1” overhang. Following the directions of the
adhesive manufacturer, remove the pavers and run
two continuous beads of adhesive on the material to
which they are being affixed, one towards the front of
the Bullnose Paver and one towards the rear.
Carefully return the pavers to their appropriate place
and press into the adhesive, being careful not to get
any on the paver surface.
NOTE: Check adhesive manufacturer’s instructions
for handling, clean-up and cure time.
DON’T SCUFF THOSE PAVERS!
Manufacturers of plate compactors
recommend the use of mats or
membranes between the
compactor and pavers to protect the
pavers from surface damage. Most sell accessories
for this purpose.
Pavers with profiled tops- Old Towne Cobble™,
Coventry®II, Coventry® III, Coventry® IV, Coventry®
Cobble, and Coventry® Estate Cobble are most
susceptible to damage from plate compactors.
These pavers have high and low points molded
into the surface, preventing the equipment from
riding flat and subjecting the high points to
potential scuffs. However, even smooth, flat
surfaces can be damaged with improper usage
or the existence of debris on the plate.
EP Henry recommends that you ALWAYS protect
profiled top pavers prior to tamping by placing a
medium between the plate compactor and the
pavers. Recommended products include:
• Mirafi 500X (BEST)
• Thin carpeting
• Rubber Mat
• Luan plywood
• Cardboard
CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete
products may result in the release of respirable
crystalline quartz. Prolonged exposure to
respirable crystalline quartz may cause delayed
(chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of a
NIOSH-Approved respirator and tight fitting
goggles is recommended when sawing or
grinding operations are in progress.
For more information, please contact your EP Henry
Authorized Hardscaping Distributor. Please see
page 59 for the EP Henry Safety Net, all the
numbers you need to know to ensure the best
results for your Hardscaping installation.
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Typical Patterns
Running Bond
Coventry Stone I and Old
Towne Cobble
Any combination of sizes,
same direction
Coventry Stone II
100% Coventry Stone II
(4 sizes in cube)
Coventry Stone III
100% Coventry Stone III
(3 sizes in cube)
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Coventry Stone IV
100% Coventry Stone IV
Village Square
100% 6x6, 8x8 or 12x12
6x12 Half Village Square
100% 6x12 HVS
Brick Stone, Coventry Brick
Stone, Historic Brick Stone
100% 4x8
Eco Paver
100% Eco Paver
Coventry Estate Cobble
100% Coventry Estate Cobble
Stacked Bond
Random
Coventry Stone I and Old
Towne Cobble
100% 6x6 or 6x9
Village Square
100% 6x6, 8x8 or 12x12
100% 4x8
Coventry Stone I and
Old Towne Cobble
60% 6x9, 40% 6x6
Modified Herringbone
Random with Slivers
Old Towne Cobble
60% 6x9, 40% 6x6
Old Towne Cobble
90o Herringbone
“I”
Old Towne Cobble
100% 6x9
Coventry Stone IV
100% 4x8
100% 6x12 Half Village Square
Old Towne Cobble
70% 6x9, 30% 6x6
45 0 Herringbone
Basketweave
Old Towne Cobble
100% 6x9
Coventry Stone IV
100% 6x12 HVS
100% 4x8
100% 6x12 HVS
100% 4x8
Coventry Stone III
100% Coventry Stone III
Coventry Cobble
100% Coventry Cobble
Via Roma
100% Via Roma
55% 6x9, 35% 6x6,
10% Slivers
Circles
Coventry Stone and Old Towne Cobble
One circle pallet = 10' in diameter circle
Typical Patterns
Large Coventry Circle
One circle pallet = 8'7" in diameter circle
Colonial Stone
One circle pallet = one 8.5’ or
2 6’ diameter circles
Fans
Sidewinder
Old Towne Cobble
One circle pallet = 4-5 fans
Colonial Stone
One circle pallet = 4-5 fans
69% 6x12 HVS,
31% 6x6 VS
Grand Parquet
Checkers
Symetry
66% Symetry,
34% Symetry Squares
25% 12x12 VS,
50% 6x12 HVS,
25% 6x6 VS
Diamond Run
Pinwheel
Symetry
100% Symetry,
81% 6x12 HVS,
19% 6x6 VS
Venetian Parquet
Create Your Own
Symetry
83% Symetry,
17% Symetry Squares
12x12 and 8x8
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Typical Patterns
Soldier Course
Soldier Mitred Corner
Autumn Blend Brick Stone 900 Herringbone Pattern with Charcoal Soldier Border
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Sailor Border
Soldier Mitred Corner Sailor
Create Your Own Border
Double Sailor Half Running Bond
Double Soldier Mitred Corner
Create Your Own Border
Soldier/Sailor
Zig Zag
Circle Patterns
COURSE 10 - 60.7"
COURSE 9 - 54.3"
COURSE 8 - 48.0"
COURSE 7 - 41.6"
COURSE 6 - 35.3"
COURSE 5 - 28.9"
COURSE 4 - 22.6"
COURSE 3
16.2"
Old Towne Cobble ™
& Coventry® Stone I Circles
COURSE 2
9.9"
COURSE 1 - 3.5"
Pavers
NOTE: No extension kit is available for this pattern.
Use standard square or rectangular pavers to extend this circle.
193 mm
7-5/8"
130.5 mm
5-3/16"
SMALL
CIRCLE
STONE
LARGE
CIRCLE
STONE
118 mm
4-5/8"
78 mm
3-1/16"
158 mm
6-1/4"
158 mm
6-1/4"
78 mm
3-1/16"
CIRCLE
STARTER
STONE
LARGE
RECTANGULAR
STONE
SMALL
RECTANGULAR
STONE
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Tennyson®
DevonStone
®
Color Selections
Bluestone
Green Slate
Brownstone
samples.
DevonStone Tennyson Bluestone Random
24”
18”
Tennyson Sizes:
12”x12” x 1 5/8” thick,
12”x18” x 1 5/8” thick,
12”x24” x 1 5/8” thick,
NEW
11 3/4”
18”x18” x 1 5/8” thick,
18”x24” x 1 5/8” thick,
24”x24” x 1 5/8” thick
Copings
15 1/2”
23 1/2”
15 1/2”
1 3/4”
1 3/4”
15 1/2”
15 1/2”
1 3/4”
2”
52”
DevonStone Tennyson Brownstone Random with Circle
Cubing Information
13”
Stair Tread/Cap
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12”x12”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
88
15
1,370
12”x18”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
1.5
132
15
2,030
12”x24”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
2.0
176
15
2,690
18”x18”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
2.25
99
15
1,535
18”x24”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
3.0
132
15
2,030
24”x24”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
4.0
176
15
2,690
Gaelic®
DevonStone
®
Color Selections
Sandstone
samples.
DevonStone Gaelic Sandstone Stacked Bond with Harvest Blend 6x6 Coventry® I accents
18”
24”
24”
24”
Cubing Information
18”x18”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
18”
2.25
99
15
1,535
18”x24”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
3.0
132
15
2,030
24”x24”
SF PER PIECE
SF PER CUBE
LBS PER SF
LBS PER CUBE
4.0
176
15
2,690
18”
All units are 1 5/8” thick
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DevonStone
Installation
®
TOOLS
• Vibratory Plate
Compactor
• 1” OD screed rails
• Screed board
• String line
• Grade stakes
• 2’ and/or 4’ level
LAYOUT & EXCAVATION
• Dead blow hammer
• 2 lb hand sledge
• 12” – 16” long block
of wood (2”x 4” or
4”x 4”)
• Hand trowel
• Paver broom
Mark out the perimeter of the patio or walkway
using spray paint, increasing the size by 6” in all
dimensions for the over dig. The over dig is
necessary to make sure that the outside edges of
DevonStone remain stable during and after
installation. Using a transit, establish the finished
elevation of the patio or walkway.
Remember that all flatwork must have a slope,
or pitch, away from any fixed object (house
foundation, existing steps, pool, etc.).
The slope should be 1/4” over one foot (2%). The minimum slope needed to get water to run is 1.5” over 10’.
GEOTEXTILE FABRIC
Geotextile fabric should be used in all
DevonStone installations and is essential to use
when existing sub-grade soils are clay or poorly
draining. The fabric is placed between the
sub-grade and installed base material acting as
a separator between the two layers. The fabric
will stop the mixing of these layers during
compaction and provide a degree of stability to
the installation.
BASE MATERIAL & INSTALLATION
Traditional DevonStone installations will have a
compacted base of modified stone (2A modified
stone, crusher run, 2RC or similar material). The
proper installation of this base material is what will
give the DevonStone project its support and
strength. The minimum requirement for the
modified base depth is 6”.
NOTE: Never install frozen or saturated modified
stone. Never install base material over a frozen or
saturated sub-grade. The depth of each layer, or
“lift”, of modified depends upon the force of your
compaction equipment. As a rule of thumb, a
minimum 3,500 lb. centrifugal force compactor
is required for a 2” lift; compactors generating
more than 4,000 lbs. of force are required for a 4”
(maximum) lift.
Begin installing the modified stone into the
excavated area. The first layer or ”lift” should be
Excavate to a depth of 9” removing all grass and
vegetation, top soil, debris, etc.
If the top soil or any unsuitable material is deeper
than 9”, it must all be removed and replaced with
modified stone.
Compact and stabilize the sub-grade. Two passes
with a plate compactor should suffice.
If ”pumping” is exhibited in the sub-grade,
excavate the affected area to a depth of 6” and
replace the poor sub-grade soils with modified
stone and compact.
1) Install only a certified geotextile fabric (Mirafi
500X or 160N) on all excavated areas. Fabrics
intended for landscape use are not suitable for
DevonStone installations.
2) Be sure that fabric extends up the sides of
excavation. If working against a house, extend the
fabric at least 6” up the side of the foundation.
3) Where more than one piece of fabric is used,
make sure pieces overlap by at least 12”.
4) Try to keep fabric flat and taut during backfill.
Place the modified stone material on geotextile
fabric carefully to avoid damage and movement of
fabric. Sod staples can be used as an inexpensive
fabric anchor system.
no more than 4” in depth. Rake flat and compact
with a plate tamper (3 passes at various angles).
Keep the surface of the modified stone flat to
ensure proper compaction and to stop the plate
tamper riding from high spot to high spot.
Compact this lift the same as the previous one,
ensuring proper moisture content in the
modified stone.
Moisture is a key element of compaction, so make
sure that the modified stone is dampened prior to
compaction. If water appears on the modified surface
during compaction, allow the material to dry before
attempting any more compaction. Make sure that
compaction takes place over the entire area, paying
particular attention to edges, corners and along
existing structures.
The finished base should be smooth with proper pitch
following the established finished height. Check the
finish of the base installation with a 10’ straight edge.
If the surface deviation is greater than 3/8” then it
should be filled in with base material. A deviation that
is less than that should be filled in with the screed
material which is always coarse washed concrete for
paver installations. If coarse stones are showing on
top of the base, choke these areas with the setting
bed material and compact to avoid migration of the
setting bed after the patio has been installed.
Install the last lift (2”) of base material. Using either
a screed board or a rake and transit, establish the
finished elevation of the modified stone 2 1/2” below
the finished height of the DevonStone.
Remember that the smoother and more even
the base, the easier and quicker the screeding
will be, so it is vital that this stage of the
installation be done properly.
should be installed on a 1” thick setting bed. The
setting bed should not exceed 1 1/2” in thickness.
done by filling the void with bedding material and
smoothing it out with a hand trowel or by using a
tool with a flat edge, like a shovel or broom, and
lightly dragging it across the material added to the
voids.
SETTING BED MATERIALS & INSTALLATION
DevonStone’s uniform thickness of 1 5/8”, unlike
the random thickness of most natural stones, will
greatly increase the speed of installation by
utilizing the screed-and-lay application similar to
paver installations.
DevonStone can be installed using either concrete
sand (ASTM C33) or EP Henry’s ProPak SB.*
Use screed rails and a screed board to install
the setting bed over the modified stone base. The
diameter of the screed rails will determine the
thickness of the bed. Ideally DevonStone
Try not to disturb the modified base when
installing the setting bed. Planks or pieces of
plywood can be laid for wheelbarrow or equipment
access to work area.
A mason’s trowel can be used to remove or blend
in excess bedding material along fixed edges.
As screed rails are removed from the work area,
their depressions must be filled in. This can be
After the setting bed has been screeded, do not
walk on it. These depressions when filled will
cause uneven compaction as you set the
DevonStone.
Install no more setting base than you can
install with DevonStone on that day.
*EP Henry’s ProPak SB is a specially designed and blended product recommended for the setting bed used in DevonStone, slab and stone installations. A precise ratio of Type I Portland
cement and ASTM C33 sand, ProPak SB ensures a solid setting bed every time while still having the flexibility needed to withstand freeze/thaw conditions and the permeability needed to
ensure proper drainage and polymeric sand performance. One bag of ProPak SB covers approximately 8 sf @ 1” deep.
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DevonStone
Installation
®
INSTALLING DEVONSTONE
Start installing the DevonStone from a
predetermined square corner. If two sides of an
existing structure meet and are not a true 90
degrees, you must establish a 90–degree starting
point from which to lay the DevonStone. If
installing a walkway or patio between two fixed
points, work toward the end where the finish cuts
will be least noticeable. If a circle kit is part of the
job, install it first and then run the body of the
DevonStone out from it. Make sure to run string
lines or chalk lines in two directions to keep the
pattern straight. If the pattern starts to wander
from these lines, fix immediately.
Design and installation tip: Try to make the
dimensions of your job work out to full
DevonStone pieces. Generally full foot
measurements (10’ x 15’ for example) are the
easiest to achieve with the random sized units.
If using more than one pallet of DevonStone
for a job, remember to draw from all pallets to
ensure the consistency of the color blends.
Lay the first DevonStone unit flat on the setting
bed. Using a dead blow hammer, lightly tap the
unit in the center and then about 4”-6” in from
each corner. This will seat the stone uniformly in
the setting bed. The other method is to use a
block of wood (2” x 4” or 4” x 4”) approximately
12” long and span the unit across the middle from
side to side. Using a 2–pound hand sledge, lightly
tap the wood in the center seating the unit in the
setting bed. The wood can then be pivoted to
span the unit at a 90° angle and tapped lightly
again. If the base prep has been done correctly
this should seat the DevonStone evenly and
securely into the setting bed at an approximate
depth of 1/8”. If the unit can move or “wobble”
EDGE RESTRAINT
DevonStone, like slabs, relies on its mass and
weight to stay in place. Using DevonStone ProPak
SB eliminates the need for an edge restraint
because it binds the stone to the setting bed.
Edge restraints should be used with all
DevonStone installations when using concrete
sand as the setting bed medium. Make sure to
choose an edge restraint which is specially
designed for DevonStone installations, such as
Snap Edge’s Low Profile edge restraint.
you need to remove it and apply more bedding
material under the low side. Do not try to correct
base imperfections by repeatedly striking or hitting
the unit harder. You may damage or break the
DevonStone.
Lay the next DevonStone unit alongside the
previously installed piece with the bottoms of the
stones touching. This will create on top a nominal
3/8” joint between the pieces. Repeat the hammer
set used on the first unit. If using the ”hammer and
wood” method, you can span from unit to unit to
ensure they are level in relation to one another.
Otherwise use a 2’ or 4’ level to span the units to
check their level. Continue installing the
DevonStone units according to the desired pattern.
Once a piece has been properly set you can work
from that piece, however try to not step directly on
the edges which can cause the piece to “nosedive”
into the bedding material.
JOINT FINISHING
Installing the edge restraint is done by cutting
away the excess sand around the perimeter of
the DevonStone with a trowel, exposing the
compacted base material. Install the edge
restraint on the aggregate base and tight to the
stone. Install 10” or 12” spikes at a maximum of
24” intervals to anchor the edge restraint. If
installing the restraint system around a curve,
place the spikes 12” apart to provide
greater stability.
Once all the DevonStone units have been
installed, sweep the joints using Techni-Seal HP
Polymeric sand. Install the sand to approximately
1/8” below the top of the stone. Make sure to
sweep the DevonStone clean before applying
water. Any polymeric sand or dust that is left on
the units will activate with the water and create a
haze that will need to be removed. Apply the
water as per Techni-Seal’s recommendations.
CLEANING DEVONSTONE
Because of DevonStone’s non-porous finish, dirt,
grime, hazing and minor efflorescence can be
removed with a non-abrasive and environmentally
friendly household cleaner, such as Simple
Green™ or CLT™. Apply the product according
to the manufacturer’s specifications and scrub
rigorously, rinsing well when finished. Periodic
maintenance will keep the DevonStone looking
new for years to come. The cleaners will not harm
the polymeric sand and are safe and easily
applied. For more stubborn stains, such as oil or
leaf stains, or if significant efflorescence should
occur, EP Henry recommends the use of
Techni-Seal’s Efflorescence Cleaner for Pavers
and Slabs. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s
recommended dosage and application
instructions. Once the DevonStone has been
cleaned with an acid based cleaner, it must be
sealed. As with pavers, acid based cleaners can
etch the surface of the stone, so a sealer must
be applied to ensure the long term wear and finish
of the product. EP Henry’s recommendations
for sealers areTechni-Seal’s Protective Sealant
for Pavers and Slabs CE Enviro or EV.
CUTTING & CLEANING DEVONSTONE
CUTTING DEVONSTONE
DevonStone cuts easily without any chipping
of the cut edge. Heavy duty power saws, cut off
saws, and block saws with diamond blades can
be used. If using water during the cutting process,
be sure to immediately clean any residue that may
be left on the stone or staining will result.
DO NOT USE A HAMMER AND CHISEL TO CUT
DEVONSTONE.
MATERIAL QUANTITIES
THE FOLLOWING QUANTITIES ARE BASED ON A 100 SQUARE FOOT INSTALLATION OF DEVONSTONE:
EP Henry ProPak SB (80# bags)
13 bags
Geotextile fabric (including sides)
120 SF (13.33 SY)
Techni-Seal Polymeric Sand HB
1 bag
Modified stone @ 6” deep
3 tons
Concrete sand setting bed @ 1” deep
1/2 ton
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DevonStone
Patterns
®
Tudor Tennyson®
Running Bond Tennyson
Running Bond with 3 Sizes
14% 12x12, 29% 12x24, 57% 24x24
100% 12x18
Tennyson & Gaelic®
30% 18x18, 34% 18x24, 36% 24x24
Running Bond with 3 Sizes
Tartan Plaid Tennyson
17% 12x12, 49% 12x24, 34% 24x24
Running Bond Tennyson
Tile Tennyson
“I” Pattern Tennyson
12% 12x12, 88% 12x24
31% 12x12, 69% 12x18
Holland Dutch Tennyson
21% 12x12, 79% 24x24
Random Tennyson
900 Herringbone Tennyson
Stacked Bond
100% 12x18
Tennyson & Gaelic
100% 18x18 or 100% 24x24
Tennyson
28% 12x12, 34% 12x18, 38% 12x24
10% 12x12, 21% 12x18, 14% 18x18,
10% 12x24, 30% 18x24, 15% 24x24
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9% 12x12, 19% 12x18, 6% 18x18,
21% 12x24, 24% 18x24, 21% 24x24
Paver Accessories
Paver Edge Restraint
Sand Stabilizers
EP Henry sells Snap Edge and PaveEdge paver
edge restraint products. The purpose of these
products is to restrain the pavers laterally. Without
a proper edge restraint system the pavers are
prone to shifting. Both products:
Techni-Seal Polymeric Sands
Techni-Seal offers two high quality polymeric sand
products for pavement joints. Both resist erosion
of joints, inhibit weed growth and resist insect
penetration. They are available in 2 colors:
Tan and Granite Gray.
• “RG” is ideal for normal traffic areas including
driveways, patios, and walkways.
• “HP” is specially formulated for wider joints and
heavier traffic areas such as sloped driveways,
pool decks and public areas. Also performs better
in colder weather.
• Can be used for straight or radius installations
• Are totally invisible when in place and will not
heave from frost
• Will not rust, warp, or deteriorate
• Allow for section-to-section connection
• Are engineered to provide a strong, easy-to install
edge restraint for concrete pavers
Ten-inch spikes are used to anchor Snap Edge and
PaveEdge. For patios and walkways, place a spike
approximately every 2’, except at sharp curves or
corners where more concentration is required.
For residential and light commercial vehicular
applications, place a spike every 1’, except at
sharp curves or corners where more concentration
is required. Use one spike on each side at corners
and one in each hole on curves until the curve is
complete.
NOTE: See diagram of typical installation on page 22.
Separation Fabric
Mirafi® 500X geotextile fabric is recommended for
use with all paver installations. Its primary purpose
is to keep the base material from working its way
into the soil underneath, thus reducing the
possibility of settling.
The material should be flat over the excavated
area, with as few wrinkles as possible, and turned
up on the sides to cover the sides of the stone base
material. It will also prevent migration of the bedding
sand into cracks, joints and weep holes in or next to
the pavement.
This product, which costs only pennies per square
foot, is an inexpensive insurance policy for your
pavement.
NOTE: See diagram of typical installation on page 22.
Adhesives
Paver Bond Powerseal® Adhesive
an easy to apply, quick curing, flexible high strength
adhesive for paving stones, retaining walls and
other hard surface applications.
Additional features:
• Premixed with sand so it’s ready for immediate use
• Bonding commences upon spraying with fine mist
of water
• Can be installed at any temperature above freezing
• Will not stain pavers
• Complete installation instructions are on the back
of the bag
SandLOCK Organic Joint Sand Stabilizer
An organic sand binder that seals the sand
swept into the joints of interlocking concrete paver
installations, SandLOCK is activated by water to
form flexible bonded joints that reduce sand loss
due to wind, traffic, moisture and thermal movement.
Additional benefits include weed prevention and
high effectiveness against ants. SandLOCK is
non-staining, non-toxic and easy to use. Available
in 2 lb. and 25 lb. buckets for your convenience as a
special order.
Environmelt
“The Green Solution”
Protect your EP Henry Hardscaping investment
with this environmentally benign de-icer.
Advantages include:
• time release formula
• anti-corrosive agents
stays on surface
reduce damage to
longer
vehicles and metals
• non-tracking
• fast acting
IMPORTANT NOTE:
De-icing salts can be particularly damaging to wall caps
used in stair treads, raised patio edging and other
applications in which they are adjacent to walking areas
where de-icing would be required. EP Henry accepts no
liability for damage caused by salt or other chemical de-icers.
Cleaning Products
BasicBOND, ideal for non-critical areas such as
retaining wall caps and ornamental paver veneers.
EP Henry offers a complete line of cleaners from
Techni-Seal to maintain the beauty of your pavers.
SuperWET, superior freeze-thaw performance and
high strength make it great for areas subjected to
heavy loads such as stair treads and pool coping;
can be applied to damp or saturated surface so
great in all weather.
Efflorescence Cleaner for Pavers
Specially formulated to dissolve efflorescence and
remove ground in dirt, this cleaner contains no
hydrochloric (muriatic) acid, ensures even cleaning
and allows Protective Sealant to better penetrate
the pavers.
Techni-Seal Concrete Adhesives perfectly resist
the elements including frost and rain:
RG, super adherent on dry, wet or frozen surfaces;
ideal for retaining walls.
HP, permanent bond, perfect for stairs and
walkways.
Rust Remover for Pavers
Techni-Seal Rust Remover eliminates rust stains
on concrete pavers. It effectively dissolves stains
caused by rusted metal, steel streaks, fertilizer
granules, etc. It contains no hydrochloric (muriatic)
acid and won't discolor your EP Henry Pavers.
Paint, Tar and Rubber Remover for Pavers
Techni-Seal Paint, Tar and Rubber Remover
effectively dissolves tough to remove sealants, paint,
tar or bitumen, rubber and chewing gum on pavers.
Sealers
Sealing is recommended to preserve the original
beauty of EP Henry Pavers and to resist stains.
EP Henry is pleased to carry the Techni-Seal
line of high performance sealers, offering several
options for protecting and maintaining the beauty
of your EP Henry Pavers. Dirts, stains and
efflorescence must be treated with the appropriate
Techni-Seal cleaning product prior to sealing.
Techni-Seal CE Enviro
Protective Sealant Color Enhancer Water Base
CE Enviro is an Environmentally Friendly water
based sealer that contains an optimal amount of
solids to enhance color, protect against oil and dirt
stains, resist calcium and make surfaces easier to
clean. Effective on newly installed pavers or
surfaces previously sealed with water based
products.
Techni-Seal EV
EV is an Environmentally Friendly water based
sealer made up of acrylic and urethane which
preserves the natural look of your EP Henry
Pavers. EV also contains a minimal amount of
solvent and may darken the pavement surface.
It reduces oil and dirt penetration and makes
cleaning easier. Easy to apply, it provides
maximum effectiveness and durability. It will
not discolor or make pavers slippery.
Surebond®
Joint Stabilizing Sealer
Surebond is an innovative clear sealer developed to
penetrate into the surfaces of pavers, tiles and other
porous type pavements. By doing this, it will create a
barrier to virtually eliminate the absorption of water
and stains. At the same time, Surebond will allow
moisture and salts to be released from the paver
subsurface. It stays clear as stains are not readily
trapped under the seal as with other coatings.
As well as providing a stain resisting barrier,
Surebond is durable and resistant to the corrosive
actions of acids, alkalines, pool chemicals, salt
spray, food and drink spills. Surebond not only
seals the surface, it also seals the sand joint by
actually bonding the sand in place. This amazing
innovation means that sand joints will not be easily
washed away through hosing, rain or wind as is
normally the case. By retaining a durable sand
joint, your pavers will maintain their interlocking
ability which is integral to the stability of a paving
installation. Retention of joint sand on driveways
and roadways is especially important.
The benefits of Surebond not only include
appearance but protection from costly repairs.
Surebond dries crystal clear, enhancing the
natural appearance and color of pavers. It won’t
fade or yellow under UV, and is incredibly tough,
durable, and chemical and abrasion resistant.
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DevonStone ®
Paver Accessories
EP HENRY DevonStone ProPak SB
EP Henry’s DevonStone ProPak SB is a specially
blended mix of concrete sand (ASTM C33) and
Type I Portland cement. The precise mix ratio of
the materials ensures enough flexibility of the
setting bed to withstand freeze/thaw conditions
and enough permeability to allow for the use of
polymeric sands with the product.
Coverage:
One 80# bag covers approximately 8 ft @ 1" deep.
Recommended Uses:
EP Henry DevonStone ProPak SB is recommended
for use as a setting bed for dry laid Hardscaping
products that are installed without the use of a
plate compactor. By adding a small amount of
water and mixing thoroughly to form a paste-like
consistency, EP Henry DevonStone ProPak SB
can also be used as a jointing material for
numerous applications.
Use EP Henry DevonStone ProPak SB
as a setting bed for:
• DevonStone
• Concrete and natural slabs
• Natural flagged stones
• Concrete and brick pavers in applications where
compaction is difficult to achieve (landings, steps,
around obstacles on the job, etc.
Geotextile/Separation Fabric
EP Henry recommends the use of geotextile fabric
in all DevonStone installations, however it is critical
where the existing subgrade is of clay or other
poorly draining soils. Geotextile fabric is installed
between the subgrade and the base material layer,
acting as a separator between the two. Its primary
purpose is to prevent base material from working
its way into the soil below thereby reducing the
possibility of settling. Recommended products
include Mirafi 500X and 160N.
Snap Edge Low Profile Edge Restraint
Snap Edge has developed a special low profile,
1 3/8" high edge restraint specifically for use with
DevonStone. Edge restraint is not required on
DevonStone installations using ProPak SB but
should always be used when concrete sand is
used as the setting bed.
Techni-Seal HP Polymeric Sand
Techni-Seal HP is a unique blend of sand and
polymers used to fill joints between DevonStone
units for maximum stability. Formulated specifically
for wider joint applications, including DevonStone,
Techni-Seal HP Polymeric Sand is available in 2
colors: Tan and Granite Gray. Additional benefits
DevonStone Gaelic® Sandstone
include resistance to weed growth, insect
penetration and erosion of joint sand.
maximum effectiveness and durability. It will
not discolor or make pavers slippery.
Techni-Seal Cleaners and Sealers
Techni-Seal INSeal
INSeal is a water based environmentally friendly
sealer that protects against water, oil and dirt
without changing surface appearance. It is
non-film forming and won’t make surfaces slippery
making it ideal for use around pools.
EP Henry offers a complete line of cleaners from
Techni-Seal to maintain the beauty of your
DevonStone installation.
Efflorescence Cleaner
Specially formulated to dissolve efflorescence and
remove ground in dirt, this cleaner contains no
hydrochloric (muriatic) acid, ensures even cleaning
and allows Protective Sealants to better penetrate
the units..
Techni-Seal CE Enviro
CE Enviro is an Environmentally Friendly water
based sealer that contains an optimal amount of solids
to enhance color, protect against oil and dirt stains,
resist calcium and make surfaces easier to clean.
Effective on newly installed pavers or surfaces
previously sealed with water based products
Techni-Seal EV
EV is an Environmentally Friendly water based
sealer made up of acrylic and urethane which
preserves the natural look of your EP Henry
Pavers. EV also contains a minimal amount of
solvent and may darken the pavement surface.
It reduces oil and dirt penetration and makes
cleaning easier. Easy to apply, it provides
DevonStone Product Specifications
All DevonStone units are manufactured at
our state-of-the-art facility using only the finest
available natural materials. They meet or exceed
all industry standards for cast paving units.
1. Color The range of DevonStone’s color from
piece to piece can vary and is intentional to better
portray variations in color associated with
natural stone.
2. Dimensional Tolerances Dimensions are based
on the actual modular size of each unit and/or
the particular shape identified. Standard product
thickness is 1 5/8” (40mm) with a permissible
variation of 1/8” in length, width and thickness.
3. Joint Spacing The space between DevonStone
units is nominally 3/8”. A variation in this dimension
can occur due to the natural cleft of the edge of
each individual piece.
4. Slip/Skid Resistant DevonStone units
(Tennyson and Gaelic) are ADA compliant for both
level surfaces and ramp applications.
EFFLORESCENCE Efflorescence is a whitish powder-like deposit, common on concrete and masonry products, that normally will disappear over time with weathering. Although it may present an aesthetic
concern, efflorescence will not affect the structural performance of pavers or wall systems. Efflorescence is a natural occurrence for which EP Henry accepts no responsibility nor liability. Contact your
EP Henry Hardscaping Center for additional information and a copy of the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute (ICPI) publication “Managing Efflorescence”.
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Paver Lights
Shineday
or night...
Let your EP Henry Hardscaping project shine
day or night with Paver Lights. Durable, safe
and easy to install, Paver Lights provide beauty
and safety in your driveway or walkway, on your
steps, or around your patio or pool deck.
Paver Lights
Strong enough for most vehicular applications,
the Paver Light is a 12-volt system based upon
the same principal as similar outdoor systems.
It comes with a 7-watt bulb but can
accommodate up to a 15-watt lamp.
General Installation
1. Draft a lay-out of your project. Identify the
location of your outdoor power source and where
you would like your Paver Light fixtures to
be placed.
2. Pre-assemble Paver Light fixtures with bulbs
in and lead wire coming out.
3. Connect your transformer and run the cable
from transformer around the perimeter of
your project. Make sure your transformer is
strong enough for the number of lights you
are using.
4. Attach Paver Lights to the cable using the
included solderless connectors.
5. Test the system to make sure that all of the
lamps light when power is turned on.
6. Cover the cable with soil, landscape, and
enjoy.
4”
8”
These installation instructions are intended to
describe the general procedure for installing
landscape lighting. To ensure proper safety,
please refer to the manufacturer's instructions
accompanying any lighting system you select for
more specific installation guidelines.
Brick Stone
6”
6”
9”
6”
Old Towne Cobble/Village Square (6x6)
Old Towne Cobble/Coventry Stone I
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Coventry
Color Selections
®
Masonry Wall Systems
BishopStone™
Cubing Information
Harvest Blend
Dakota Blend
Pewter Blend
SIZE
PIECES PER CUBE
13.4" X 13.4"
13.4" X 5.5"
13.4" X 3.5"
13.4" X 9.5"
11.4" X 9.5"
11.4" X 5.5"
11.4" X 3.5"
9.5" X 9.5"
9.5" X 5.5"
9.5" X 3.5"
7.4" X 5.5"
7.4" X 3.5"
5.5" X 3.5"
8 PIECES PER CUBE
24 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
8 PIECES PER CUBE
24 PIECES PER CUBE
24 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
16 PIECES PER CUBE
5.5" X 5.5"
16 PIECES PER CUBE
NOTE: The pieces per cube for each size are
approximate, and will vary from cube to cube.
The total square feet will always equal or
exceed the number stated.
Sizes: 14 different sizes, 3 5/8" thick
Packaging: 98.6 SF of wall material yields 103
SF of mortared wall with a nominal 3/8" joint
4,056 lbs/cube (approximately)
Palletized and Stretch-wrapped
Dakota Blend BishopStone
The same process that created our best selling Coventry® Line of Pavers and Retaining Wall
Systems is now available in a mortared wall application. BishopStone replicates the texture of
our Coventry Pavers while GloucesterStone has the rougher texture of Coventry Walls.
Color Selections
GloucesterStone™
Cubing Information
DIMENSIONS (6 SIZES)
3 5/8"D X 3 5/8"H X 15 5/8"L
Harvest Blend
3 5/8"D X 3 5/8"H X 9 5/8"L
3 5/8"D X 3 5/8"H X 5 5/8"L
3 5/8"D X 7 5/8"H X 15 5/8"L
Dakota Blend
3 5/8"D X 7 5/8"H X 9 5/8"L
3 5/8"D X 7 5/8"H X 5 5/8"L
Pewter Blend
EP Henry Wall Systems
are made from natural
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Dakota Blend GloucesterStone
Cast Veneer Stone
Pennsylvania Field Stone in Aspen (Also available in Chardonnay)
Stud Wall Installation
Stud Wall
Sheathing
Weather Resistant Barrier
Minimum 2.5# galvanized
metal lath
Scratch Coat
Mortared setting bed per
manufacturer’s specifications
Mortart Joint
Cast Stone Veneer installed
per manufacturer’s specifications
CMU Wall Installation
CMU Wall
Wall must be sprayed
with mortar adhesive material
before scratch coat is applied
Scratch Coat
Mortared setting bed per
manufacturer’s specifications
Mortart Joint
Cast Stone Veneer installed
per manufacturer’s specifications
Pennsylvania Field Stone in Aspen (Also available in Chardonnay)
Painstakingly crafted to replicate the variety of shapes and unique color ranges found in natural stone, Cast Veneer Stone is
lightweight and easy to install following accepted masonry veneer guidelines. Look for additional colors and shapes as we will
continually be expanding this exciting new product line.
It’s important to note: When working with Cast Veneer Stone it is preferred that the workman has some degree of masonry experience.
Working with mortar can be tricky and inexperience can lead to unsightly as well as structurally unsound results. If at all possible get some
instruction and hands on training with a mason and make the effort to practice before attempting the project. It will be worth the effort.
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Coventry
®
Garden Wall
Color Selections
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
Dakota Blend
Autumn Blend Coventry Garden Wall
Harvest Blend Coventry Garden Wall
8”
9”
Cubing Information
11 5/8”
8”
TAPERED
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
4”
4”
11 5/8”
Tapered
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Rectangular
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
3.0
40
120
25
3,046
RECTANGULAR
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
3.0
40
120
27
3,468
Formulas/Notes
• 3 pieces = 1 sf of wall face
• Minimum inside radius - 22” (from back of block)
• Maximum wall height = 16” (4 courses) under ideal conditions
This product is designed for planter and garden wall applications only.
E nglishGarden Wall
Red
Gray
Tan
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
Gray English Garden Wall
Harvest Blend English Garden Wall
Cubing Information
TAPERED
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
3.0
40
120
26
3,129
8”
11 5/8”
RECTANGULAR
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
8”
3.0
40
120
29
3,518
• 3 pieces = 1 sf of wall face
• Minimum inside radius - 22” (from back of block)
• Maximum wall height = 24” (6 courses) under ideal conditions
This product is designed for planter and garden wall applications only.
4”
9”
4”
Rectangular
11 5/8”
Tapered
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Coventry
Wall
®
Color Selections
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
Harvest Blend 6” Coventry Wall
Dakota Blend
Buff
Cubing
Information
3” RECTANGULAR CAP
PIECES PER SF
3.00
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
UNIVERSAL CAP
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
32
96
47
4,491
3.2
32
96
45
4,280
Formula/Notes
Pewter Blend 3”- 6” Combo Coventry Wall
14”
10”
8”
8”
8”
6”
All sizes are
also available
in 3” high
units.
8”
8”
6”
4”
Corner
8”
12”
• Pin calculator:
(# of non-cap courses) (one) x (lineal feet of wall)
6”
14”
16”
16”
11 5/8”
6”
• Minimum inside radius =
48” (from back of block)
Maximum unreinforced,
height for non-battered walls
is 24” and for walls with a
batter, maximum unreinforced height is 36” under
ideal conditions. Geogrid is
required above these
3" PALLET: 5 LENGTHS
heights.
PIECES PER SF
Above 48”, EP Henry
SF PER CUBE
recommends that you
PIECES PER CUBE*
consult a professional
engineer.
LBS PER PIECE
3”
LBS PER CUBE
3”
12”
16”
3” Universal Coventry Cap
Stretcher
Cubing Information
40
6”
6”
6”
-
PIECES PER SF
3.0
3" CORNER
PIECES PER SF
3.45
PIECES PER SF
50
SF PER CUBE
50
SF PER CUBE
43.5
-
PIECES PER CUBE
-
LBS PER PIECE
30
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
4,567
LBS PER CUBE
3" PALLET: 16" LONG UNITS
4,285
150
PIECES PER CUBE
3” Rectangular Coventry Cap
6" PALLET: 16" LONG UNITS
6" CORNER
PIECES PER SF
-
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
50
SF PER CUBE
50
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE*
-
PIECES PER CUBE
75
PIECES PER CUBE
75
26
LBS PER PIECE
-
LBS PER PIECE
57
LBS PER PIECE
51
3,942
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
4,308
LBS PER CUBE
3,829
150
4,172
*The pieces per cube for all Coventry Wall products are approximate and may vary from cube to cube. Total square feet will always equal or exceed the number stated.
1.50
1.70
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Double Sided Coventry
®
Wall
Color Selections
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
Dakota Blend
Buff
Harvest Blend 3” - 6” Combo Double Sided Coventry Wall (radius)
Radius Units
Shown in 3” heights. All units, except caps,
are also available in 6” heights.
3 3/4”
10”
3”
10”
5 3/4”
3”
5 3/4”
7 3/4”
10”
7 3/4”
3”
10”
9 3/4”
9 3/4”
3”
Dakota Blend 3” Double Sided Coventry Wall (radius)
11 3/4”
14”
10”
16”
10”
10”
3”
11 5/8”
14”
6”
3”
3”
16”
16”
16”
Double Sided Corner
Double Sided Corner
3” Coventry Universal Cap
Cubing Information
Formulas/Notes
UNIVERSAL CAP
PIECES PER SF
-
SF PER CUBE
40
6"
-
PIECES PER SF
3.2
PIECES PER SF
3.0
1.50
SF PER CUBE
40
SF PER CUBE
30
SF PER CUBE
40
40
96
PIECES PER CUBE
120
60
LBS PER PIECE
38
74
PIECES PER CUBE
-
PIECES PER CUBE
-
LBS PER PIECE
-
LBS PER PIECE
-
LBS PER PIECE
45
LBS PER CUBE
4,280
4,457
3"
PIECES PER SF
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
CORNERS
LBS PER CUBE
4,228
LBS PER CUBE
4,516 4,426
• Pin calculator: (# of non-cap courses) - (one) x
(lineal feet of wall)
• Minimum inside radius = 42" (from back of block)
• Maximum height for Double Sided Coventry Wall
in freestanding applications without engineering
assistance is 33" including cap. Seek a
professional engineer where a taller wall may be
required.
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Terrace Wall
™
Color Selections
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
Dakota Blend
Pewter Blend Terrace Wall
Harvest Blend Terrace Wall
10 1/2”
14”
6”
3”
12”
11 5/8”
6”
16”
16”
12”
3”
Stretcher
16”
16”
8”
Universal Cap
Rectangular Cap
Corner
Formulas/Notes
Cubing Information
STRETCHER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
42
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.5
48
72
51
3,665
CORNER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.5
72
108
45
4,838
PIECES PER SF
3.0
UNIVERSAL CAP
PIECES PER SF
3.2
SF PER CUBE
SF PER CUBE
30
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
32
96
47
4,555
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
96
44
4,177
• 1.5 pieces = 1 sf of wall face
• Minimum inside radius = 22” (from back
of block)
• Maximum unreinforced wall height = 36”
under ideal conditions.
Coventry
®
Wall Plus
Color Selections
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Dakota Blend
Buff
Harvest Blend 3 1/2” and 7” Combo Coventry Wall Plus
Coventry Wall Plus is designed to
allow for construction of taller
structural walls for residential
and commercial applications.
16”
3”
12”
Rectangular Cap*
7”
Harvest Blend 3 1/2” and 7” Combo Coventry Wall Plus
12”
18”
9”
12”
Corner
3 1/2”
14”
3 1/2”
18”
12”
3 1/2”
NOTE:
11 5/8” Refer to the
construction diagram
on page 58 for
repeating block
pattern and
3”
geogrid placement.
12”
16”
6”
Cubing Information
31/2" PALLET: 6" & 12"Lengths
SF PER CUBE
35
3 1/2" PALLET: ALL 18" LONG UNIT
SF PER CUBE
42
7" PALLET: 6" & 12" Lengths
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
4,066
5,017
SF PER CUBE
* See page 41 for cubing
information for caps.
Universal Cap*
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3,635
7 " PALLET: ALL 18" LONG UNITS
SF PER CUBE
42
7" CORNER
LBS PER CUBE
LBS PER CUBE
All units, except cap, are also available in 7” high units.
4,116
SF PER CUBE
35
2,760
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Vertica & Vertica Stone Cut
®
Color Selections
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Dakota Blend
Buff
Vertica Stone Cut photography supplied by Anchor Retaining Wall Systems
Tall walls and tight spaces
don’t mean you have to
sacrifice aesthetic appeal.
Vertica Stone Cut’s rich
tumbled look provides
an appealing alternative
to a splitface texture
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18”
18”
9”
4”
8”
Stretcher
8”
44
1.0
48
48
95
4,563
Cap
Corner
Formulas/Notes
Cubing Information
STRETCHER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
CORNER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
60
60
84
5,010
4” VERTICA CAP
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
18”
12”
2.0
36
72
65
4,678
• 1 piece = 1 sf of wall face
• Maximum unreinforced, exposed wall height is 40”
(5 courses) under ideal conditions. Geogrid must
be used in walls above 40”.
• Above 48”, EP Henry recommends that you
consult a professional engineer.
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11 1/2”
18”
9”
18”
12”
8”
8”
4”
18”
Corner
Rectangular Cap
Cubing Information
STRETCHER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
48
48
80
3,840
Stretcher
Formula/Notes
CORNER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
60
60
84
5,010
PIECES PER SF
2.0
SF PER CUBE
30
PIECES PER CUBE
60
LBS PER PIECE
72
LBS PER CUBE
4,317
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18”
12”
14”
18”
9”
12”
8”
11 5/8”
8”
4”
3”
18”
16”
Universal Cap
4” Rectangular Cap
Corner
StoneWall SELECT
Cubing Information
STRETCHER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
1.0
60
60
LBS PER PIECE
74
LBS PER CUBE
4,450
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Formulas/Notes
CORNER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
60
60
84
5,010
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
2.0
30
60
72
4,317
3” UNIVERSAL CAP
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
3.2
30
96
44
4,177
• Two clips/block needed (except under cap)
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18”
9”
11”
11”
8”
8”
8”
4”
18”
18”
Straight Split
Bevel Face Split
18”
12”
4” Rectangular Cap
Corner
Cubing Information
STRAIGHT SPLIT
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
48
48
80
3,861
BEVEL FACE SPLIT
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
1.0
48
48
84
4,025
CORNER
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
• Maximum unreinforced, exposed wall height is 48” (5 courses) under ideal conditions.
Mesa Geogrid must be used in walls above 48”.
1.0
60
60
84
5,010
PIECES PER SF
SF PER CUBE
PIECES PER CUBE
LBS PER PIECE
LBS PER CUBE
2.0
30
60
72
4,317
• Above 48”, EP Henry recommends that you consult a professional engineer.
• Two connectors/block needed (except under cap)
• Call for availability of corner caps.
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Pewter Blend 3”- 6” Coventry Wall
Coventry ® Wall
TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, hammer,
tape measure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer, chisel
or splitter for splitting block.
STEP 1: Calculate Wall Materials Needed
Coventry Wall is sold by the square foot. Determine the
square footage of wall block needed by multiplying the
wall's length by its height (don't forget that you'll need to
bury a portion of the wall-see Step 2). Both the 3" high
and 6" high pallets contain 50 square feet of wall block.
Due to Coventry Wall's modular height, both heights can
be combined within the same wall. To calculate the
number of pins needed, subtract one from the number of
non-cap courses and multiply that result by the total lineal
feet of wall. For example, for a 20-foot-long wall, five
courses high plus a cap, you would need (5-1) x 20 = 80
pins. To calculate the number of caps needed, divide the
total lineal feet of wall by 1.33 (20-foot-long wall =
(20 ÷ 1.33) = 15 caps) for the 16" long rectangular cap.
STEP 2: Prepare the Footing
Dig a trench 16" wide and 6"-10" below grade, depending
on the overall wall height. As a rule of thumb, you will
bury a minimum of 6" of block or 10% of the total height of
the wall, whichever is greater.. Make sure the soil at the
bottom of the trench is well compacted to prevent settling.
Add a level, 6" thick layer of compacted 3/4" modified
stone as a footing. Tip: Add a 1/2"-3/4" layer of sand or
stone screenings on top of the footing to make the base
course easier to level.
STEP 3: Install the Base Course
Install the first layer of Coventry Wall by placing the units,
narrowest slot (1/2" wide) on the top of the block and
towards the back, on the prepared base. For a battered
wall (where each course sets back), level the units with a
carpenter's level from front to back and side to side. For
non-battered walls, level the units from side to side but tilt
the bottom block slightly back so that the entire wall, when
constructed, leans slightly towards the soil being retained.*
Check for straightness by using a string line on top of the
block using the slot as a guide. Each pallet of Coventry
Wall comes with five different length stones; use a
combination of sizes.
Tip: Pallets of 16" long units are available in both heights
and the 6" units are ideal for the base course.
*NOTE: Structurally, battered walls are superior to
non-battered walls.
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STEP 4: Insert the Pins
Insert one pin, as shown, in each block except the 4" long
unit. Adhesive should be used to hold the 4" units in
place. The 16" units may require the use of two pins.
Note that pin placement for battered walls is different than
that for non-battered walls (see diagram far right).
high strength flexible adhesive to bond the corner block
together as there are no slots for pins. Also, any single
battered wall with a 90º corner on each end requires
cutting the corner units to accommodate the wall batter
as the wall rises to maintain the running bond pattern.
STEP 5: Backfill the Wall
Backfill 6"-12" behind each layer of Coventry Wall with
well draining granular fill (i.e., 3/4" clean stone). All soil
behind the wall must be compacted. Use only lightweight
mechanical compaction equipment within 3' of the back of
the units. Tip: Consider using a landscape fabric directly
behind the wall block to prevent fine soil particles from
washing through to the front.
Steps
The installation of steps requires careful layout and
planning. It is critical that the base be properly installed;
see Step 2 for details. A minimum of 6" of modified stone
base is required under all risers. Check local construction
codes for minimum riser height and tread depth. Use the
wall blocks to create the riser and the 12" x 3" x 16" or
Universal Caps for the tread. Bullnose pavers may also
be used for the tread.
STEP 6: Installing Additional Courses
Place the next and additional courses of Coventry Wall in
a staggered or half bond fashion, randomly using all sizes.
Avoid having a vertical line span more than two layers of
block. Insert pins in each course as you build the wall,
making sure that every pin is oriented the same way.
Backfill each course as the wall is being built. For
building combination walls that use both the 3" & 6" high
units, the ratio depends on your personal taste. Typically
a combination wall will be 66% three-inch units and 34%
six-inch units. Special note on 3"-6" combination walls
with a set-back: when laying 2 courses of 3" block, it is
important that you only batter one of them; this will help
keep the set-back in line with your 6" courses. Under
normal conditions, maximum unreinforced height for
Coventry Wall is 24" for non-battered walls and 36" for
walls built with a set-back, under ideal conditions.
STEP 7: Cap the Wall
Attach the wall cap blocks with a high strength, flexible
concrete adhesive. A overhang of 1" in the front looks
best. Some cutting may be necessary; consult your
EP Henry Hardscaping Center for cutting equipment
suggestions. For 90º corners, 12"x3"x8" caps with the
rockface on the front and one end are also available.
Additional Tips
Building 90º Corners
Special units are available to construct true 90º corners.
They are 14" long and available in both 3" and 6" heights.
To build 90º corners, begin construction at the corner of
the wall and work out. Alternate the long dimension of
corner units to maintain a running bond pattern. Use a
When constructing steps, bury a block behind the visible
riser. In other words, each step should be at least two
blocks deep. This will give the tread (cap) more stability
by allowing the front block of the upper step to bear on
the back block of the lower step. Use a high strength
concrete adhesive to attach the treads to the risers
BATTER
For walls with
a set-back,
insert pin as
shown above.
NO BATTER
For walls without
a set-back,
insert pin
as shown above.
PIN
NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general
guideline for walls under ideal conditions, and
assuming no slopes or surcharges. Site-specific
conditions may warrant additional installation
requirements.
CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete products
may result in the release of respirable crystalline quartz.
Prolonged exposure to respirable crystalline quartz may
cause delayed (chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use
of a NIOSH - Approved respirator and tight fitting
goggles are recommended when sawing or grinding
operations are in progress.
Coventry ® Wall Plus
Coventry Wall Plus is sold by the square foot. Determine
the square footage of wall block needed by multiplying the
wall's length by its height (don't forget that you'll need to
bury a portion of the wall-see Step 2).
Calculate the number of 7” stretchers (Pallet I) needed for
the base course first. Since Coventry Wall Plus is
designed to be installed following basic repeatable patterns
(6 ft in length and 21” in height or 10.5 SF), simply
calculate the remaining square footage needed and order
pallets following a 1: 1 : ½ : ½ ratio.
Example: a 66 ft. long 42” high wall (231 SF) will require
7” below grade, for a total wall height of 4'1” (271 SF).
7” stretchers below grade: 66 ÷1.5 ft = 44 pcs or 1 cube
of Pallet #1
2 cubes each of Pallets I and II, and 1 cube each of
Pallet III and IV = 231 SF
Total order: 3 cubes of Pallet I; 2 cubes of Pallet II;
1 cube of Pallet III; and 1 cube of Pallet #4.
To calculate the number of pins needed, plan on nominally
3 per SF. The example above would require about 812
Coventry Wall Plus pins.
To calculate the number of caps needed, divide the total
lineal feet of wall by 1.33 (66-foot-long wall = (66 ÷ 1.33) =
50 - 16” long rectangular caps.
Dig a trench 24” wide and a minimum of 13” below grade
depending on the overall height of the wall. As a rule of
thumb, you will bury 10% of the wall height or a minimum
of 7”, whichever is greater. Make sure the soil at the
bottom of the trench is well compacted to prevent settling.
Add a level, 6” thick layer of compacted 3/4” modified
stone as a footing. Tip: Add a 1/2” layer of sand or stone
screenings on top of the footing to make the base course
easier to level.
Install the first layer of Coventry Wall Plus by placing the 7”
x 18” units, narrowest slot (1/2” wide) on the top of the
block and towards the front and the hand hold cores to the
back, on the prepared base. Level the units with a
carpenter's level from front to back and side to side.
Check for straightness by using a string line on the back
of the block.
STEP 4: Insert the Pins
Insert one pin, as shown, in each 6” and 12” long unit.
The 18” units will requires the use of two pins. Note that
pin placement for battered walls require the flag to point
towards the rear of the block. Point the flag towards the
front for a near vertical batter. Any unit that does not
receive 2 pins should have adhesive added between the
blocks for additional strength.
STEP 5: Backfill the Wall
Place 12 inches (minimum) of drainage aggregate
between, and directly behind the wall units. Fill voids in
retaining wall units with drainage aggregate. Provide a
drainage zone behind the wall units to within 12 inches of
the final grade. Drainage zone should include sloped
drainage pipe to provide gravity flow to the exposed areas.
Expose the drainage pipe through the face of the wall (50
ft. maximum intervals), and/or to an appropriate location
away from the wall system. All soil behind the wall must be
well compacted. Use only lightweight mechanical
compaction equipment within 3' of the back of the units.
a staggered or half bond fashion, following the 3 course
basic repeating panel. Avoid having a vertical line span
more than two layers of block. Insert pins in each course
as you build the wall, making sure that every pin is oriented
the same way. Backfill each course as the wall is being
built. Typically a wall following the basic panel will be
30% 3½” units and 70% 7” units. Under ideal conditions,
maximum unreinforced height for Coventry Wall Plus is
35” plus cap.
Attach the wall cap blocks with a high strength, flexible
concrete adhesive. An overhang of 1” in the front looks
best. Some cutting may be necessary; consult your
EP Henry Hardscaping Center for cutting equipment
suggestions.
Additional Tips
To build 90º corners, begin construction at the corner of
the wall and work out. Use 7” high corner units when
possible. If needed, the 3 1/2” high 18” stretchers are
field splittable for corners. Alternate he long dimension
of corner units to maintain a running bond pattern. Use
a high strength flexible adhesive to bond the corner
block together. Also, any battered wall with a 90º corner
on each end requires some cutting to accommodate the
wall batter as the wall rises to maintain the running bond
pattern. Always use whole corner pieces, making
necessary cuts on the adjacent stretcher units for optimum
structural integrity.
Steps
The installation of steps requires careful layout and planning.
It is critical that the base be properly installed; see Step 2 for
details. A minimum of 6” of modified stone base is required
under all risers. Check local construction codes for minimum
riser height and tread depth. Use the 7” H units to create
the riser and the 12” D x 3”H x 16”W Universal Caps for
the tread. Bullnose pavers may also be used for the tread.
When constructing steps, bury one foundation block below
each riser block. In other words, each step should be at
least two blocks deep, one exposed and one buried. This
will give the tread (cap) more stability by allowing the front
block of the upper step to bear on the back block of the
lower step. Use a high strength concrete adhesive to
attach the treads to the risers.
Double Sided
Coventry ® Wall
General Guidelines
• Double Sided Coventry Wall comes in 2 shapes:
rectangular units for straight walls and tapered units for
radius walls. These units are sold separately.
• Maximum height for Double Sided Coventry Wall in
freestanding applications without engineering assistance
is 33” (exposed height including cap). Seek a qualified
professional engineer where a taller wall may be
required.
• Curves in the wall, corners, and piers will all help with
the stability of your Double Sided Coventry Wall.
• Both pins and adhesive are required for proper
installation of a Double Sided Coventry Wall.
• Seat walls are typically 18”- 24” high, parapet walls are
typically 30” - 33” high.
STEP 1: Calculate Material Needed
Double Sided Coventry Wall is sold by the square foot.
Determine the total square feet of wall needed by
multiplying the length times the height (don't forget the
block that will be below grade). Both the 3” high pallet
and 6” high pallet contain 40 square feet of wall block.
Due to Coventry Wall's modularity, both heights can be
combined within the same wall.
Use the following formula to calculate the number of pins needed:
(Number of non-cap courses - 1) x lineal feet of wall = total number of pins.
Example: wall 5 courses high (without cap), 20 feet long 5 (courses) -1= 4 x 20
(feet) = 80 pins needed
To calculate the number of universal caps needed:
Total lineal feet ÷ 1.25 = total number of Universal Caps needed
Example: 20-foot long wall 20 (feet) ÷1.25 = 16 Universal Caps needed
NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guideline
for walls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or
surcharges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additional
installation requirements and an engineer's review.
cause delayed (chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of a
NIOSH - Approved respirator and tight fitting goggles is
recommended when sawing or grinding operations are
in progress.
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Double Sided
Coventry ® Wall continued
Dig a trench at least 24” wide (make sure it's wide
enough to accommodate your plate compactor), and
5-10” below grade. Trench should be a minimum of 12”
deep enough to bury the first course (6”) plus (6”) for the
footer. Add 6” (minimum) for the depth of the footer
material. Make sure the soil is well compacted to prevent
settling. Add a level, even 6” thick layer of ¾” modified
stone as a footing. Compact the base material with a
vibratory plate compactor.
Install the first layer of Double Sided Coventry Wall by
placing the units, narrowest slot (1/2””wide) on the top,
on the prepared base. Depending on the radius you are
trying to achieve you may need to turn a block upside
down to ease installation. Screenings or coarse concrete
sand may be used as a leveling agent, but should not
exceed 1” in depth. It is recommended that 6” units be
used for the first course to help insure the wall's stability.
Level the units from front to back and side-to-side using
a dead blow hammer and level.
Double Sided Coventry Wall blocks come in five different
sizes. Use 6” x 16” for setting the first course. Align the
base course to a string line to assure a straight wall where
applicable.
such a fashion that each block bridges two units below in
a running bond pattern, wherever possible. Avoid having
a vertical line span more than two layers, or 6” of block.
Lay additional courses starting at the corner and working
toward the center.
Insert pins in each course as you build the wall,
making sure that the flag of every pin is oriented
toward the wider part of the block.
Marry the angles of the blocks to avoid gaps and to keep
the continuity of the rock face on both sides of the wall.
The tightest radius possible using all sized units is 42
inches. By using more of the smaller block and less of
the larger units you can achieve a tighter radius.
It is neccesary to run a bead of high strength, flexible
concrete adhesive on both sides of the slot about 1”- 2”
from both of the faces of the block, between each course
for structural stability.
STEP 5: Building 90° Corners
Double sided corners are available in both 3” and 6” high
units to readily create 900 corners. To build 900 corners,
begin construction at the corner of the wall and work out.
Alternate corner units to maintain a running bond pattern.
Use a high strength flexible adhesive to bond the corners
together as there are no slots for pins.
After splitting the corner, take a piece of block and rake the
face of the fresh split to create the tumbled look.
Start by laying the corner unit first and work your base
course away from the corner unit. After installing and
leveling your base course, start the second course again at
the corner. No pins will be used in the corner; use high
50
strength, flexible concrete adhesive only. When building
a corner make sure that the corner unit overlaps two
blocks beneath.
After installing your last course of wall block, attach the
Universal Coventry Wall Caps with a high strength,
flexible concrete adhesive. The cap units should be
installed following the contour of the wall and with a
¾” - 1” overhang on both sides. Universal Coventry Wall
is 16”, or 4 courses, under ideal conditions. Surcharges,
soil that does not drain well, a slope behind the wall, or a
nearby structure are all conditions that might reduce the
maximum wall height.
Additional Tips:
STEP 1: Create a Corner Block
Using a chisel or splitter, remove 3”- 4” from the end of a
rectangular unit. This end should have the same rough
”rockface” as the front.
STEP 2: Overlap the Corners
To Create A Bond
Using corner pieces you have created, overlap the units
to build your corner.
(A)
(B)
Caps will fit a 6' 6” inside radius with no cuts.
(A) Alternate Coventry Universal Caps for a straight wall.
(B) For a curved wall, marry the angles of the cap to
conform to the radius. Some cutting may be necessary.
Coventry ®
Garden Wall
Determine the square footage of wall by multiplying
length x height. Multiply the result by 3 to determine the
number of Coventry Garden Wall units necessary to
complete the project. See the wall calculator below.
Note: Shortening block to create corners will cause your
wall to go off bond. Make sure that seams between
blocks on adjacent courses do not line up and that each
block spans two below.
Creating Circles
The minimum radius for the top course of Coventry
Garden Wall is 22” (measured from the back of the
block). Add 1” per course of block below the top layer to
compensate for the setback. For example, with 4 layers
of block, the radius at the bottom would be 25”.
Building Walls With Both Straight
& Curved Sections
It's easy to build beautiful Coventry Garden Walls
combining both curved and straight sections of wall.
Since the layers below the top course won't be visible,
you may use all tapered blocks.
Due to its 8” depth, Coventry Garden Wall does not
accommodate creating steps as readily as some of our
wall systems.
NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guideline
for walls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or
surcharges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additional
installation requirements.
Dig a trench 16” wide and 8” below grade. Bury one
course below grade. Add 4” for the depth of the base
material. Make sure the soil is well compacted to prevent
settling. Add a level, compacted 4” layer of 3/4”
modified stone as a footing.
Use rectangular Coventry Garden Wall units for straight
walls and tapered units for curved walls. For straight
walls you may use tapered units underneath the top
course as the ”V” gaps will not be visible. Position
Coventry Garden Wall side by side on the prepared base.
Level the units from front to back and side to side with a
dead blow hammer and level. Use a string line along the
back of the block to verify straightness.
STEP 4: Backfill the Units
Backfill 6”-12” behind each layer of Coventry Garden Wall
with 1/2”-3/4” clean stone.
Place the next course and additional courses of Coventry
Garden Wall in such a fashion that each block bridges two
units below (running bond pattern). For best results, set
each course back 3/4”. Backfill each course as the wall is
being built. Maximum wall height for Coventry Garden Wall
CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete products may
result in the release of respirable crystalline quartz. Prolonged
exposure to respirable crystalline quartz may cause delayed
(chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of a NIOSH Approved respirator and tight fitting goggles is recommended
when sawing or grinding operations are in progress.
Coventry Garden Wall Calculator
WALL LENGTH
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A
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L 4”
5’
(1 course)
5
(2
courses)
10
8”
H
E
I 12” (3 courses) 15
G
H 16” (4 courses) 21
T
10’ 15’ 20’
10 15 21
21 31 41
31 46
41 62
62
82
25’
26
51
30’
31
62
77
103
92
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Straight Unit Size: 8”d x 4”h x 11 5/8”w
Weight: Approx. 29 lbs.
Tapered Unit Size: 8”d x 4”h x 11 5/8”w, tapering to 9” in back
English Garden Wall™
Determine the square footage of wall by multiplying length
x height. Multiply the result by 3 to determine the number
of English Garden Wall units necessary to complete the
project. See the wall calculator to the right.
Dig a trench 24” wide and a minimum of 12” below grade
depending on the overall height of the wall. As a rule of
thumb, you will bury 10% of the wall height or a minimum of
6”, whichever is greater. Make sure the soil at the bottom of
the trench is well compacted to prevent settling. Add a
level, 6” thick layer of compacted 3/4” modified stone as a
footing. Tip: Add a 1/2” layer of sand or stone screenings
on the top of the footing to make the base course easier to
level.
Use rectangular English Garden Wall units for straight
walls and tapered units for curved walls. For straight walls
you may use tapered units underneath the top course as
the “V” gaps will not be visible. Chip off the lip with a
hammer to make it easier to level the first course. Set the
English Garden Wall units with the lip down. Position units
side by side on the prepared base. Level the units from
front to back and side to side using a dead blow hammer
and level. Use a string line along the back of the block to
verify straightness.
Backfill 6”-12” behind each layer of English Garden Wall
with 1/2” -3/4” clean stone.
Place the next course and additional courses in such a
fashion that each block bridges two units below (running
bond pattern). Pull the units forward so that the lip rests
against the back edge of the course underneath (your wall
will step back 3/4” for every layer) to engage the lip.
Backfill each course as the wall is being built. Maximum
wall height for English Garden Wall is 24”, or 6 courses,
under ideal conditions. Surcharges, soil that does not drain
well, a slope behind the wall, or a nearby structure are all
conditions that might reduce the maximum wall height.
Additional Tips:
STEP 1: Create a Corner Block
Using a chisel or splitter, remove 3”- 4” from the end of a
rectangular unit. This end should have the same rough
“rockface” as the front.
STEP 2: Overlap the Corners To Create A Bond
Using corner pieces you have created, overlap the units
to build your corner. You may have to chip off a portion
of the lip.
Gray English Garden Wall
Note: Shortening block to create corners will cause your
wall to go off bond. Make sure that seams between
blocks on adjacent courses do not line up and that each
block spans two below.
Backfill at least 6”-12” behind each layer of Terrace Wall
with 1/2”-3/4” clean stone (for drainage) with soil behind it.
All areas behind the units must be filled and compacted.
Creating Circles
The minimum radius for the top course of English Garden
Wall is 22” (measured from the back of the block). Add 1”
per course of block below the top layer to compensate for
the setback. For example, with 4 layers of block, the
radius at the bottom would be 25”.
Place the next and additional courses of Terrace Wall in
such a fashion that each block bridges two units below in a
running bond pattern. Pull the units forward so that the lip
rests against the back edge of the course underneath (your
wall will step back 7/8” for every layer). Backfill each
course as the wall is being built and fill the block cores
with 3/4” clean stone.
Building Walls With Both Straight & Curved Sections
It's easy to build beautiful walls combining both curved
and straight sections of wall. Since the layers below the
top course won't be visible, you may use all tapered
blocks.
Due to their 8” depth, English Garden Wall does not
accommodate creating steps as readily as some of our wall
systems.
Terrace Wall™
TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, wooden
stakes, dead blow hammer and chisel or splitter for
splitting block.
STEP 1: Calculate Materials Needed
Refer to Wall Calculator on next page.
Dig a 24” wide trench. The height of your finished wall
will determine the depth to excavate. As a rule of thumb,
you will bury 1” of block for every course of exposed wall
height. Add 6” for the depth of the base material. Make
sure the soil is well compacted to prevent settling. Add 6”
of compacted 3/4” modified stone as a footing.
Install the first layer of Terrace Wall by placing the units,
lip side down, on the prepared base (remove the lip with a
hammer to make leveling easier). Level the units from
front to back and side to side using a dead blow hammer
and level. Use a string line along the back of the block to
verify straightness.
Cut caps with a diamond blade saw to fit, as needed.
Attach the wall cap block with a high strength, flexible
concrete adhesive.
Additional Tips:
Building 90° Corners
8”x6”x16” units with a finished end are available for 90°
corners.
Constructing Curved or Serpentine Walls
The tapered shape of Terrace Wall makes it easy to
create curved walls without any additional work.
Constructing Steps
Attractive steps, in either straight or scalloped designs,
are easy to build with Terrace Wall units. The block units
themselves are used for the risers with the cap block or
another material, such as Bullnose Pavers, used for the
tread.
Refer to pgs. 55 to 57 for Wall Installation Details.
NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general
guideline for walls under ideal conditions, and assuming
no slopes or surcharges. Site-specific conditions may
warrant additional installation requirements.
CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete
products may result in the release of respirable crystalline
quartz. Prolonged exposure to respirable crystalline
quartz may cause delayed (chronic) lung injury (silicosis).
The use of a NIOSH - Approved respirator and tight
fitting goggles are recommended when sawing or grinding
operations are in progress.
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Maximum unreinforced wall height is 36” (6 courses). Standard Unit Size: 12”d x 6”h x 16”w Weight: Approx. 51 lbs. Cap Unit Size: 12”d x 3”h x 16”w
Corner: 8”d x 6”h x 16”w Weight: Approx. 45 lbs. Universal Cap: 11 5/8”d x 3 “h x 14” or 16”w Weight: Approx. 44 lbs.
StoneWall ® Select™, Mesa® Retaining Wall System, Diamond Pro™, Vertica® & Vertica® Stone Cut
Before you begin, call your local utilities companies to
check your yard for buried electrical lines, cables, etc.
This step is essential for your safety and is required by law.
This service is free in most areas. See page 59 for a listing.
Ensure that the base course is level. Level the unit
side-to-side and from front-to-back using a dead blow
hammer and level. Use a string line along the back of the
block to verify straightness.
Also, check with your local municipality to see if you'll
need a construction permit and/or a fence behind your
segmental retaining wall.
Mesa® Lay the unit so that the slots are face up.
TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, tape
measure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer, plate
compactor, and saw, chisel or splitter for cutting block.
STEP 1: Calculate Materials Needed
One block equals one square foot of wall face area.
Each 4” thick cap is 18” in length so divide the linear
length of the wall by 1.5 to determine the # of cap units.
Mesa and StoneWall Select each require 2 clips/
connectors per unit except for the course below the cap.
Diamond Pro and Vertica do not require clips or
connectors.
STEP 2: Layout the Project and Prepare the Footing
(Leveling Pad)
Begin your project by staking out the layout of the wall
you are going to build. Using a shovel or a skid loader,
excavate a 24” wide trench centered along this line. Make
the trench a minimum of 14” deep, enough to bury the first
course of block (8") plus 6” for the footer. Ensure that a
minimum of 8” or 10% of the total wall height (which ever is
greater) will be below grade. Compact the soil in the bottom
of the trench with a mechanical plate compactor before
installing the footer material. The footing material should be
¾” minus with fines (2A modified stone), compacted to 95%
standard proctor density before proceeding to step #3.
Remember: Construct the wall level, NOT following the
grade.
Spreading a thin layer of concrete sand over your base
will make it easier to level your first course of block.
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StoneWall® Select™ Lay the unit so that the clip groove is
face up.
Diamond Pro™ Remove the rear lip of each base course
unit and level.
Vertica® and Vertica® Stone Cut Lay the unit so that the
center locator lug is face up.
STEP 4: Next Course Construction
MESA Place two connectors into the receiving slots
on the top of each Mesa unit. The teeth of the Mesa
connector must penetrate the Tensar® geogrid apertures
on courses that require geogrid. The transverse bar should
be snug against the connector teeth before final seating of
the connector. Seat the connector by lightly tapping it with
a hammer. Flags on top of the Mesa connector must be
oriented in the proper direction for a “battered” or “near
vertical” wall as per the project requirements. Placement
of the connector with flags forward pointing toward the face
of the wall will render a near vertical wall batter while flags
pointed away from the wall face will provide a 5/8” setback.
StoneWall SELECT Place two interlocking clips onto the
back of each unit. The sides of the clips indicate the up
and front direction to create the 3/4” setback.
Diamond Pro No connectors/clips are needed. Pull
each block forward as far as possible to engage the rear
lip and ensure the correct 1” setback.
Vertica and Vertica Stone Cut No connectors/clips are
needed. Pull each block forward as far as possible to
ensure the correct 1/2” setback.
Clean any debris off the top of the units. Place the next
and additional courses in such a fashion that each unit
bridges two units below in a running bond pattern.
STEP 5: Backfill and Compact
After each course of block is laid, backfill your wall. First,
shovel drainage stone (3/4” clean aggregate with no fines)
directly behind the new course of blocks, extending back a
minimum of 12". Fill the cores and surrounding voids with
the drainage stone. Include a 4” perforated pipe (drain tile)
with a minimum 1 percent pitch behind the units and route
the pipe through the face of the wall at grade level, or
alongside if possible.
Compact the area behind the wall drainage stone with a
plate compactor . Use suitable compaction equipment
appropriate for your soil type and lift thickness. Compact
no more than 8” of soil at a time.
STEP 6: Reinforcement
Where applicable, install geogrid to the specified length
(block surface should be clean and free of debris and
backfill should be level with the top of the wall block). Make
sure that the strength direction of the grid is perpendicular
to the wall. Install the interlocking clips or connectors after
the geogrid is in position. Place additional geogrid lengths
as required by the engineer's plans. Place the front edge
of the geogrid 1” from the face of the block. Always pull the
reinforcement taut and pin or stake the grid so it lies
completely flat with back edge in place. Remember:
Use only Tensar® geogrid with the Mesa Wall System.
Cut caps with a diamond blade saw to fit, as needed.
Attach the wall cap block with a high strength, flexible
concrete adhesive.
NOTE: These instructions are meant as general
guidelines for walls less than 40” (5 courses). Walls
higher than 40” generally require geogrid reinforcement to
stabilize the soil behind the wall. Site-specific conditions
may warrant additional installation requirements. EP Henry
recommends you consult a professional engineer for all
walls over 48".
cause delayed (chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of
a NIOSH - Approved respirator and tight fitting goggles is
recommended when sawing or grinding operations are in
progress.
Wall Accessories
EP Henry DevonStone® Pier Caps
Bluestone DevonStone Pier Cap on a
Pewter Blend Coventry Wall column
Sleeve-It is an engineered fence post foundation
system used behind segmental retaining walls.
Advantages of this new and innovative solution
include:
• The product is designed specifically to integrate
with the wall design, construction sequence, and
to meet building code requirements.
• By using Sleeve-It, the landowner regains three
feet of real estate previously used as a “Buffer
Zone” between the fence and wall face, and
eliminates maintenance and safety concerns
behind the wall.
• By placing Sleeve-It in the drainage stone directly
behind the block, the installer can backfill and
compact behind the wall without obstructions.
• Sleeve-It prevents fence contractors from
damaging geogrid layers and affecting the
integrity of the wall.
DevonStone Pier Caps provide an architectural cap alternative for
standard Coventry® Wall and Terrace Wall™ columns. Measuring
26” x 26”, with a solid bottom and pyramid top, DevonStone Pier
Caps are available in Bluestone, Brownstone and Green Slate to
complement all of our wall colors.
Note: each cap weighs approximately 170 lbs.
Geogrid
Mirafi Geogrid
Sold By
2XT - 20 square yard roll (4' x 45')
roll
roll
roll
roll
UX Mesa Grid
UX1100 121 square yard roll (4.36' X 250') roll
UX1400 121 square yard roll (4.36' X 250') roll
UX1500 96.9 square yard roll (4.36' X 200') roll
Sleeve-It Lid
Adhesives
Front
Sleeve
Half
Rear Sleeve
Half
Struts
Adhesive
Paver Bond Adhesive 10.3 oz.
24 tubes/case
Paver Bond Adhesive 29 oz.
12 tubes/case
Basic Bond Adhesive 10.5 oz.
12 tubes/case
Basic Bond Adhesive 29 oz.
12 tubes/case
SuperWet Adhesive
12 bottles/case
18 oz.
Vertical Leg
Cantilever
Base
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Wall Lights
Surface Mounted Lights
Retaining Wall Lights
Your EP Henry Wall looks beautiful during the day.
Now you can “show it off “ at night with landscape
lighting, which adds safety and security, too! These
low-voltage, lights are particularly easy to install with
the hollow StoneWall® SELECT™, TerraceWall™
and Mesa® systems but they can be adapted for use
with English Garden Wall™, Coventry® Wall,
Coventry® Garden Wall, Coventry® Wall Plus,
Diamond Pro™ and Vertica®.
Surface Mounted Lights
1. Use a masonry drill bit to bore a hole through the
wall block wide enough to accommodate the
power supply cable in the location where the
fixture is to be mounted.
2. Feed the cable through the hole but do not
connect it to the power source. Lay the cable in the
stone or soil behind the wall. StoneWall SELECT
units are designed with built-in cable slots in the top
of the block.
3. Hold the lighting fixture back plate in position
against the block and mark the hole locations.
Using a 1/4” masonry bit, drill two holes in the
face of the block. Insert two masonry screw
anchors in the mounting holes. Secure the back
plate to the face of the block with two screws.
4. Connect the fixture cable to the electrical
supply cable.
5. Install caps, if necessary, to finish your project.
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Low Voltage 6”” X8”” Retaining Wall Lights
1. Construct the landscape retaining wall in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions
until reaching the level where the light fixtures are
to be installed. Place the light fixture in the desired
location.
2. Run the low voltage wire from the transformer to
the location directly behind the fixture. Remember
to leave some slack in the wire at the transformer
and at the light fixture to allow for easy connection.
3. To connect the light fixtures to the wire follow the
instructions included.
4. Install the remaining courses of the retaining wall
units and backfill according to manufacturers
instructions.
Integral Wall Lighting
NOTE: To support weight evenly, center two wall
units over the 6”x8” Retaining Wall light fixture in
the retaining wall. With the light fixture in place, the
lens can be unfastened for removal and replacement
of the fixture bulb.
5. Install the transformer to a vertical wall surface
using the screws provided. Connect the low
voltage wire to the trans former following the
manufacturers instructions.
6. Plug the transformer into the GFI.
NOTE: See complete Retaining Wall Light
installation instructions on our web site.
Surface Mounted Wall Light
TYPICAL WALL
CAP UNIT
Affix with a high strength
flexible concrete adhesive.
EP HENRY
WALL UNIT
DRAIN PIPE
TOP SOIL
GEOGRID
o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o(WHERE NEEDED)
CLEAN
STONE
4”corrugated drain pipe.
Outlet at end of wall or in
GEOGRID
front. Slope to drain.
o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o(WHERE NEEDED)
Autumn Blend StoneWall SELECT
RAISED PATIO CONSTRUCTION
EP HENRY CAP UNIT
EP HENRY
RETAINING WALL
UNIT W/ BATTERED
SETBACK
EP HENRY CONCRETE PAVERS
1” MIN. BEDDING SAND
24”
4” PERFORATED
DRAIN PIPE
SEPARATION FABRIC
o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o---o--REQUIRED GEOGRID
REINFORCEMENT:
MIRAFI 2XT BIAXIAL
GEOGRID
1-COURSE MIN.
EMBEDMENT
Pewter Blend 3”-6” Coventry Wall and Red Symetry and Charcoal Squares
in a Venetian Parquet Pattern
COMPACTED
SELECTED FILL
12” CLEAN
DRAINAGE STONE
6”
24”
COMPACTED
SUITABLE STABLE
SUBGRADE
LEVELING
PAD
900 CORNERS
Corner units have
Rock Face on
2 sides.
Use a high strength
flexible concrete adhesive
to glue corners together.
Harvest Blend Mesa®
Corner
caps have
Rock Face
Blocks on 2 sides.
alternate
direction.
Blocks set back in both
directions at corner.
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Wall details at: www.ephenry.com/contractor
Harvest Blend 3”- 6” Combo Coventry Wall
TYPICAL CURVES
FRONT OF WALL
WALL TRANSITIONS
WALL WITH UNIVERSAL CAPS
Outside
12”
Alternate Universal Cap
units to build straight walls.
Inside
Both edges with
Rockface finish.
900 Corner Caps are
made by splitting the
Universal Cap. Avoid
small pieces and use
1/2 units whenever
possible.
STRAIGHT WALL
With Universal Cap
Corner unit with
Rockface on 2
sides. Cut to match
depth of block.
Cap unit cut down
and stood on end.
SERPENTINE WALL
With Universal Cap
CUTTING CAPS
Inside
Outside
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Caps look best when they over
hang the wall by about 1”.
When using Rectangular
Caps on a curved wall,
overlay the gapped
caps with a straight
edge, mark and
and cut both caps.
INSET STEP
Build walls on both sides of steps with no setback.
RETAINING
WALLS
constructed
with setback.
CORNER
Caps not shown for clarity.
HALF UNITS
3/4” Overlap
LAMPPOST CONSTRUCTION
Harvest Blend 3”- 6” Combo Coventry Wall
LAMP
COPING
RETAINING WALL
CORNER UNIT
CONCRETE
SLAB
COMPACTED
GRAVEL BASE
Dakota Blend Coventry Bullnose steps
EXPOSED STEP
Caps not shown for clarity.
Build exposed sides
of steps with no
set back.
Corner units with
Rock Face on 2 sides.
Some cutting may
be required.
Harvest Blend 3” Coventry Wall
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Geogrid
Reinforcement
for Retaining Walls
A gravity wall is one in which the size and mass of
the block alone is sufficient to hold back the soil.
Geogrid may be required to reinforce your retaining
wall if any of the following conditions exist:
• The wall exceeds a certain height, normally 3' to 4'
(depending upon the system used)
• Excessive surcharges or loading (e.g. parking lots,
driveways, structures) will be applied to the wall
• Poor quality soils are on site
• The ground is sloped at either the top or bottom of
the wall
• The wall will be used in water applications.
What is Geogrid?
Geogrid is flexible synthetic meshes with high
tensile strength, typically comprised of High Density
Polyethylene (HDPE) or woven polyester with a
coating. These products are flexible, very durable
and have long-term design strengths that create a
reinforced soil mass.
For applications requiring geogrids, EP Henry
recommends the Mirafi "XT" line except for the
Mesa® Retaining Wall System which has its own
specialized geogrid, Tensar®.
How do they work?
Geogrid is designed to create a reinforced coherent
mass behind the wall. In other words, it acts to
connect the block, drainage stone, and retained soil.
Geogrid installation
How is it installed?
Geogrid is installed between the layers of block,
perpendicular to the wall face and back into the
retained soil (see photo). Proper installation and
compaction of the soil in the reinforced zone is
critical.
Most geogrids are directional fabrics and must
be oriented a certain way to perform properly.
Follow the manufacturer's directions accordingly.
Geogrid installation procedures may vary for each
wall system. Specific information is available for
each.
Mesa Wall with Tensar geogrid
How much geogrid is necessary?
Many factors come into play when determining
how many layers of geogrid are necessary, their
positioning, and length. Soil type, wall height and
location, and any surcharges all contribute to these
calculations. A licensed, geotechnical engineer will
be able to provide this as part of a design package.
Charts are also available for most wall systems,
which give conservative quantity estimates.
For more detailed information on geogrid design,
engineering and installation, please contact your
local EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Distributor.
Coventry® Wall with Mirafi 3XT geogrid
Coventry Wall Plus Geogrid Placement
®
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Safety Net
EP Henry offers more than the highest quality Hardscaping,™ Cast
Stone or Wall System products. The services that are available to
you - most are FREE of charge - are of equal importance and what
separates EP Henry from other manufacturers. We have a full staff of
professionals to help you when you need it. Do you have a question
about how to get started on your next project? Call an EP Henry
Authorized Hardscaping Distributor nearest you. Have a problem with a
project involving pavers or walls, either before or after starting?
Call ConServ®, our Contractor Services Department. Need some
engineering assistance on a retaining wall? Call our Engineered Solutions
Division for support. Interested in becoming a Distributor of EP Henry
Products? Call the appropriate Hardscaping Sales Representative.
You can reach ANY OF THESE Departments by calling 1-800-44-HENRY (43679) or any of the cell phones listed below.
Contractor Programs
Paul Cimini
Director of Contractor Programs
484-955-0769
ConServ® (Contractor Services)
Mark Antunes
ConServ® Technical Services Manager
800-444-3679 Ext 300
Colleen Swider
ConServ® Project Administrator
800-444-3679 Ext 271
Brendan Mooney
ConServ® Business Coordinator
800-444-3679 Ext 248
John Kukral
ConServ® (Southern NJ)
856-924-0156
Kevin Minton
ConServ® (Northern NJ, NY)
609-929-1947
Mike Scharnikow
ConServ® (Eastern PA)
484-955-0779
Scott Whitfield
ConServ® Representative (PA)
484-332-4108
Hardscaping Sales
Dave LaPann
Hardscaping Sales Manager
(Northern Region)
484-955-0773
Jason Barr
Hardscaping Sales Manager
(Southern Region)
856-308-6574
Jon Bowman
Hardscaping Program Manager
609-929-1946
Lisa Jones
Hardscaping Technology Support
Representative
609-847-0465
Bill Albertson
Hardscaping Sales (Southeastern PA)
484-955-0772
David Boyle
Hardscaping Sales (Central NJ)
732-232-5388
Colin Lennon
Hardscaping Sales (DC, MD, VA, NC)
301-367-5864
Paul Lott
Hardscaping Sales (Southern NJ)
856-297-2048
Shane Robinson
Hardscaping Sales (DE, MD)
301-367-5124
Andrew Romano
Hardscaping Sales (NY)
862-754-3072
Brian Stellingwerf
Hardscaping Sales (Northern NJ, NY)
973-670-3372
Drew Turner
Hardscaping Sales (Northeastern PA)
484-955-0775
Engineered Solutions Division
Kevin Earley
Manager
484-955-0771
Jeff Britt
(NJ)
609-929-1944
Robert Hipszer
(PA/DE)
484-955-0776
Brian Kane
(NJ)
609-929-1948
John Kane
(MD/ VA/DC)
301-741-2879
Dave McCullough
(PA, DE)
484-955-0777
Erik Pedersen
(MD/VA/DC)
301-512-4932
Customer Service
Greg Wellik
Customer Service Manager
800-444-3679 Ext 237
Dawn Golden
Customer Service Representative
800-444-3679 Ext 247
Jeff Harker
Block Customer Service
800-444-3679 Ext 110
Erin Whittaker
800-444-3679 Ext 206
Debbie Willette
800-444-3679 Ext 241
Call Before You Dig!
Whether it's a paver job or a retaining wall, contractors are legally required to provide utility notification before ANY excavation. You'll need to give two-three
business days notice, but typically not more than 10 days. Be prepared to describe your work and then plan on staying two (2) feet away from any markings
near your project.
REMEMBER, YOU ARE LIABLE FOR ALL REPAIRS/DAMAGE COSTS IF YOU DO NOT CALL!
Pennsylvania One Call 800-242-1776
Miss Utility of Virginia 800-552-7001
New Jersey One Call 800-272-1000
Dig Safety - New York (Upstate NY) 800-962-7962
Miss Utility of DE, MD, DC 800-257-7777
One Call Center (NYC & Long Island) 800-272-4480
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EPHAHC/Contractor Select
ConServ
®
The ConServ® Division of EP Henry is a field support team for all EP Henry
Hardscaping contractors. This division consists of highly trained and
experienced professionals who provide technical information, assist in
construction details and troubleshoot unusual situations - minimizing
headaches and maximizing your profits.
The ConServ Division produces our annual Mid-Atlantic Hardscaping Trade
Show (MAHTS®) in Atlantic City where they provide a wide range of seminars
and professional training to help contractors enhance their construction and
business skills.
In addition to construction seminars and classroom training, MAHTS includes a
three day trade show where hundreds of companies servicing the Hardscaping
market exhibit their products and services. MAHTS is widely recognized as
the one event that those in the Hardscaping industry cannot afford to miss.
Mark your calendar for MAHTS 2008: February 18-22! Visit www.mahts.com
for more information.
®
Several years ago, EP Henry instituted a major business initiative
aimed at creating a highly skilled and professional workforce to install
Hardscaping products, the EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping
Contractor® (EPHAHC) Program. EPHAHC's meet stringent requirements which enable us to promote and refer them with confidence.
This very successful program has resulted in what is probably the most
reliable and competent workforce in any contracting field.
the homeowner regarding the scope and detail of their project, resulting
in qualified leads for our EPHAHC's. Once this information is received,
it is transmitted to no more than three contractors in our EPHAHC
database and the contractors' information is emailed directly to the
homeowner. All of this is done effectively and efficiently with our
online tracking system. Qualified leads and qualified contractors
make it a win win situation.
The cornerstone of this program is Contractor Select™, our online
service which matches consumers with up to three EPHAHC's best
qualified to handle their projects. We obtain detailed information from
There is no cost to become an EP Henry Authorized
Hardscaping Contractor and the benefits are many.
Visit www.ephenry.com/contractor for more details of this program.
“
I would like to thank you and your staff at EP Henry for all of the support you have
given our company; we always get the information or answers we need within 24
“
Last spring…we decided to see about having a small patio installed. Having seen
EP Henry Hardscaping at the Philadelphia Flower Show, I knew that was what I
hours. I also feel that the Authorized Contractor program has gotten even better
wanted. I went to their website to get further information. They referred me to
with the addition of Contractor Select; in fact, several customers have commented
D'Imperio Brothers Landscaping, Inc., who called me within 24 hours of my
on the improvement they see in the experience of the contractors who contacted
request and set up an appointment within a week. Troy D'Imperio visited and
them. And, the quality of the leads we have been sent is excellent: of 10 leads
was extremely helpful to us. With his assistance we decided on a small patio
received in the past few months, 5 are completed projects, 2 are contracted and 3
with edging stone around the entire pond and flower bed area to pull it all together.
estimates are expected to move forward in the spring. I look forward to expanding
The installation went along with no problems and we were totally amazed with the
on the lead/referral program in the spring.
transformation of this area. We are thrilled with the work and would definitely
Troy D'Imperio
D’Imperio Brothers Landscaping, Inc.
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with and everyone I spoke with was very helpful and friendly. It was a pleasure
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Quality Matters
unseen details
“ Careountless
often the only difference
between mediocre
and magnificent.
”
In order to address the "countless details" that will lead to a
"magnificent" product, EP Henry has expanded our Quality
Assurance initiative to be a separate and unique division within the
company. In addition to the Director of Quality Assurance, we have
placed in each of our manufacturing facilities a QA Site Coordinator
and have created a QA Field Team to be their eyes out on location.
Standard
Operation
Procedur
e
And
Product Q
uality
Manual
We have implemented a state of the art computer tracking
system to capture critical field data which is then analyzed for
ongoing process and product improvement.
operating procedures at all of our manufacturing sites.
The audit results are recorded and tracked so both short
term problems can be addressed quickly and long term
solutions can be realized.
Our Quality Assurance team and plant employees all work
from the 175 page EP Henry Standard Operating
Procedure and Product Quality Manual which provides
strict, specific and consistent guidelines relative to the
manufacture and inspection of our products as well as the
materials and processes used in their production.
One facet of our Quality program is our finished goods "Audit
Program" that is conducted at each facility. The QA audit program
provides a comprehensive view of our total quality level. The
program includes random inspection of finished goods and standard
In order to manufacture high quality concrete products,
these important factors must be addressed:
! Aggregate quality
! Aggregate gradation
! Cement quality
! Cement : aggregate ratio
! Water content
! Product density (unit weight)
! Ambient temperature and humidity conditions during
production and curing
! Quality of admixtures used to enhance product and
reduce common problems with concrete products such
as efflorescence
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Quality Matters
In addition to having products tested on a regular basis by an
independent testing laboratory, EP Henry has an extensive in house
testing lab through which we are able to test and monitor all aspects
of product quality relative to industry specifications. Amongst the
tests we perform are:
Raw Materials
(applicable to all EP Henry manufactured products)
Cement
We require mill certifications and perform visual color
examinations daily to ensure quality and consistency.
Aggregates In addition to visual inspection for cleanliness and color
consistency, we run moisture tests and sieve analysis
to ensure the materials are free of contamination.
Water
Process water is monitored to make sure that it is free
of contaminants and pH levels are suitable. Hardness
is also checked so the desired level can be
maintained. These tests are conducted on a regular
basis and results certified by outside laboratories.
Admixtures We perform ongoing monitoring of chemical
performance and store in a temperature sensitive
location.
Manufactured Products
Paving Stones (standard finish)
(applicable products include Brick Stone, Historic Brick Stone, Octa
Grande®, Old Towne Cobble, Symetry, Village Square®, Half Village
Square®, Via Roma™, Via Roma™ Brick Stone, Bullnose, ECO
Pavers™ and Detectable Warning Pavers)
Our pavers are manufactured to meet and exceed American Society
for Testing and Materials (ASTM) C-936, the standard specification
for solid interlocking paving stones (please see chart on page 64
outlining the requirements of this specification).
Paving Stones (tumbled Coventry® finish)
(applicable products include Coventry Stone I, II, III, IV, Coventry
Brick Stone, Coventry Circles, Coventry Cobble & Estate Cobble,
and Coventry Bullnose Pavers)
As the process that creates our distressed Coventry Line is
somewhat rigorous, we have imposed additional standards.
Inspection of our secondary processes is conducted to ensure that
products meet applicable ASTM standards C-936.
Grid Pavers
(applicable products include Turf Paver and Monoslab)
Our grid pavers are manufactured to exceed the applicable ASTM
standards of C-1319 (please see chart on page 64 outlining the
requirements of this specification).
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Quality Matters
Segmental Retaining Wall Products
(applicable products include English Gardenwall, Coventry®
Gardenwall, Coventry Wall, Double Sided Coventry Wall,
TerraceWall™, Coventry Wall Plus, Mesa® , Stonewall® SELECT® ,
Diamond Pro® , Vertica® and Vertica® Stone Cut)
All wall systems meet or exceed ASTM C-1372, the standard
industry specification for segmental retaining wall units (please see
chart on page 64 outlining the requirements of this specification).
Wet Cast Products
Unlike our pavers, cmu's and wall system products, EP Henry's
DevonStone® Line is manufactured from measurable slump
concrete, placed in a mold and vibrated until densely consolidated.
There are currently no formal ASTM specifications for the
manufacture of this wet cast line; EP Henry uses the guidelines
of ASTM C-140, as well as our own specifications for testing.
DevonStone
Flexural strength 4.5 MPa minimum (1 MPa = 145 psi)
! Absorption < 6%
! No chips or cracks permitted in surface
! Dimensional tolerances +/- 1/8" (3.2mm)
! Air voids < 1/8" (3.2mm)
!
Concrete Masonry Units (CMU's)
(applicable products include Coventry Bishopstone™ and
Gloucesterstone™, as well as our entire line of standard and
Profile CMU's)
All EP Henry concrete masonry units - standard, architectural and
Coventry - meet or exceed ASTM C-90, the standard specification
for concrete masonry units (please see chart on page 64 outlining
the requirements of this specification). Additionally, they meet the
fire rating requirements of Underwriters Laboratory (UL) 618 which
addresses various fire resistance ratings in terms of hours based
upon thickness and composition of cmu.
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Quality Matters
EP Henry Quality Assurance Division Mission Statement
"Insist on the Best" to create a world class organization
that will manufacture and deliver the highest quality products
through optimum customer service.
Visual inspection just covers the "outside" of a produced material and covers the area of visible damages and failures. By testing physical
features we make sure that a certain product, produced with a given material does meet our expectations. We also verify the possible quality
for new products or changed mix designs. The following tests are to be performed in our laboratory by certified and trained technicians.
! Each product group should be tested a minimum of 4 times per year
! To verify our own test results send material for outside testing to independent labs.
Product Group
Specification
Benchmark
Standard Pavers Compressive Strength
Water Absorption
Dimensional Tolerance
ASTM C-936
ASTM C-936
ASTM C-936
ASTM C-936
> 8,000 psi
< 5%
+/- .125” (1/8”) Height
+/- .0625” (1/16”) Width/Length
Grid Pavers
Compressive Strength
Water Absorption
ASTM C-1319
ASTM C-1319
ASTM C-1319
> 5,000 psi
< 10 pcf (lbs per cubic foot)
+/- .125” (1/8”) Height/Length/Width
All Segmental
Retaining Walls
Water Absorption
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
> 3,000 psi
< 13 pcf
+/- .125” (1/8”) Height/Length
Mesa*
Water Absorption
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
> 4,000 psi
< 6%
+/- .0625” (1/16”) Height
Diamond Pro*,
Vertica* & Vertica Water Absorption
Stone Cut*
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
ASTM C-1372
> 3,500 psi
< 7%
+/- .0625” (1/16”) Height
Concrete
Masonry Units
Water Absorption
ASTM C-90 / C-140
ASTM C-90 / C-140
ASTM C-90 / C-140
> 3,000 psi
< 13 pcf
Wet Cast
DevonStone
Flexural Load
ASTM C-140
ASTM C-140
> 650 psi
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Test to Conduct
* We have more stringent requirements for Mesa, Diamond Pro, and Vertica Wall Systems
Easy
Reference Card
Square Foot Calculations
Basic Conversions
Approximate Weight Materials
Handy Base Info
Using the 3-4-5 Method
Overdig Stabilization Detail
Paver Weights
As a general guideline, lbs. per sf for paving stones are as follows:
2-3/8” (6cm)
2-3/4” (7cm)
3-1/8” (8cm)
28 lbs/sf
33 lbs/sf
37 lbs/sf
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Color Selections
Azalea
Brick Stone, Bullnose, Olde Towne Cobble™, Village Square®, Symetry®, Octa Grande®,
Via Roma, Colonial Circle, ECO
Brick Stone
Harvest Blend
Red
Brick Stone, Bullnose, Olde Towne Cobble™, Village Square®, Symetry®, Octa Grande®,
Brick Stone, 12x12 Village Square®, Detectable Warning
Dakota Blend
Charcoal
Brick Stone, Bullnose, Olde Towne Cobble™, Via Roma
Brick Stone, Bullnose, Olde Towne Cobble™, Village Square® (except 8x8),
Symetry®,Octa Grande®, Via Roma, Detectable Warning
Pewter Blend
Historic Brown Flash
Brick Stone, Bullnose, Olde Towne Cobble™, Village Square®, Symetry®,Octa Grande®,
Historic Brick Stone
Natural
Historic Brown
Brick Stone, Symetry®, Detectable Warning, ECO
Tan
Historic Orange
Symetry®
Brown
Historic Strasburg Red
Brick Stone, Village Square®, Bullnose
Standard Pavers
Autumn Blend
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Color Selections
Coventry Stone: I, II, III, IV, Circles, Brick Stone, Bullnose, Cobble, Estate Cobble
Coventry Harvest Blend
DevonStone® Bluestone
DevonStone ®
Coventry ® Pavers
Coventry Autumn Blend
Tennyson®
DevonStone® Brownstone
Tennyson®
Coventry Dakota Blend
DevonStone® Green Slate
Tennyson®
Coventry Pewter Blend
DevonStone® Sandstone
Gaelic®
Coventry Haddon Blend
DevonStone® Brown Flash
Coventry Brick Stone
Abbey Brick
Coventry Charcoal
DevonStone® Red Flash
Coventry Stone I, Coventry Brick Stone
Abbey Brick
Coventry Buff
EP Henry Pavers are made from natural materials. Variations
in shade can be expected. Because photographic reproductions
cannot precisely convey the feel and color of the actual product,
we urge you to make final selection from current product samples.
Coventry Stone: I, II, III, IV, Circles, Brick Stone
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Autumn Blend
Tan
English Garden Wall, Terrace Wall™, StoneWall SELECT®
English Garden Wall
Harvest Blend
Autumn Blend
English Garden Wall, Terrace Wall™, Vertica®, Diamond Pro®, StoneWall SELECT®, Mesa®
Dakota Blend
Coventry ® Walls
Standard Walls
Color Selections
Coventry Wall, Coventry Wall Plus, Double Sided Coventry Wall, Coventry Garden Wall,
Curbstone, Edgestone
Dakota Blend
Terrace Wall™, Vertica®, Diamond Pro®, StoneWall SELECT®, Mesa®
Curbstone, Edgestone, Vertica Stone Cut
Pewter Blend
Harvest Blend
Terrace Wall™, Vertica®, Diamond Pro®, StoneWall SELECT®, Mesa®
Curbstone, Edgestone, Vertica Stone Cut
Buff
Pewter Blend
Vertica®, Diamond Pro®, StoneWall SELECT®, Mesa®, Vertica Stone Cut
Coventry Wall, Coventry Wall Plus, Double Sided Coventry Wall, Curbstone, Edgestone,
Vertica Stone Cut
Gray
Buff
English Garden Wall
Coventry Wall, Coventry Wall Plus, Double Sided Coventry Wall, Vertica Stone Cut
Red
EP Henry Wall Systems are made from natural materials. Variations
in shade can be expected. Because photographic reproductions
cannot precisely convey the feel and color of the actual product,
we urge you to make final selection from current product samples.
English Garden Wall
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Authorized Distributors
DELAWARE
Kent
Dover Building Supply, Inc.
492 Webbs Lane
Dover, DE 19904
302-697-9515
www.dbsupply.us
New Castle
A. H. Angerstein Inc.
315 New Road
Elsmere, DE 19805
302-996-3500
www.angersteins.com
Leon’s Garden World
Newark Inc.
1115 Elkton Road
Newark, DE 19711
302-366-0737
Mr. Mulch Delaware Inc.
4821 Summit Bridge Road
Middletown, DE 19709
302-378-1000
Sussex
A.H. Angerstein, Inc.
701 Federal Street
Milton, DE 19968
302-684-0112
www.angersteins.com
Parker Block Company
Inc.
30243 Millsboro Highway
Millsboro, DE 19966
302-934-9237
MARYLAND
Allegany
Eby’s Mulch Yard
1270 Alighan Road
Cumberland, MD 21502
301-722-0043
Anne Arundel
Stonehenge Gardens
1268 Cronson Boulevard
Crofton, MD 21114
410-721-7400
Tilden Lawn Nursery
1008 West Central Avenue
Davidsonville, MD 21035
410-798-4720
Baltimore
Glyndon Gardens
205 Hanover Pike
Reisterstown, MD 21136
410-833-2791
www.glyndongardens.com
Harting & Sons Building
Supplies, Inc.
2917 Hammonds Ferry Road
Lansdowne, MD 21227
410-242-0260
Potomac Valley Brick &
Supply Company
9009 Yellow Brick Road
Baltimore, MD 21237
410-682-6700
www.pvbrick.com
Wirtz & Daughters
Garden Center
Washington
Cape May
Yardville Supply Company
12140 Pulaski Highway
Joppa, MD 21085
410-335-0400
www.wirtzanddaughters.com
Sunny Meadows
Action Supply Inc.
7437 Sharpsburg Pike
Boonsboro, MD 21713
301-432-2327
1413 Stage Coach Road
Seaville, NJ 08230
609-390-0663
Church Street
Yardville, NJ 08620
609-585-5000
www.yardvillesupply.com
Wicomico
Beaver Supply Inc.
Calvert
Farm Valley Nursery
& Landscape
20 Cox Road
Huntingtown, MD 20639
410-535-5818
www.farmvalleynursery.com
Carroll
Stone Cellar Farmhouse
and Nursery
4512 Ridge Road
Mt. Airy, MD 21771
410-875-2012
www.stonecellarnursery.com
Cecil
Bay Ace Hardware Inc.
910 W. Pulaski Highway
Elkton, MD 21921
410-398-1111
www.bayacehardware.com
Bay Ace Hardware Inc.
23 West Main Street
Rising Sun, MD 21911
410-658-1000
www.bayacehardware.com
Charles
Chaney Enterprises
12130 Acton Lane
Waldorf, MD 20601
301-932-8102
www.chaney-ent.com
Kent
Gillespie & Son
100 Dixon Drive
Chestertown, MD 21620
410-778-0900
www.gillespieandson.com
Montgomery
Supply Company
15810 Indianola Drive,
Suite 100
Rockville, MD 20855
301-309-9600
www.pvbrick.com
Prince Georges
Ernest Maier Inc.
4700 Annapolis Road
Bladensburg, MD 20710
301-927-8300
www.emcoblock.com
Eastern Shore
Brick Company
418 Coles Circle
Salisbury, MD 21804
410-749-6611
www.easternshorebrickco.com
475 Stelton Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
732-752-3400
800-540-3435
Gray Rock
Supply Company, Inc.
Atlantic
R&G Landscape Supply
64 West Railroad Avenue
Jamesburg, NJ 08831
732-521-0580
www.grayrocksupply.com
496 Landis Avenue
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
856-451-0948
www.rglandscapesupply.com
North Brunswick
Construction
Materials Inc.
R.E. Cummines, Inc.
795 Ridgewood Avenue
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
732-247-4989
Atlantic Masonry
Supply, Inc.
6422 Black Horse Pike
Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234
609-909-9292
1333 Doughty Road
Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234
609-646-2200
67 Chestnut Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-691-4040
www.recumminesinc.com
Bergen
Essex
Johnson & Son
Extech Industries Inc.
Stoneworld
23 N. Woodside Avenue
Bergenfield, NJ 07621
201-384-0023
www.johnsonandson.com
61-89 Avenue K
Newark, NJ 07105
973-274-3340
www.extechind.com
Ramsey Building &
Paver Supply
Gloucester
575 Island Road
Ramsey, NJ 07446
201-327-0404
www.thepaverplace.com
BF Landscape Factory
1964 North Black Horse Pike
Williamstown, NJ 08094
856-740-1445
www.bflandscape.com
Burlington
Chick’s Block
Alenco Fence &
Supply Company
1094 North Delsea Drive
Clayton, NJ 08312
856-881-2244
167 Route 70
Medford, NJ 08055
609-654-6060
www.alencofence.com
G. W. Lippincott, Inc.
63 Washington Street
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-1803
www.lippincottsupply.net
Herman’s
181 Jacobstown-Cookstown Rd
Wrightstown, NJ 08562
609-758-3808
www.hermanslandscapesupply.com
Windswept Stone Company
434 Oakshade Road
Shamong, NJ 08088
609-654-4700
www.oakshade.com
Eastern Shore
Brick Company
Chick’s Block
9353 Ocean Gateway
Easton, MD 21601
410-822-3496
Kennedy Concrete, Inc
Allen & Bubenick
NEW JERSEY
Camden
Paul T. Ewing, Inc.
Cumberland
Middlesex
1969-83 South East Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-692-8650
Talbot
8885 Mistletoe Drive
Easton, MD 21601
410-820-0101
www.easternshorebrickco.com
18 Diamond Road
Rio Grande, NJ 08242
609-886-2000
www.gobeaversupply.com
10 North Lakeview Drive
Gibbsboro, NJ 08026
856-783-1786
Hilltop Block & Supply
1501 North Black Horse Pike
Blackwood, NJ 08012
856-227-0684
www.hilltopblockandsupply.com
McNaughton’s
351 Kresson Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
856-429-6745
www.mcnaughtonsgardens.com
Garoppo Stone &
Garden Center
1200 Harding Highway (Route 40)
Newfield, NJ 08344
856-697-4444
www.garoppos.com
Rock Products Inc.
1675 Crown Point Road
Thorofare, NJ 08086
856-848-7934
www.rockproductsinc.com
Woodbury Cement Products
630 South Evergreen Avenue
Woodbury, NJ 08097
856-845-2652
www.woodburycement.com
Hunterdon
West Amwell
Mason Supply Inc.
624 Brunswick Pike (Rt 518)
Lambertville, NJ 08530
609-397-3373
Monmouth
Dunlop and Lisk
400 Main Street
Matawan, NJ 07747
732-566-0243
www.dunlopandlisk.com
V & S Landscape Supply
950 Route 33
Freehold, NJ 07728
732-780-8444
www.vandslandscapesupply.com
Morris
Curley Stone Company
228 Route 10
Randolph, NJ 07869
973-361-1668
Hoffman’s Supply
35 East Mill Road
Long Valley, NJ 07853
908-876-3111
www.hoffmanssupply.com
Ocean
Hammett’s Garden Center
425 Route 9
Forked River, NJ 08731
609-971-0840
Le-Ed
Concrete & Supply
1609 Lakewood Road
Toms River, NJ 08755
732-341-4546
www.leedconcrete.com
Le-Ed Hardscaping
Center
294 South Main Street
Barnegat, NJ 08005
609-607-9300
www.leedconcrete.com
Mercer
Trenton Block &
Hardscape Supply
625 Cherry Tree Lane
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
609-396-9750
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NEW JERSEY
Continued
NORTH
CAROLINA
Passaic
Currituck County
The Stone Age
Bennett’s Creek Nursery
244 Route 46 East
Totowa, NJ 07512
973-812-1122
www.thestoneagenj.com
Salem
Chick’s Block
147 Fox Knoll Drive
Powells Point, NC 27966
252-491-8514
www.bcnursery.com
PENNSYLVANIA
Wehrung’s Lumber &
Home Center
Dauphin
Lycoming
7711 Route 611
Ottsville, PA 18942
610-847-2100
www.wehrungs.com
J.C. Budding Company
Leonard Block Company
850 Herr Street
Harrisburg, PA 17103
717-238-7261
www.buddingco.com
451 Oliver Street
Jersey Shore, PA 17740
570-398-3376
www.leonardblock.com
Carbon
Delaware
Montgomery
Forest Inn Masonry
Supply Inc.
Galantino Supply
Company Inc.
Allied Landscape &
Contractor Supply
725 Old Marple Road
Springfield, PA 19064
610-544-2586
www.galantino.com
1752 Limekiln Pike
Dresher, PA 19025
215-643-9857
www.alliedlandscape.com
Shemin:
The Landscape
Supply Company
Allied Landscape &
Contractor Supply
6160 Interchange Road
Lehighton, PA 18235
610-377-5593
www.forestinnmasonry.com
65 North Greenwich Street
Alloway, NJ 08001
856-935-6101
Allegheny
Sussex
4749 Leechburg Road
(Route 56)
New Kensington, PA 15068
724-335-0736
Centre Hall Mason Supply
Berks
Kohlhepp’s Bald Eagle
Valley Stone Center
Wingle Supply
7 Cook Road
Branchville, NJ 07826
973-948-7170
NEW YORK
Suffolk
All Island Mason Supply Inc.
180 Townline Road
Kings Park, NY 11754
800-540-7574
Bissett Nursery
Corporation
323 Long Island Avenue
Holtsville, NY 11742
631-289-3500
www.bissettnursery.com
County Line
Mason Supplies, Inc.
167 Depot Road
Huntington Station, NY 11746
631-271-6679
www.countylinemasonsupplies.com
Jos. M. Troffa
70 Comsewogue Road
Suite 9
East Setauket, NY 11733
631-928-4665
www.troffa.com
North Fork Bedrock LLC.
265 Cox Lane
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-5804
Suffolk Cement
1843 Middle Road
Calverton, NY 11933
631-727-2317
www.suffolkcement.com
Sevic Landscape
and Supply
A. R. Adam & Son
5191 Concord Road
Aston, PA 19014
610-358-0220
www.sheminnurseries.com
Contractors only please
Lackawanna
Lot #25 Lightcap Road
Limerick, PA 19468
610-495-1408
C. R. Dampman
Masonry Supply
560 Seminary Street
Pennsburg, PA 18073
215-679-8066
888-304-4328
5960 South Eagle Valley Road
Julian, PA 16844
814-692-7877
www.stonecenter.com
Fleetwood Building
Block Inc.
Chester
240 West Main Street
Fleetwood, PA 19522
610-944-8385
www.fleetwoodblock.com
A-1 Mulch
430 Limestone Road
Oxford, PA 19363
610-932-7420
Lancaster
10 Schoolhouse Road
Souderton, PA 18964
215-703-0300
www.heavenersupply.com
Allied Landscape &
Contractor Supply
Norristown Brick
Hollenbach Home Center
Brandywine Patio
5834 Old Lincoln Highway
Gap, PA 17527
717-442-4390
741 Forrest Avenue
Norristown, PA 19403
610-539-1960
www.norristownbrick.com
Penn Stone
Shemin:
The Landscape
Supply Company
Route 100 & County Line Road
Boyertown, PA 19512
610-367-2051
Valley Supply, Inc.
4338 Pottsville Pike
Reading, PA 19605
610-939-2393
800-539-1922
Blair
Tussey Mountain Mulch &
Landscape Products Inc.
RD 1 Box 579 B
Hollidaysburg, PA 16648
814-696-1920
www.tusseymountainmulch.com
1345 Wilmington Pike
(Route 202)
West Chester, PA 19382
610-399-3606
Main Line Concrete
& Supply Inc.
1001 Boot Road
Downingtown, PA 19335
610-269-5556
Woodward Landscape
Supply
661 Schuylkill Road
(Route 724)
Phoenixville, PA 19460
610-983-9810
www.woodwardlandscapesupply.com
Brick City
East Grant St & Garfield Ave
PO Box 211
Olyphant, PA 18447
570-383-2406
190 West Ross Street
Lancaster, PA 17603
717-397-5264
www.patiopennstone.com
Sauder’s Nursery LLC
1210 East Earl Road
East Earl, PA 17519
717-354-9851
Walter & Jackson
Heavener Supply, Inc.
100 Green Tree Road
Oaks, PA 19456
610-666-0595
www.sheminnurseries.com
Contractors only please
Northampton
The Brick Yard
18 North Hess Street
Quarryville, PA 17566
717-786-2171
www.walterandjackson.com
1001 Nor-Bath Boulevard
PO Box 87
Northampton, PA 18067
610-261-1100
Bucks
Clearfield
Eddington Supply
Company
Kohlhepp Stone Center
Lebanon
Northumberland
PO Box 423
DuBois, PA 15801
814-371-5200
www.stonecenter.com
Long Nursery Inc.
Allen’s True Value &
Stone Center
Columbia
Lehigh
Riverview Block Inc.
AB Natural Stone
Central Builders
Supply Company
4337 Hamilton Boulevard
Allentown, PA 18103
610-398-7200
www.abnaturalstone.com
125 Bridge Avenue
Sunbury, PA 17801
570-286-6461
800-326-9361
Cumberland
Luzerne
Patterson Block Inc.
Builders Supply Company
Wilkes-Barre Clay
Products Company
2734 Bristol Pike
Bensalem, PA 19020
215-639-0990
Heavener Supply
Quakertown
Auburndale Mason Supply
26 West Zion Hill Road
Quakertown, PA 18951
215-536-6380
www.heavenersupply.com
Stone Depot
1465 Route 113
Perkasie, PA 18944
215-249-0488
www.stonedepotpa.com
Trenton Block at
Shady Brook Farm
931 Stony Hill Road
Yardley, PA 19067
215-860-8800
70
2440 Earlystown Road
Suite 500
Centre Hall, PA 16828
814-364-1688
4 Industrial Drive
Hamburg, PA 19526
610-562-8662
www.aradamandson.com
Queens
40-02 Francis Lewis Boulevard
Bayside, NY 11361
718-357-7889
Centre
1507 Salem Boulevard
(Route 11)
Berwick, PA 18603
570-752-7191
308 South 18th Street
Camp Hill, PA 17011
717-737-2511
www.buddingco.com
Carlisle Cement
Products Inc.
510 East North Street Ext.
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-243-5323
1347 East Main Street
Palmyra, PA 17078
717-838-2931
PO Box 1432
140 Dilley Street
Forty Fort, PA 18704
570-288-1471
759 Susquehanna Trail
Watsontown, PA 17777
570-538-4142
100 Route 901
Mount Carmel, PA 17851
570-339-4570
www.pattersonblockinc.com
PENNSYLVANIA
Continued
Perry
Heller’s Home &
Hardware Inc.
42 Red Hill Court
Newport, PA 17074
717-567-7955
Philadelphia
Cava Building
Supply Company
2007 Washington Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19146
215-732-0907
www.cavabuilding.com
Nolen Building Material
64 East Church Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19002
215-843-3300
Schuylkill
Petritsch Lawns
Garden Center
Route 309
Snyder, PA 17960
570-386-2824
Pine Creek
Country Gardens
1425 Long Run Road, Route 443
Friedensburg, PA 17933
570-739-1140
www.pinecreekcountrygardens.com
York
Standard Concrete
Company
700 N. Sherman Street
York, PA 17402
717-843-8074
VIRGINIA
Accomack
T&W Block, Inc.
21075 Washington Street
P.O. Box 487
Onley, VA 23418
800-229-2565
Culpeper
A & B Kearns Trucking &
Stone Center
16381 Brandy Road
Culpeper, VA 22701
540-825-8810
Fairfax
Supply Company
8306 Cinderbed Road
Newington, VA 22079
703-550-9013
www.pvbrick.com
Fauquier
Shenandoah Stone
Products
Richmond City
(and surrounding communities)
Southside Builders
Supply Corp.
20 Westover Hills Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23225
804-233-4351
www.southsidebuilders.com
Spotsylvania
Stone Center
PO Box 672
Upperville, VA 20185
540-592-7500
www.shenandoahstone.com
8241 Jefferson Davis Highway
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
540-891-7866
www.stonecenterofva.com
Henrico
Stafford
Pete Rose
Landscape Products
Seasonal Maintenance
Company
9207 Old Staples Mill Road
Richmond, VA 23228
804-288-7436
www.PeteRoseInc.com
78 Shelton Shop Road
Stafford, VA 22554
540-657-5454
Prince William
Stone Center
10405 Nokesville Road
Manassas, VA 20110
703-393-2828
www.stonecenter.biz
Virginia Beach City
1241 Princess Anne Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23457
757-426-7000
www.bcnursery.com
York
1568 Penniman Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185
757-253-8714
www.bcnursery.com
Suffolk City
5635 Shoulders Mill Road
Suffolk, VA 23435
757-483-1425
www.bcnursery.com
EP Henry is dedicated to making the highest quality product in the industry. However, we are using natural materials and a small percentage of material that
is not up to our high standards may get through our rigorous quality inspections.
Help us successfully resolve any defective product issue you may encounter by saving the cube tags on each shipment you receive. Keep them in the
customer’s project file for easy access should a product issue ever arise. The cube tag enables us to identify where and when that product was made
so we can ensure the best replacement product and outcome.
© 2007 EP HENRY. 2007 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. REPRODUCTION OF ANY PART OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS CATALOG IS PROHIBITED.
EP Henry Corporation Registered Trademarks include: Colonial Stone®, ConServ®, Coventry®, DevonStone®, EP Henry®, Gaelic®, MAHTS®, Octa Grande®, Tennyson®, Village Square®,
EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping Contractor© EP Henry Corporation Trademarks include: BishopStone™, Contractor Select™, GloucesterStone™, Hardscaping™, Via Roma™
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DevonStone
Coping
DevonStone Stair Tread
and Coventry Cobble
DevonStone
Coping
EP Henry is continually updating and
improving our product offering. Here are
just a few of the new products we’ve
recently introduced. Be sure to visit
www.ephenry.com for the latest information,
or visit your EP Henry Authorized
Hardscaping Distributor.
Cast Veneer Stone
DevonStone
Coping
www.ephenry.com
DevonStone Stair Tread

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