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PageEP Henry Paving Stones 4

Coventry® Stone I 6Coventry® Stone II 8Coventry® Stone III 10Coventry® Stone IV 12Coventry® Brick Stone 14Coventry® Borders 16Coventry® Circles 18Historic Brick Stone 19Brick Stone 20Old Towne Cobble� 22Village Square® and Half Village Square® 24Symetry® 26Octa Grande® 28Via Roma� 29Bullnose Pavers 30Environmental Pavers 32ADA Warning Pavers 34Patio & Garden Products 36Paverart� 37Engraved Pavers 37Paver Installation 38Typical Patterns 40Paver Accessories 44Paver Sealers 45Paver Lights 46Paver FAQ�s 47

CoventryMasonry,Bishop Stone& Gloucester Stone 48

© EP HENRY 2006 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. REPRODUCTION OF ANY PART OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS CATALOG IS PROHIBITED.

LIFETIME GUARANTEEWe 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 theoriginal purchaser for residential use. EP Henry will replace at no cost any ofour paving stones or wall units, installed following our installation guides, thatprove to be defective. We cannot guarantee the color match of replacementunits and this guarantee does not extend to installation labor or shippingcosts. Proof of purchase required.

EP Henry offers a Product Guarantee Registration Program. Ask your Authorized EP Henry Hardscaping Distributor or Hardscaping Contractor, or contact us for aGuarantee Registration Card. You may also register your EP Henry Hardscaping products at www.ephenry.com.

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Front and Back Cover Credit: Our cover project this year was created by Ledden-Palimeno, Sewell, NJ, using Harvest Blend Coventry® Stone I, 6x6 and 6x9

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EP Henry Wall Systems 49Coventry® Wall 50Coventry® Wall Plus 52Double Sided Coventry® Wall 54Coventry® Garden Wall 56English Garden Wall� 58TerraceWall� 60Vertica® 62Diamond Pro® 64StoneWall® Select� 66Mesa® Retaining Wall 68Wall Accessories 70Wall System Installation 71Wall Lights 80Wall FAQ�s 81

We Get Around 82Before & After Projects 84Unique Applications 862005 Philadelphia Flower Show 88Saluting the DIY 90MAHTS 2005 92ConServ� Division 93Find-A-Contractor 94About Our Distributors 96

HARDSCAPING DISTRIBUTOR DIRECTORY 97

NEW The Durafacing� AdvantageThis sophisticated process gives our products - which are made of naturalmaterials and are 100% recyclable - an exceptional richness and depth ofcolor, with a smoother texture than you�ll find anywhere else. Less evidentbut equally important benefits include:� Increased resistance to freeze-thaw � Denser surface� Better skid resistance� No additional cost over paving

stones without Durafacing

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We�d like to thank our 2006 Idea Catalog Creative Partners:Photographers: Steve Ravner (Action Foto, Inc.), Jay Baccile (Photography by Jay Baccile), Gregory Benson (Gregory Benson Photography) and Gary Knaub (Fine Art Photo, Inc.)Designer: Kary Wilson (Creative Advantage)Printing: Stephenson Printing, Inc.

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So you've decided to increase the value of yourhome by making an investment in Hardscaping��you're doing your homework and are trying todecide on what company's product(s) to use�well, you came to the right place! As the oldestfamily owned and operated manufacturer of unitconcrete products in America, EP Henry has longbeen committed to being the market leader inboth consumer and commercial Hardscaping�products. Our commitment goes beyond just hav-ing the highest quality and broadest product offer-ing. EP Henry ensures that you get not only thebest product but the best finished project.

Innovation is our middle nameEP Henry is 100% USA made, owned and operat-ed. For over 100 years we've been manufacturingthe highest quality products in the most advancedproduction facilities in North America and have anumber of patented products produced underlicense in other countries.As an innovator ofHardscaping� products - we were the first tointroduce Hardscaping� products into the mar-ketplace. Our latest example is our DevonStone�cast stone line of paving which we introduced intothe market early in 2005.

Our Best Customer is An Informed CustomerOur best customer is an informed customer andfor this reason we have made various catalogs andliterature available to help you through your plan-ning process. Our one of a kind Idea Catalog,which is published annually, is designed to illustratesome of the many ways that Hardscaping� cancontribute to the beauty, value, and enjoyment ofyour home or business. If you prefer to "Do-It-Yourself", our Authorized Hardscaping�Distributors can walk you through your project,along with our DIY Workbook which will guideyou through every step - from excavating, topreparing the foundation, to installing your pavers.After paging through our DevonStone� Portfoliowho knows, your imagination may take you into awhole new direction! To download or to order aprinted catalog, go to our "Request a Catalog" webform on www.ephenry.com.

The EP Henry Advantage - we pay attention to details.Just as when you are buying a car, you want toknow "what's under the hood?".We know that ourbest customer is an informed customer.We are intune with your needs and understand what youneed to make a knowledgeable decision. Ourattention to detail, in all facets of our business,enables us to deliver you "The EP HenryAdvantage" which is what sets us apart from ourcompetitors and make us the clear choice.Thereare certainly other alternatives� but no equals.

Product vs.Installation Price ComparisonWhen your project is complete, what you see visu-ally does not represent all the hard work that goeson prior to laying the first paver or wall unit.Themajority of a Hardscaping� project is preparationand labor.The cost of the paving stones or wallsthemselves is typically only 15% - 25% of the over-all installed cost.True you might pay just a littlemore for EP Henry Hardscaping� products, butaren't a few dollars more worth it if you are get-ting the best product and most qualified contrac-tors? We think so, especially when you consider allthe free value added services that only EP Henryoffers to ensure your satisfaction with your finishedHardscaping� project.

Quality ProductWe take the extra steps to manufacture the high-est quality products. Our exclusive Durafacing�process means that your EP Henry pavers will lookbetter than those of our competitors� "out of thebox", and stay looking great.This unique processconcentrates an extra dosage of cement and colorpigment on the upper part of the paving stonesproviding the following advantages:

� Richer color and greater durability � More impervious to freeze-thaw and acid rain

deterioration � Smoother surface appearance � Millions upon millions of square feet in service � Better skid resistance � COSTS NO MORE than paving stones without

Durafacing�

Additionally, our Coventry® products are manu-factured with a non-Durafaced process which pro-vides a true natural stone appearance, not the lookof beat up concrete. Our blended color productssimulate the gentle nuances found in nature, notjust blotches of color.When you're paying for thebest, you expect to get it and we guarantee youwill.

What sets us apart? A support system like no other!� Real Time Technical Support� Trained Knowledgeable Professionals� Middle Atlantic Hardscaping� Trade Show

(MAHTS)� Authorized Hardscaping� Contractor Program� Authorized Hardscaping� Distributors� ConServ� & Segmental Retaining Wall (SRW)

Divisions� Hardscape Imaging� Software

It's our support system that sets EP Henry farahead of our competitors!

Information Available 24/7 at EPHenry.comOur website was designed with you in mind.Divided into four sections for homeowners, con-

tractors, commercial customers and design profes-sionals we are able to offer specific informationtailored to the specific needs of each type of indi-vidual. Our website is the most complete con-sumer friendly website in the industry and best ofall, this information is available 24/7 at www.ephen-ry.com ! Here, we offer a wealth of information,such as our Photo Gallery, which is our most pop-ular feature.There you will find beautiful photos offinished projects and is a great resource for designideas. Our Find-a-Contractor tool is also very pop-ular ; there you can locate an EPH AuthorizedContractor by zip code or name. On the Requesta Catalog page, you have the ability to downloadour most recent catalog or request to receive amailed copy promptly.We invite you to lookthrough our website� you'll find valuable informa-tion at your fingertips which will allow you to be athoroughly informed buyer.

EP Henry Products backed by a Lifetime GuaranteeEP Henry provides a lifetime guarantee on thestructural integrity of its Paving Stone and WallSystem products for residential use. EP Henry willreplace any of its Paving Stone and Wall Systemproducts, installed following our installation guide-lines, which prove to be defective, at no cost.Wecannot guarantee the color match of replacementunits and this guarantee does not extend toreplacement labor.Additionally, this guarantee isgood for as long as the original purchaser ownsthe property on which the EP Henry material wasinstalled.

Special FinancingWe even have an exclusive consumer financingprogram with Commerce Bank to spread theexpense over a longer period.

Bragging Rights!When you buy EP Henry products, you proudlysay to your friends and neighbors that you havepurchased the premium brand� the brand that isknown as the Official Hardscaping� Supplier tothe prestigious Philadelphia Flower Show� thebrand whose innovative ECO� Paver was namedas Building Green's 2004 Top-10 GreenSpec®Product� the brand that won the 2003 Award ofExcellence in Architectural Products� the brandthat is selected to be used in prominent placessuch as Princeton University,Trump Plaza Hoteland Casino, Commerce Bank,The Walk in AtlanticCity, NJ and Tavistock Country Club to name a few.Your neighbors will be green with envy!

Take the Next StepAre you ready to create your very own backyardretreat? Take the next step; insist on the best bylocating your nearest EP Henry AuthorizedHardscaping� Distributor or Contractor today!

To review our complete Value Proposition pleasevisit: www.ephenry.com/vp

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oventry®Stone IC

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Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Color Selections

Charcoal*

Coventry®Stone I

Buff

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EP Henry Pavers aremade from natural materials.Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey the feeland color of the actual product, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

NOTE: EP Henry prod-ucts used in applicationsinvolving open fires (firepits and fireplaces) areNOT fire rated productsand should not beexposed to excessiveheat produced by openflames. For these typeapplications, please utilizeproper fire rated insertprotection in areasexposed to direct flame.

2 3/8�

9 7/16�

6 1/4�

2 3/8�

6 1/4�6 1/4�

*Available in 6x9 rectangles by pallet only

2 3/8�

6 1/4�7 3/8�

2 3/8�

6 1/4�5 3/8�

2 3/8�

6 1/4�4 11/16�

2 3/8�

6 1/4�3 1/16�

6x6 Squares Pallet

Circle Pallet

Circle Pallet

Slivers PalletCircle Pallet

Circle Pallet

6x9 Rectangles Pallet

Cubing Information6X9 RECTANGLES PALLETPIECES PER SF 2.4SF PER CUBE 124SF PER BAND - LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,472

6X6 SQUARES PALLETPIECES PER SF 3.7SF PER CUBE 113SF PER BAND - LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,164

“SLIVERS” PALLETPIECES PER SF -

SF PER CUBE 106SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,968

CIRCLE PALLETPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 86SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,408

Top: Autumn Blend Coventry Stone I 900 Herringbone PatternAbove: Harvest Blend Coventry Stone I Random PatternLeft: Harvest and Pewter Blend Coventry Stone I Running Bond Pattern

2 3/8�

6 1/4�3 1/16�

Slivers Pallet6x9 and 6x6 available in 3 1/8� thickness by special order.NEW

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oventry®Stone IIC

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Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

oventry®StoneII

Buff

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can beexpected. Because photo-graphic reproductions cannot precisely conveythe feel and color of theactual product, we urge youto visit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Coventry II Pavers have adistinct top & bottom; topis dimpled.

DON�T SCUFF THOSE PAVERS!See page 39.

Color Selections

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Cubing Information4 SIZES PER CUBEPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 110SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,080

6 1/4�5 1/2�

2 3/8�

9 3/8�

5 1/2�

2 3/8�

5 1/2� 7 7/8�

2 3/8�

5 1/2�

11�

2 3/8�

NOTE: Four sizes forCoventry Stone II are mixed within a pallet forrandom pattern installation.

Top: Harvest Blend Coventry Stone II Random Running Bond Pattern Above: Dakota Blend Coventry Stone II Running Bond Pattern Left: Harvest and Dakota Blend Coventry Stone II Running Bond Pattern

9� 9�

2 3/4�

9�12�

2 3/4�2 3/4�

9�15�

Above: Dakota Blend Coventry Stone III Random Pattern

oventry®Stone IIIC

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Buff

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Cubing Information

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can beexpected. Because photo-graphic reproductions can-not precisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you to visit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Coventry III Pavers have adistinct top & bottom; topis dimpled.

COV III 3 SIZES PER CUBE PIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 112SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 32LBS PER CUBE 3,584

LARGE CIRCLE PALLETPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 77SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 32 LBS PER CUBE 2,464

Color Selections

oventry®StoneIIIAbove: Pewter Blend Coventry Stone III Random Pattern


NOTE: Three sizes forCoventry Stone III aremixed within a pallet for random patterninstallation.

Above: Dakota Blend Coventry Stone III RandomPattern

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oventry®Stone IVC

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oventry® StoneIV

Buff

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can beexpected. Because photo-graphic reproductions cannot precisely convey the feel and color of theactual product, we urge you to visit one of ourmany Authorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Coventry IV Pavers have a distinct top & bottom; topis dimpled.


Color Selections

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2 3/4�

7 3/4�11 5/8�

Cubing InformationCOVENTRY IV PIECES PER SF 1.6SF PER CUBE 112SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 32LBS PER CUBE 3,584

LARGE CIRCLE PALLETPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 77SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 32LBS PER CUBE 2,464

Above: Pewter and Harvest Blend Coventry Stone IV 900 Herringbone

Left: Harvest Blend Coventry Stone IV Running Bond Pattern

Above: Dakota Blend Coventry Stone IV 450 Herringbone Pattern

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oventry®Brick StoneC

Strasburg Red

Haddon Blend

Buff

Color Selections

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Charcoal

EP Henry Pavers aremade from natural mate-rials.Variations in shadecan be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey the feeland color of the actual product, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).


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2 3/8�

7 7/8�3 15/16�

Cubing Information

oventry®Brick StoneC

COVENTRY BRICK STONEPIECES PER SF 4.5SF PER CUBE 120

SF PER BAND -

LBS PER SF 28

LBS PER CUBE 3,360

Above: Harvest and Dakota Blend Coventry Brick Stone 450 Herringbone PatternLeft: Harvest Blend Coventry Brick Stone Running Bond Pattern

Above: Dakota Blend Coventry Brick Stone 450 Herringbone Pattern

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oventry®BordersC

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

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EP Henry Pavers aremade from naturalmaterials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Color Selections

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COVENTRY CURBSTONEPIECES PER SF -PCS PER CUBE 150

SF PER BAND -LBS PER PC *22LBS PER CUBE 3,300

COVENTRY EDGESTONEPIECES PER SF -PCS PER CUBE 240

SF PER BAND -LBS PER PC *9LBS PER CUBE 2,160

Coventry Curbstone

3 3/4�

*Height may vary +/- 1/2�**Thickness may vary to 3/8�

8�

8�

**2 1/2�

*8�

Coventry Edgestone

6�

* Average weight per piece

Cubing Information

Above:Autumn Blend Coventry Curbstone (mortarless)Left: Harvest Blend Coventry Curbstone (mortarless)

Above: Harvest Blend Coventry Edgestone Top: Harvest Blend Coventry Curbstone (mortared)

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Buff

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arge Coventry®Circles&ExtensionsL

Above: Large Coventry Circle using (2) Extension Kits

Color Selections

LARGE COVENTRY CIRCLELBS PER PC *22LBS PER CUBE 2,650

Sizes: 80 pieces, LCC40 pieces, 12/1440 pieces, FS

Thickness: 70 mm (2 3/4�)Palletizing: Standard pallet, wrapped and top

sheet layered, 8 layers.

Cubing Information

The Large Coventry Circle (LCC) and the Extension Kit (LCCE) arenon-Durafaced and tumbled products. The Extension Kit incorporatesan entirely new shape, the �FS�, which enables the kit to be installedseamlessly with the Large Coventry Circle Kit.

Large Circle KitOne Circle Pallet = 8.7� diameter circle*

Circle Extension Kit

One Extension Kit (up to 3 or more rings) = 13.5� diameterTwo Extension Kits ( up to 5 or more rings) = 16.7� diameter

NOTE: The green shaded area representsthe use of two extension kits.

Strasburg Red

Orange

Brown Flash

Brown

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Color Selections

rick StoneBHISTORIC

Earthy rich tones with acourse non-tumbled, non-chamfered surface surfaceoffer the clay bricks.Perfect for traditionalhomes and historic neigh-borhoods.

When compacting, use arubber pad on the compactor.


Left: Strasburg RedHistoric Brick Stone450 HerringbonePattern

Cubing InformationHIST. BRICK STONEPIECES PER SF 4.5SF PER CUBE 120

SF PER BAND 20LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,360

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rick StoneB

Cubing InformationBRICK STONEPIECES PER SF 4.5SF PER CUBE 120

SF PER BAND 20LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,360

3 15/16�

7 7/8�

2 3/8�

Above: Harvest Blend and Red Brick Stone 900 Herringbone Pattern

*Available in 3 1/8� thickness by special order

21rick Stone

Color Selections

B

Red

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Azalea (Premium Color)

Natural

Charcoal

Brown

Harvest Blend

Autumn Blend

EP Henry Pavers aremade from naturalmaterials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey thefeel and color of theactual product, we urge you to visit one of our many AuthorizedEP Henry HardscapingDistributor (See pages97 & 98).

The Durafacing�

AdvantageThis sophisticated process gives our products -

which are made of natural materials and are

100% recyclable - an exceptional richness and

depth of color, with a smoother texture than

you�ll find anywhere else. Less evident but

equally important benefits include:

� Increased resistance to freeze-thaw

� Greater durability

� Denser surface

� Better skid resistance

� No additional cost over paving stones

without Durafacing

Above: Autumn Blend Brick Stone 900 Pattern with Charcoal Soldier Course

Left: Harvest Blend BrickStone 450 Pattern withHarvest Blend Brick StoneSoldier Course and HarvestBlend Bullnose


ldTowne Cobble�O

Above: Pewter Blend Old Towne Cobble �I� Pattern with Circle

3 1/16�6 1/4�

2 3/8�

4 11/16�6 1/4�

2 3/8�

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Color Selections

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Charcoal*

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can be expected. Because pho-tographic reproductionscannot precisely convey the feel and color of theactual product, we urge you to visit one of ourmany Authorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Durafacing available onOld Towne Cobble referto page 3 for infomrationon the DurafacingAdvantage.

*Slivers, 6x6 and CirclePallets not available inCharcoal.

Refer to Old TowneCobble CircleGuide on page 41.

ld TowneCobble�O

6 1/4�

6 1/4�

2 3/8�

3 1/16�

2 3/8�

6 1/4�

6 1/4�5 3/8�

6 1/4�

2 3/8�

2 3/8�

7 3/8�

6x6 Squares Pallet

*Slivers Pallet

*Slivers Pallet Circle Pallet

Circle Pallet

Circle Pallet

Circle Pallet

6 1/4�

9 7/16�

2 3/8�


6X9 RECTANGLES PALLETPIECES PER SF 2.4SF PER CUBE 124SF PER BAND 25.0LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,472

6X6 SQUARES PALLETPIECES PER SF 3.7SF PER CUBE 113SF PER BAND 16.0LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,164

“SLIVERS” PALLETPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 106SF PER BAND 15.0LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,968

CIRCLE PALLETPIECES PER SF -SF PER CUBE 86SF PER BAND -LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,408

6x9 and 6x6 available in 3 1/8� thickness by special order.

Cubing Information

NEW

Above: Harvest Blend Old Towne Cobble 900 Herringbone 6x9 Pattern

Above: Autumn Blend Old Towne Cobble �I� Pattern with Circle

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illage Square®V

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Above: Pewter Blend 12x12 Village Square with Charcoal Brick Stone Soldier CourseLeft: Harvest Blend 12x12 Village Square Stacked Bond Pattern

Red

Pewter Blend

Charcoal

Brown

Harvest Blend

Autumn Blend

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can beexpected. Because photo-graphic reproductions cannot precisely conveythe feel and color of theactual product, we urgeyou to visit one of ourmany Authorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

12x12 available inCharcoal, Red, AutumnBlend, Harvest Blend andPewter Blend only.

8x8 available in Autumn Blend, Harvest Blend and Pewter Blend only.

6x6 available in Charcoal,Brown,Autumn Blend,Harvest Blend and PewterBlend only.

6x12 available in Charcoal,Autumn Blend, HarvestBlend and Pewter Blendonly.

Color Selections

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11 13/16�

2 3/8�

2 3/8�

2 3/8�

11 13/16�

7 7/8�7 7/8�

5 7/8� 5 7/8�

2 3/8�

11 13/16�5 3/4�

Cubing Information6x6 (Same as Symetry Square)PIECES PER SF 4.1SF PER CUBE 102SF PER BAND 15LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,856

8x8PIECES PER SF 2.3SF PER CUBE 103SF PER BAND 17LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,884

12x12PIECES PER SF 1.0SF PER CUBE 116SF PER BAND 29LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,248

6x12 Half PIECES PER SF 2.07SF PER CUBE 116SF PER BAND 29LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 3,248

Above: Harvest Blend Village Square 6x6, 6x12 and 12x12 Village Square Random installation

ymetry®S

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ymetry®

Color Selections

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Natural

Tan

Harvest Blend

Autumn Blend

EP Henry Pavers aremade from natural materials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

See page 25 for coloravailability of 6x6Squares.

Pewter Blend

12�

2 3/8�

2 3/8�

6 1/8�

2 15/16�

5 7/8� 5 7/8�

Cubing InformationSYMETRYPIECES PER SF 3.4SF PER CUBE 94SF PER BAND 23.5LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,632

SYMETRY SQUAREPIECES PER SF 4.1SF PER CUBE 102SF PER BAND 15.0LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,856

Above: Harvest Blend Symetry Venetian Parquet Pattern

Above:Autumn Blend Symetry with Charcoal Squares Venetian Parquet PatternLeft: Harvest Blend Symetry with Harvest Blend Squares Venetian Parquet Pattern Top: Pewter Blend Symetry with Pewter Blend Squares Venetian Parquet Pattern



ctaGrande®O

28 ctaGrande®O

Autumn Blend

Pewter Blend

Harvest Blend

EP Henry Pavers are madefrom natural materials.Variations in shade can be expected. Because photographic reproductionscannot precisely convey thefeel and color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Color Selections

2 3/8�

4 1/4�

2 3/8�

8 13/16�

6 1/4� 8 13/16�

Cubing InformationOCTA GRANDEPIECES PER SF 3.7SF PER CUBE 107SF PER BAND 21.4LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,996

OCTA GRANDE EDGERPIECES PER SF 4.5SF PER CUBE 100SF PER BAND 20.0LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,800

Above: Harvest Blend OctaGrande with Pewter Blend Brick Stone Soldier Course

Above: Harvest Blend OctaGrande withBrown Brick Stone Soldier Course

Right:Autumn Blend OctaGrande

4.1�

8.3�

8.3�

11�

2 3/4�

4.1�

8.3 �

2 3/4�

4.1�

11�

4.1�

Autmun Blend

ia Roma�

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Color Selections

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ia Roma�V

Via Roma combines six different sizes with a rough surface texture for a natural random look reminiscent of weathered stone.

Available in 4 unique colors and a 3 3/4� thickness.

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EP Henry Pavers aremade from natural materials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannotprecisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).


Cubing InformationVIA ROMALAYERS PER CUBE 10SF PER CUBE 123

SF PER LAYER 12.33

LBS PER SF 32

LBS PER CUBE 3,936

6.9�

8.3�

2 3/4�

Via Roma Sizes Weight

11" x 8.3" x 2.75" 21 lbs

8.3" x 6.9" x 2.75" 12.5 lbs

8.3" x 5.5" x 2.75" 10.2 lbs

11" x 4.1" x 2.75" 10.1 lbs

8.3" x 4.1" x 2.75" 7.5 lbs

5.5" x 4.1" x 2.75" 4.7 lbs

2 3/4�

2 3/4�

5.5�

2 3/4�

4.1�

Below: Via Roma Autumn, Harvest, Dakota and Pewter Blends Random Pattern

Above: Rendering: Pewter Blend Via Roma Random Pattern

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Above: Charcoal 6� Bullnose PaverAbove: Harvest Blend Coventry Bullnose Paver

Make your project perfect from beginning to end with these accent pavers, perfect for pool coping, step treads or for bordering a raisedpatio. Bullnose Pavers are not Durafaced and may vary slightly in appearance from standard pavers.

Dakota Blend

Charcoal

Brown

Autumn Blend

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Standard BullnoseColor Selections

Harvest Blend

Pewter Blend

Dakota Blend

Autumn Blend

Coventry BullnoseColor Selections

Color Selections

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3 9/16�

2 3/8�

12� Bullnose Paver

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 visit one of our many Authorized EP Henry Hardscaping Distributor (See pages 97 & 98).

Bullnose Pavers are not Durafaced and, therefore, may vary in appearance from standard pavers.

Cubing Information12��x4�� BULLNOSEPIECES PER SF 3.2SF PER CUBE 79SF PER BAND 26.3LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,212

12 1/2�

2 3/8�

6�

12 1/2�

Above: Harvest Blend Bullnose Paver

12��x6�� BULLNOSEPIECES PER SF 1.9SF PER CUBE 88SF PER BAND 29LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,436

12�x6� COVENTRY BULLNOSEPIECES PER SF 1.9SF PER CUBE 100PIECES PER CUBE 190LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,800

NEW

12��x4�� COV. BULLNOSEPIECES PER SF 3.2SF PER CUBE 79PIECES PER CUBE 252LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,212

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Natural

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Autumn Blend


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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 visit one of our

many Authorized EP Henry

Hardscaping Distributor

(See pages 97 & 98).

ECO Pavers�

ECO PAVEREP Henry�s permeable pavement system, ECO Paver, is an interlocking concrete product thatcreates 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 astructural Best Management Practice for stormwater infiltration.

3 1/8� Thick

8.4�

Above: Harvest Blend ECO Paver

Above:Autumn Blend ECO Paver

EP Henry recommends consulting a professionalengineer for commercial vehicular applications.

6� 6�

8.4�

Color Selections

Cubing InformationECO™ PAVERPIECES PER SF 2.3SF PER CUBE 86 PIECES PER CUBE 200LBS PER CUBE 2,824LBS PER PIECE 14.6

SF PER BAND 17.2% OPEN AREA 10

ECO Paver from EP Henry

has been selected as

one of Building Green�s

Top -10 Products.�

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Turf Pavers

Monoslab

� When your projects demand environmental sensitivity, turn to EP Henry Environmental Paving Systems.�

15 3/4�23 7/16�

3 1/8�

Turf Paver

23 1/2�15 5/8�

4 9/16�

Above: Turf Paver access road

Above:Turf Paver guest parking

Monoslab

Above: Monoslab boat ramp

Cubing Information**

TURF PAVERPIECES PER SF 0.38SF PER CUBE 73

PIECES PER CUBE 28SF PER BAND 36.5LBS PER SF 23LBS PER CUBE 1,680LBS PER PIECE 60% OPEN AREA 40

MONOSLABPIECES PER SF 0.37SF PER CUBE 112

PIECES PER CUBE 42SF PER BAND - LBS PER SF 38LBS PER CUBE 3,948LBS PER PIECE 94% OPEN AREA 14 33

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ADA

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Color Selections

Red

Natural

Charcoal

Cubing InformationADA WARNING PAVERPIECES PER SF 4.5SF PER CUBE 96PIECES PER CUBE 432SF PER BAND - LBS PER SF 28LBS PER CUBE 2,688

4�

8�

2 3/8�(nominal)

ADA

Also known as detectable warning or truncated

dome pavers these pavers are specified by govern-

mental agencies for use in pedestrian walkways. Sold

by cube only, 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.

NOTE: When compacting, use a rubber pad on the compactor.


SQ. FT. SQ. FT. PIECES LBS. LBS. PER PER PER PER PERPIECE CUBE CUBE PIECE CUBE

Straight Scallop2” x 6” x 24” 2.00 320 160 22 3,520

Red, White linear ft. linear ft.

Curved Scallop2” x 6” x 24” 2.00 288 110 23 2,530

Red, White linear ft. linear ft.

Patio Block 2”x 8” x 16”

Red, Natural 0.88 253 288 16 4,608

16" Garden Tile2 3/8” x 16” x 16”

Red, Natural, Harvest Blend 1.72 107 60 50 3,000

16" Square Brickface Garden Tile2 3/8” x 16” x 16”

Red, Natural 1.72 107 60 50 3,000

16" Round Garden Tile2 3/8” x 16”

Red, Natural n/a n/a 60 40 2,400

Belgian BlockRegular: 5” x 5” x 9”

Pink, Gray n/a n/a 140 22 3,080

Jumbo: 5” x 5” x 9”

Pink, Gray n/a n/a 100 30 3,000

DevonStone® Garden Tile15” x 18” x 1 5/8” (approx.)

Bluestone, Green Slate,

Brownstone n/a n/a 44 28 1,288

DevonStone® Abby Brick Garden Tile18” x 18” x 1 5/8”

Red Flash, Brown Flash 0.4 99 44 34 1,535


Specifications

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AVERART� & Engraved PaversP

PAVERART�

Imagine. Create. Beautify.

From sidewalk to streetscape, PAVERART is

the creative solution that will transform

your paver project into a work of art.

Visit your local EP Henry Hardscaping

Center for a complete catalog of paver kit

options along with custom design services

for your residential, commercial or

municipal project.

EP HENRY ENGRAVED PAVERSEP Henry has assisted in the development of many Engraved Paver programs,helping a variety of groups raise funds for their improvement projects.

SEALED

One of our four unique streetscape designs for the seaside town of Wildwood, created by PAVERART out of EP Henry Brick Stone Pavers

Above: Woodbury Firemens Memorial

Left: Engraved Pavers at Kutztown University (Sealed) refer to page 45 for sealer information

Harvest Blend Old Towne Cobble with PAVERART sunburst; Harvest Blend Coventry Wall

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Interlocking concrete pavements are installed suc-cessfully by professionals and do-it-yourselfersalike. While not overly difficult for the do-it-your-selfer, the job is hard work, primarily because thematerials are heavy. You will probably have to rentsome tools that the average homeowner does nothave. If you take your time and pay close attentionto the base preparation, you will be pleased with theresults. These instructions are designed to be abasic guide. Detailed instructions can be obtainedfrom EP Henry or your local independent EP Henry Hardscaping Center.

MATERIALS NEEDEDStone Base: Should be 3/4” modified stone, alsoknown as 2A, or 3/4” quarry blend. A 1” depth ofcompacted base weighs approximately 1,000 lbs.per 100 sq. ft. Always add 5% - 10% for edges andmiscellaneous areas.Bedding Sand: Coarse concrete sand is recommended. At a depth of 1”, this weighsapproximately 1000 lbs. per 100 sq. ft. Figure anextra 5% for jointing sand.Pavers: Are typically sold by the square foot.Calculate the square footage needed for your projectand add 5% -10% for overage, cuts, waste, etc.Edge Restraint: All exposed edges must berestrained (see p. 44 ).Separation Fabric/Geotextiles: Recommended forall installations and critical where clay type soils arepresent. This will help maintain the integrity of thebase (see p. 44).

TOOLS:

LAYOUT & PREPARATIONMeasure the area you intend to pave. Determinesquare footage (length x width = square feet) adding5-10% for cuts and extra pavers that might be need-ed later. Measure the lineal feet of all edges not upagainst a permanent structure, such as a house,etc., to determine the amount of edge restraint need-ed. Draw a plan on a piece of paper showing allimportant dimensions. Take this plan to your EPHenry Hardscaping Center so they can help youdetermine the proper amount of materials needed to

complete your project. Mark the outline of your proj-ect with stakes every 4 - 6 feet and at each corner.These stakes should be 8” outside of the plannededge of the finished pavement.

EXCAVATIONNOTE: Before digging, always call your local utilitycompanies to locate any underground lines.

In general terms, a minimum of 4” of compactedaggregate base is recommended for patios andwalkways, and 8” for residential driveways wherefreeze/thaw conditions exist. Add 3” for the depth ofthe bedding sand and the paver thickness to deter-mine the total depth to excavate. Excavation shouldbe 6” wider than the finished pavement's dimen-sions on sides where edge restraint is to be used.

Slope and grade are important to ensure properrunoff. It is best to plan at least a 1/4” per foot drop,but try not to exceed 1/2” per foot.

BASE PREPARATIONAs with any building project, the finished pavementwill only be as good as the construction of the base.For this reason, this is the most important part of theinstallation process.

First, run your plate compactor over the excavatedarea, making sure that soil does not get stuck to thebottom of the plate tamper. Each pass should over-lap the previous one by about 4”. Compactionshould be performed in one direction (North-South)then a second time at a right angle (East-West) tothe first compaction. It is suggested that a separa-tion fabric, such as Mirafi 500X, be laid down overthe compacted subgrade. Now spread your stone

base material out evenly in a 2” layer. If the materi-al is dry and dusty, use a garden hose to evenlymoisten it down. This helps make the gravel easierto rake and faster to compact. Starting around theouter perimeter, use the plate compactor to packtogether the base, again overlapping each passabout 4” and working towards the center. You shouldmake at least two complete passes for each layer.Repeat this process for each subsequent layer ofbase material until the final thickness is achieved.

When finished with the base it should be verysmooth and flat and reflect the final grade of yourpavers. If you were to put a straight edge flat on thesurface, there should be no more than a 1/4” gap atany point along the straight edge.

SAND SETTING BEDNOTE: It is important to keep your sand dry. Alwayskeep your sand covered in case of rain. It is sug-gested that you only screed sand for areas whereyou will be laying pavers that same day. Do notattempt to level any area or surface irregularitieswith the sand. This will result in an uneven surfaceand unwanted settling. Lay the screed guides (1”outside diameter electrical conduit, strips of wood orother suitable rigid material) on top of the compact-ed base material 4’ - 6’ apart and parallel.

• 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 com-

pactor• Wire cutters (for cutting

bands on pavers)• 1” diameter sand screed

guides (galvanized steel orPVC)

PAVER

COMPACTEDAGGREGATEBASE

10� SPIKE

EDGE RESTRAINT

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

TOP SOIL

SEPARATION FABRIC (MIRAFI® 500X)

SAND SETTING BED

InterlockingConcrete PaverInstallation

Above:Typical Installation Cross Section

CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concreteproducts may result in the release of respirable crystalline quartz. Prolonged exposure to repirablecrystalline quartz may cause delayed (chronic) lunginjury (silicosis). The use of a NIOS-Approved respira-tor and tight fitting goggles is recommended whensawing or grinding operations are in progress.

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Evenly distribute a quantity of bedding sand between theguides and drag the 6 - 8 ft. 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 over the guidesto create a smooth, even layer of sand, striking off anyexcess. When the pavers are set on the sand and com-pacted, the 1” of sand will compress to 1/2” to 5/8” thick-ness. Do not walk on or work from your screeded sand.Fill voids left by the screed guides with sand and trowelthem smooth as you are laying the pavers.

LAYING THE PAVERSNOTE: All projects must start at a perfect 90-degreeangle. Use the 3 - 4 - 5 triangle method to establish this.For an even mix of pavers, draw from several cubes at atime when installing them.

Starting from a permanent edge such as a house, drive-way, or even a piece of rigid PVC edge restraint, lay yourfirst paver starting from either side. As you start layingpavers, work from right to left, then left to right, and soon, one row of pavers at a time. Set the pavers lightlyonto the sand; never press or hammer them in. Every 4feet or so, run a string across the front of the laying edgeto maintain straight lines. If you are doing the project over acouple of days, cover the entire area with plastic overnight ifrain is expected.

CUTTING THE PAVERSMark any stones to be cut with a wax crayon and useeither a diamond blade wet saw (recommended), a paversplitter or a hammer and chisel. Try to keep cut piecesalong the edges to a size at least that of one half paver.Always wear safety glasses.

INSTALLATION OF EDGE RESTRAINTRestrain all edges that are not up against a permanentstructure with an appropriate product. Any restraint materi-al should rest entirely on the compacted aggregate base.

SEAT THE INSTALLED PAVERS IN THE BEDDING SANDSweep the pavers clean prior to compacting. Cut a lengthof Mirafi 500X or similar fabric to be used as a mediumbetween the tamper and the pavers. Start tamping aroundthe perimeter and working inward keeping the fabricbetween the tamper and the pavers. Make at least twopasses over the pavers, overlapping each pass 2- 4 inch-es. Make the second pass at a 90 degree angle to thefirst. This step will level the pavers and compact them intothe bedding sand, filling the joints with sand from below.

FINISH FILLING JOINTS WITH SANDSpread joint sand over pavers. Use a stiff bristle streetbroom and sweep back and forth over the entire paver sur-face until all joints are filled to the top with sand. Sweep offall excess sand. Again, use Mirafi 500X or similar mediumbetween the tamper and the pavers. Start tamping aroundthe perimeter and working inward keeping the fabricbetween the tamper and the pavers. Make at least twopasses over the pavers, overlapping each pass 2-4 inch-es. Make the second pass at a 90 degree angle to thefirst. This final step will force the sand into the joints of thepavers creating an interlocking pavement. After compact-ing the pavers, sweep with sand again if needed.

BULLNOSE PAVERS INSTALLATIONBullnose Pavers are typically used as stair treads, wall cap-ping, and pool coping. The two recomend- ed options forinstallation are: glued down with a high strength flexibleconcrete adhesive, or mortar-ed-in-place using standardmasonry procedures.

MORTARED-IN-PLACE INSTALLATIONLay out the Bullnose Pavers in the area where they are to be installed, leaving a 3/8” gap for the mortarbetween the pavers. Bullnose Pavers are traditionallyinstalled with a 1/2”- 1” overhang. Remove the paversand place an appropriate thickness of mortar on thematerial to which they are being affixed. Carefully returnthe pavers to their appropriate places and press into themortar. Fill joints between the Bullnose Pavers with mor-tar.

NOTE: Be careful not to get any mortar on the paver sur-face as it is very difficult to remove.

INSTALLATION USING HIGH STRENGTHFLEXIBLE CONCRETE ADHESIVELay out the Bullnose Pavers in the area where they are tobe installed, abutting one to another. Bullnose Pavers aretraditionally installed with a 1/2”- 1” overhang. Followingthe directions of the adhesive manufacturer, remove thepavers and run two continuous beads of adhesive on the

material to which they are being affixed, one towards thefront of the Bullnose Paver and one towards the rear. Carefully return the pavers to their appropriateplace and press into the adhesive, being careful not to get any on the paver surface.

NOTE: Check adhesive manufacturer’s instructions for han-dling, clean-up and cure time.

CONGRATULATIONS!Sit back and enjoy the compliments from friends andneighbors alike.

A well-designed and durable project can depend on you taking alittle extra time and making the right decisions to get the best possi-ble results. Many EP Henry Hardscaping Centers offer do-it-your-self seminars and instructional videos. Contact your localHardscaping Center for more information and for EP HenryAuthorized Hardscaping Contractor referrals, or visit us on the webat www.ephenry.com.

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 and Coventry® IV - are most susceptible todamage from plate compactors. These pavers have highand low points molded into the surface, preventing theequipment from riding flat and subjecting the high pointsto potential scuffs. However, even smooth, flat surfacescan be damaged with improper usage or the existence ofdebris on the plate.

EP Henry recommends that you ALWAYS protect profiledtop pavers prior to tamping by placing a medium betweenthe plate compactor and the pavers. Recommended prod-ucts include:• Mirafi 500X (BEST) • Thin carpeting • Rubber Mat• Cardboard • Luan plywood

For more information, please contact Your Authorized EP Henry Hardscaping Center or EP Henry CustomerService at 800-44-HENRY.

Above: Harvest Blend Coventry® Stone I

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. DONOT USE STONE DUST OR SCREENINGS for the settingbed. These materials do not drain water and become softover time. Pavers will not seat properly in them whencompacted. This will prevent interlock.

Stone dust or screenings are acceptable for the paverjoints in the residential pedestrian applications only butshould be avoided whenever sealers and joint sand stabilizers are going to be used.

For the best results in all applications, ICPI recommendsmason�s sand to fill the joints. This sand is finer than con-crete sand. It is the type of sand used to make mortar formasonry wall construction. Polymeric sands for the jointsare also acceptable as long as they are comparable tomason�s sand in particle size.

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Formulas

! RUNNING BOND Any combination ofsizes, same direction

! RANDOM 60% 6x9, 40% 6x6 ! RANDOM WITH SLIVERS

55% 6x9, 35% 6x6, 100% Slivers! MODIFIED HERRINGBONE

60% 6x9, 40% 6x6! 900 HERRINGBONE 100% 6X9! 450 HERRINGBONE 100% 6X9

! STACKED BOND 100% 6X6 or 6X9or both together, ration by customer

! “I” 70% 6x9, 30% 6x6! CIRCLE One circle pallet = 8�7� in

diameter circle*! FANS One circle pallet = 4-5 fans

COVENTRY STONE II! RUNNING BOND 100% Coventry

Stone II (4 sizes in cube)

COVENTRY STONE III! RUNNING BOND 100% Coventry

Stone III (3 sizes in cube)! RANDOM 100% Coventry Stone III (3

sizes in cube)

COVENTRY STONE 1V! RUNNING BOND 100% Coventry

Stone IV! 900 HERRINGBONE 100% Coventry

Stone IV! 450 HERRINGBONE 100% Coventry

Stone IV! LARGE COVENTRY CIRCLE

One circle pallet = 8�7� in diameter circle*

Running Bond

Modified Herringbone Random

Basketweave

Random with Slivers

900 Herringbone

Stacked Bond 450 Herringbone

COVENTRY STONE 1 & OLD TOWNE COBBLE

ypical PatternsT

* To calculate the area of a circle... R2 x 3.14

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Circles Diamond Run

Fans

Pin Wheel

Grand Parquet

Venetian Parquet Checkers

Sidewinder Or Create Your Own (12x12 and 8x8)

FormulasVILLAGE SQUARE!RUNNING BOND 100% 6x6, 8x8

or 12x12 !STACKED BOND 100% 6x6, 8x8

or 12x12

SYMETRY! DIAMOND RUN 100% !VENETIAN PARQUET 83% Symetry,

17% Symetry Squares!GRAND PARQUET 66.2% Symetry,

33.8% Symetry Squares

6X12 HALF VILLAGE SQUARE!RUNNING BOND 100% 6x12 HVS! 450 HERRINGBONE 100% 6x12 HVS! BASKETWEAVE 100% 6x12 HVS!PINWHEEL 81% 6x12 HVS, 19%

6x6 VS!CHECKERS 25% 12x12 VS, 50% 6x12

HVS, 25% 6x6 VS!SIDEWINDER 69% 6x12 HVS, 31%

6x6 VS

BRICK STONE & COVENTRY BRICKSTONE, HISTORIC BRICKSTONE!RUNNING BOND 100% ! 900 HERRINGBONE 100%! 450 HERRINGBONE 100%! BASKETWEAVE 100%! STACKED BOND 100%


ypical PatternsTSoldier Course Soldier/Double Sailor

Sailor Course

Double Soldier Course

Double Sailor Running Bond

Soldier/Sailor Combo Or Create Your Own Border

Zig Zag Or Create Your Own Border

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COURSE 1 - 3.5"

COURSE 3

COURSE 2

COURSE 10 - 60.7"

9.9"

16.2"

COURSE 4 - 22.6"

COURSE 5 - 28.9"

COURSE 6 - 35.3"

COURSE 7 - 41.6"

COURSE 8 - 48.0"

COURSE 9 - 54.3"

Old Towne Cobble�

& Coventry Stone I Circles

Pavers

RECTANGULARSTONE

78 mm3-1/16"

6-1/

4"15

8 m

m

CIRCLESTARTERSTONE

SMALLCIRCLESTONE

LARGECIRCLESTONE

LARGERECTANGULAR

STONE

193 mm7-5/8"

78 mm3-1/16" 118 mm

4-5/8"130.5 mm

5-3/16"

SMALL

6-1/

4"15

8 m

m

ircle PatternsC

NOTE: No extension kit is available for this pattern.Use standard square or rectangular pavers to extend this circle.


Techni-Seal Polymeric SandsTechni-Seal offers two high quality polymeric sandproducts for pavement joints. Both resist erosionof joints, inhibit weed growth and resist insect pen-etration. They are available in 2 colors: Tan andGranite 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 betterin colder weather.

EP Henry PolySandEP Henry PolySand is a unique mix of sand andpolymers which bond together to fill jointsbetween the pavers for optimal stability.

Benefits of EP Henry PolySand include resistance to weed growth, insect penetration and erosion ofjoint sand.

Both products also offer the following 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 JointSand Stabilizer

An organic sand binder that seals the sand swept

into the joints of interlocking concrete paver instal-

lations, 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.

Sand Stabilizers

EP Henry sells Snap Edge and PaveEdge paver edgerestraint products. The purpose of these productsis to restrain the pavers laterally. Without a properedge restraint system the pavers are prone to shift-ing. Both products:

� 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 andPaveEdge. For patios and walkways, place a spikeapproximately every 2�, except at sharp curves orcorners where more concentration is required.For residential and light commercial vehicular appli-cations, place a spike every 1�, except at sharpcurves or corners where more concentration isrequired. Use one spike on each side at cornersand one in each hole on curves until the curve iscomplete. NOTE: See diagram of typical installa-tion on page 38.

Mirafi® 500X geotextile fabric is recommended foruse with all paver installations. Its primary purpose

is to keep the base material from working its wayinto the soil underneath, thus reducing the possibili-ty of settling.

The material should be flat over the excavated area,with as few wrinkles as possible, and turned up onthe sides to cover the sides of the stone base mate-rial. It will also prevent migration of the beddingsand into cracks, joints and weep holes in or next tothe pavement.

This product, which costs only pennies per squarefoot, is an inexpensive insurance policy for your pave-ment. NOTE: See diagram of typical installation onpage 38.

Paver Bond Powerseal® Adhesive an easy to apply, quick curing,flexible high strength adhesive for paving stones, retaining walls and other hard surface applications.

BasicBOND, ideal for non-critical areas such asretaining wall caps and ornamental paver veneers.

SuperWET, superior freeze-thaw performanceand high strength make it great for areas subjectedto heavy loads such as stair treads and pool coping;can be applied to damp or saturated surface sogreat in all weather.

Techni-Seal Concrete Adhesives perfectlyresist 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 walk-ways.

�The Green Solution�Protect your EP HenryHardscaping investment withthis environmentally benignde-icer.Advantages include:� time release formula stays

on surface longer� non-tracking� anti-corrosive agents reduce damage to vehicles

and metals� fast acting

IMPORTANT NOTE:De-icing salts can be particularly damaging to wallcaps used in stair treads, raised patio edging andother applications in which they are adjacent towalking areas where de-icing would be required.EP Henry accepts no liability for damage caused bysalt or other chemical de-icers.

Paver Edge Restraint

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EFFLORESCENCE Efflorescence is a whitish powder-like deposit, common on concrete and masonry products, that normally will disap-

pear 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�.

Environmelt

Adhesives

Separation Fabric

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EP Henry offers a complete line of cleaners fromTechni-Seal to maintain the beauty of your pavers.

Efflorescence Cleaner for PaversSpecially formulated to dissolve efflorescence andremove ground in dirt, this cleaner contains nohydrochloric (muriatic) acid, ensures even cleaningand allows Protective Sealant to better penetratethe pavers.

Rust Remover for PaversTechni-Seal Rust Remover eliminates rust stainson concrete pavers. It effectively dissolves stainscaused by rusted metal, steel streaks, fertilizergranules, etc. It contains no hydrochloric (muriat-ic) acid and won't discolor your EP Henry Pavers.

Paint,Tar and Rubber Remover for PaversTechni-Seal Paint,Tar and Rubber Remover effec-tively dissolves tough to remove sealants, paint, taror bitumen, rubber and chewing gum on pavers.

Sealing is recommended to preserve the originalbeauty of EP Henry Pavers and to resist stains.EP Henry is pleased to carry The Techni-Seal Lineof high performance sealers, offering severaloptions for protecting and maintaining the beautyof your EP Henry Pavers. Dirts, stains and efflo-rescence must be treated with the appropriateTechni-Seal cleaning product prior to sealing.

Techni-Seal WLProtective Sealants for Pavers WL 1 contains a high percentage of solids and isdesigned for pavers that have never been sealed. It

enhances color, gives your EP Henry Pavers a wetlook without being slippery, protect against oil anddirt stains, resist calcium and make surfaces easierto clean.

Techni-Seal WL EnviroProtective Sealant for PaversWL Enviro is an Environmentally Friendly waterbased sealer that contains an optimal amount ofsolids to enhance color, give your EP Henry Paversa sheen without being slippery, protect against oiland dirt stains, resist calcium and make surfaceseasier to clean. Effective on newly installed paversor surfaces previously sealed with water basedproducts.

Techni-Seal EVProtective Sealant for Pavers EV is an Environmentally Friendly water basedsealer made up of acrylic and urethane which preserves the natural look of your EP HenryPavers. EV also contains a minimal amount of sol-vent and may darken the pavement surface. Itreduces oil and dirt penetration and makes clean-ing easier. Easy to apply, it provides maximumeffectiveness and durability. It will not discolor ormake pavers slippery.

Surebond®

Joint Stabilizing SealerSurebond is an innovativeclear sealer developed topenetrate into the surfacesof pavers, tiles and otherporous type pavements. Bydoing this, it will create abarrier to virtually eliminatethe absorption of water and stains. At the sametime, Surebond will allow moisture and salts to bereleased from the paver subsurface. It stays clearas stains are not readily trapped under the seal aswith other coatings.

As well as providing a stain resisting barrier,Surebond is durable and resistant to the corro-sive actions of acids, alkalines, pool chemicals, saltspray, food and drink spills.

Surebond not only seals the surface, it also sealsthe sand joint by actually bonding the sand in place. This amazing innovation means that sandjoints will not be easily washed away through hos

ing, rain or wind as is normally the case. Byretaining a durable sand joint, your pavers will maintain their interlocking ability which is intregalto the stability of a paving installation. Retentionof joint sand on driveways and roadways is espe-cially important.

The benefits of Surebond not only include appear-ance but protection from costly repairs.

Surebond dries crystal clear, enhancing the natural appearance and color of pavers. It won�tfade or yellow under UV, and is incredibly tough,durable, and chemical and abrasion resistant.

FAQ�sQ: How long do I need to wait before I clean

and seal my pavers?A: As a rule of thumb we suggest waiting 3-6months. This allows any efflorescence to comeout and weather away naturally. If you have a lotof rainfall in the spring, 3 months should suffice. Ifyour installation was done in June and we have adry summer, you should probably wait at least 6months. The real test is a visual inspection of thepavers: if efflorescence is not that heavy or notice-able you can proceed to clean and seal.

Q: What does it cost to clean and seal myproject?

A: Depending on the amount of stains you haveand the sealer you choose, the average cost wouldbe less than $1.00 per square foot if you do ityourself.

Q: How do I choose a Sealer?A: Your choice of sealer depends on the lookyou wish to achieve. All sealers will inhibit stainpenetrations; some will provide a high sheen orgloss while others will only enhance the color andprovide little to no sheen.

Q: What tools do I need?A: For most residential jobs you will need a fivegallon bucket, tape measure, magic marker, stiffhandle nylon brush, roller and pan, garden hoseand nozzle, protective eyewear, respirator andneoprene gloves.

Step 1: Clean and prepare area Step 2: Apply Sealer Step 3: Sealer in this photo is uncured and stillwet. The sealer will dry to a dull finish.

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Cleaning Products

Cleaned Pavers Pavers with Efflorescence

Shine dayor 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 LightsStrong 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 Installation1. Draft a lay-out of your project. Identify the loca-

tion 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.

These installation instructions are intended to

describe the general procedure for installing land-

scape lighting. To ensure proper safety, please refer

to the manufacturer's instructions accompanying any

lighting system you select for more specific installa-

tion guidelines.

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aver FAQ�sWhy do EP Henry Pavers make the ideal pavement?

Our pavers are the ideal product for freeze/thaw environ-

ments. Proper installation of the product results in a pave-

ment that is rigid, yet flexible. The joints between pavers

allow the walkway, driveway, patio, etc. to move without

cracking. In addition, they can be "unzipped" to allow for

repairs or access to utilities. Unlike asphalt, pavers are vir-

tually maintenance-free. By definition, concrete pavers have

a minimum compressive strength of 8,000 psi (about 3

times stronger than regular poured concrete) and a maxi-

mum water absorption rate of 5%.

Why are they called interlocking concrete pavers?

It is the system that makes them interlocking concrete

pavers, not necessarily the shape. When installed properly,

the combination of the pavers, bedding sand, edge restraint

and joint sand causes them to interlock, allowing them to

work as a unified, flexible pavement.

Does the color go all the way through the paver?

Most EP Henry Pavers (other than Coventry® and Bull-

nose) are manufactured with the Durafacing� process

which concentrates an extra dosage of cement and

pigment on the wear layer. You'll never wear through this

layer over the lifetime of the installation. Our non-

Durafaced pavers have pigment throughout.

How do I determine how much modified stone base material and sand I'll need?

As a rule of thumb, use a minimum of 3�-5� of base mate-

rial for walkways, 6�-8� for patios, and 8�-12� for drive-

ways. The sand setting bed should be 1� thick. One ton of

modified stone or sand will cover 100 square feet at 2�

thick. Using a 10' x 10' (100 square feet) patio as an exam-

ple, you would need 1/2 ton of sand for the setting bed (1�

thick) and 3 tons of modified stone for the base (6� thick).

You'll need some additional sand (about 5%) or two bags of

EP Henry PolySand for the joints between the pavers.

Someone recommended that I use a fabric under my installation.When and where is it used?

EP Henry recommends a separation fabric (e.g., Mirafi® �s

500X) under all paver installations. The fabric is laid on top

of the compacted soil in the excavated area and keeps the

aggregate base material from working its way into the soil

subgrade. This is especially important where the soil con-

tains a lot of clay. At a cost of pennies per square foot, the

separation fabric provides an insurance policy against base

failure.

Can EP Henry Pavers be used formy driveway?

Absolutely! For residential driveways, 8�to 12�of compactedbase material is recommended. A standard 2-3/8�thick pavercan be used for light vehicular (cars and pickup trucks) appli-cations. A herringbone pattern is most suitable in these situ-ations.

Tell me about the sand setting bed�

The material for the bedding layer should be coarse con-

crete sand. Do not use stone dust or screenings; they do

not allow the pavers to "seat" properly and do not allow

for drainage. The sand should be an even 1� thick layer.

Do not compact the sand setting bed. Do not mix port-

land cement into the sand used for the setting bed or the

joints between pavers. It defeats the flexibility of the system,

and it cannot be cleaned off the surface of the pavers.

How do pavers compare withpatterned or stamped concrete?

Patterned concrete pavements are merely slabs of concrete

that are embossed with a pattern.Therefore, they are prone

to the same problems with freeze/thaw cycles, namely crack-

ing and spalling. We guarantee that EP Henry Pavers won't

crack or spall; you cannot obtain a similar guarantee for

stamped concrete. Stamped concrete requires expansion

joints every 10 feet or so, which are very distracting in some

patterns. Also, unlike EP Henry Pavers, patterned concrete

pavements don't allow access to underground utilities or the

ability to make repairs. At virtually the same price per

square foot installed, EP Henry Pavers are clearly a superior

choice.

What are the advantages of sealing my pavers?

Sealers offer three advantages: they help resist stains,

enhance the color, and bind the sand in the joints to make

it difficult for weeds to germinate. Sealers, however, are

topical products and must be reapplied regularly (generally

every 3-5 years). Only water-based sealers can be used in

NJ and NYC.

Will weeds grow between my pavers?

Weeds and grass result from seeds or spores blowing into,

and lodging in, the joint sand. This can be minimized by

adding SandLOCK to your sand or by sealing the pavers or

mixing a pre-emergent granular weed killer into the joint

sand. If weeds do appear, a spot vegetation killer (such as

Round-Up�) can be used and will not damage the pavers.

What can I do if my pavers are stained or damaged?

One of the advantages of pavers is that individual units can

be removed and replaced in these situations. Remove the

sand around the paver and then use two flat head screw-

drivers to lift the paver out. Rocking the paver gently in a

back-and-forth motion will facilitate removal.

What can you tell me about snow removal and my pavers?

Pavers can be plowed and shoveled just like asphalt or

concrete pavements. In fact, the chamfered edges and joints

around the pavers promote melting of snow and ice. A plow

with a rubber edge is recommended. Do not use sharp

objects to chop ice as they can damage the pavers. Both

sodium chloride (rock salt) and calcium chloride will remove

snow and ice but can harm the pavers (and any concrete

surface for that matter). Environmelt is an effective and

safe de-icer for your paving stone installation.

I have an existing concrete walkway that's in pretty good shape. Can I lay pavers over it?

While not the preferred method, pavers can be laid on top

of existing concrete walkways. Two issues must be

addressed. First, the grade will be raised by about 3�

(the thickness of the pavers plus the bedding sand). This is

particularly critical if any doorways are involved. Second, if

the existing concrete slab should raise or drop with

freeze/thaw conditions, then the pavers will do the same.

How can I remove moss or mold from my pavers?

Try Clorox diluted in water (10 parts water to one part

Clorox). Be careful not to get it on other plant material.

Keep in mind that there is nothing that will keep it from

growing back if it�s in a shady, damp area. For a more perma-

nent solution, you will need to correct the moisture and

shade problems that are encouraging the moss or mold.

How about using EP Henry Paverson my pool deck?

Not only do EP Henry Pavers make an attractive pool

deck, but they also provide a slip-resistant walking surface.

Pavers actually are better than poured concrete around

pools from the standpoint that the joints will take on

moisture and leave the pavement cooler under foot. Like all

products that are used outdoors, lighter colors will tend to

stay cooler as they reflect the sunlight. Furthermore, our

Bullnose Pavers make a nice pool coping. Make sure the

base material around the pool is well compacted before

installing pavers. Safety covers can also be installed over

pavers with the use of special anchors.

What is the whitish deposit I see on some paver installations?

You are probably referring to efflorescence, a natural and

common occurrence in concrete and brick products.

Efflorescence is the result of salts in the materials used in

production migrating to the surface of the pavers. This is

not a defect or harmful to the pavers and will usually

weather away with time. If you don�t want to wait for it to

weather away, Techni-Seal offers an excellent cleaning

product to remove it (see page 45). Once the pavers are

cleaned it is recommended that they be sealed.

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all SystemsW� EP Henry Wall Systems...for the discerning homeowner and business owner.�

Pewter Blend 6� DDouble SSided Coventry Wall

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*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.

Cubing Information3" PALLET: 5 LENGTHS

PIECES PIECES PER -

SF PER CUBE 50

PIECES PER CUBE* 250

LBS PER PIECE -

LBS PER CUBE 4,326

3" PALLET: 16" LONG UNITS

PIECES PER SF 3.0

SF PER CUBE 50

PIECES PER CUBE 150

LBS PER PIECE 31

LBS PER CUBE 4,650

3" CORNER

PIECES PER SF 3.4

SF PER CUBE 43.75

PIECES PER CUBE 150

LBS PER PIECE 27

LBS PER CUBE 4,050

PALLET: 5 LENGTHS

PIECES PER SF -

SF PER CUBE 50

PIECES PER CUBE* 125

LBS PER PIECE -

LBS PER CUBE 4,092

6" PALLET: 16" LONG UNITS

PIECES PER SF 1.50

SF PER CUBE 50

PIECES PER CUBE 75

LBS PER PIECE 58

LBS PER CUBE 4,350

6" CORNER

PIECES PER SF 1.71

SF PER CUBE 43.75

PIECES PER CUBE 75

LBS PER PIECE 51

LBS PER CUBE 3,825

Above: Harvest Blend 3� and 6� ComboCoventry Wall (single-sided)

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EP Henry Wall Systems aremade from natural materials.Variations in shade can be ex-pected. Because photo-graphic reproductions cannot precisely convey the feel and color of the actual product, we urge youto visit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

� Pin calculator:(# of non-cap courses) -(one) x (lineal feet of wall)

� Minimum inside radius =48� (from back of block)

Maximum unreinforced,height for non-battered wallsis 24� and for walls with abatter, maximum unrein-forced height is 36� underideal conditions. Geogrid isrequired above these heights.

Above 48�, EP Henry recom-mends that you consult aprofessional engineer.

Cubing Information

Formulas/Notes

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14�

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PIECES PER SF 3.00

SF PER CUBE 32

PIECES PER CUBE 96

LBS PER PIECE 45

LBS PER CUBE 4,320

UNIVERSAL CAP

PIECES PER SF 3.00

SF PER CUBE 32

PIECES PER CUBE 96

LBS PER PIECE 44

LBS PER CUBE 4,224

Universal Cap

Above: Dakota Blend 3� and 6� Combo Coventry Wall and 3� and 6� column

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Cubing Information3 1/2" PALLET: 6" & 12"Lengths

SF PER CUBE 35

LBS PER CUBE 3,600

3 1/2" PALLET: ALL 18" LONG UNIT

SF PER CUBE 42

LBS PER CUBE 4,176

7" PALLET: 6" & 12" Lengths

SF PER CUBE 35

LBS PER CUBE 3,600

7" PALLET: ALL 18" LONG UNITS

SF PER CUBE 42

LBS PER CUBE 4,176

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SF PER CUBE 35

LBS PER CUBE 2,800

3 1/2�

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3 1/2�

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NOTE: Refer to theconstruction diagramon page 79 for repeat-ing block pattern andgeogrid placement.

Double Faced Corner

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3" PALLET: 5 LENGTHS

PIECES PER SF -

SF PER CUBE 40

PIECES PER CUBE -

LBS PER PIECE -

LBS PER CUBE 4,320

6" PALLET: 5 LENGTHS

PIECES PER SF -

SF PER CUBE 40

PIECES PER CUBE -

LBS PER PIECE -

LBS PER CUBE 4,320

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PIECES PER SF 3.0

SF PER CUBE 40

PIECES PER CUBE 96

LBS PER PIECE 44

LBS PER CUBE 4,224

CORNERS 3"

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SF PER CUBE 32

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� Pin calculator: (# of non-cap courses) - (one) x(lineal feet of wall)

� Minimum inside radius =42" (from back of block)

� Maximum height forDouble Sided CoventryWall in freestandingapplications withoutengineering assistance is33" height including cap.Seek a professionalengineer where a tallerwall may be required.

Formulas/Notes

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Above: Harvest Blend 3� Double Sided Coventry WallTop: Dakota Blend 3� & 6� Combo DoubleSided Coventry Wall and 6� Column

EP Henry Wall Systemsare made from naturalmaterials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannot precisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

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� 3 pieces = 1 s.f. of wall face� Minimum inside radius - 22� (from back of block)� Maximum wall height = 20� (5 courses) under ideal conditions

This product is designed for planter and garden wall applications only.

Formulas/NotesCubing InformationTAPEREDPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 40PIECES PER CUBE 120LBS PER PIECE 27LBS PER CUBE 3,240

RECTANGULARPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 40PIECES PER CUBE 120LBS PER PIECE 29LBS PER CUBE 3,480

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Harvest Blend

Autumn Blend

Dakota Blend

EP Henry Wall Systems are made from naturalmaterials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannot precisely convey the feeland color of the actualproduct, we urge you tovisit one of our manyAuthorized EP HenryHardscaping Distributor(See pages 97 & 98).

Color Selections

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� 3 pieces = 1 s.f. 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.


FormulasCubing InformationTAPEREDPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 40PIECES PER CUBE 120LBS PER PIECE 27LBS PER CUBE 3,240

RECTANGULARPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 40PIECES PER CUBE 120LBS PER PIECE 29LBS PER CUBE 3,480

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Above: Pewter Blend Terrace Wall

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Formulas/Notes� 1.5 pieces = 1 sf of wall face� Minimum inside radius = 22� (from back

of block)� Maximum unreinforced wall height = 36�

under ideal conditions.

Cubing InformationSTRETCHERPIECES PER SF 1.5SF PER CUBE 48PIECES PER CUBE 72LBS PER PIECE 52LBS PER CUBE 3,744

CORNERPIECES PER SF 1.5SF PER CUBE 72PIECES PER CUBE 108LBS PER PIECE 49LBS PER CUBE 5,292

3” RECTANGULAR CAPPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 32PIECES PER CUBE 96LBS PER PIECE 46LBS PER CUBE 4,416

UNIVERSAL CAPPIECES PER SF 3.0 SF PER CUBE 32PIECES PER CUBE 96LBS PER PIECE 44LBS PER CUBE 4,224

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(5 courses) under ideal conditions. Geogrid mustbe used in walls above 40�.

� Above 48�, EP Henry recommends that youconsult a professional engineer.

Color Selections

Cubing InformationSTRETCHER PIECES PER SF 1.0SF PER CUBE 48PIECES PER CUBE 48LBS PER PIECE 90LBS PER CUBE 4,224


4�� VERTICA CAPPIECES PER SF 2.0SF PER CUBE 36PIECES PER CUBE 72LBS PER PIECE 64LBS PER CUBE 4,608

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commercial and

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wall projects. The

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70 batter and

incorporates a rear

lip technology for

rapid and easy

installation.

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Color Selections

Cubing Information Formula/NotesSTRETCHER PIECES PER SF 1.0SF PER CUBE 48PIECES PER CUBE 48LBS PER PIECE 80LBS PER CUBE 3,840


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Color Selections

EP Henry Wall Systemsare made from natural materials. Variations inshade can be expected.Because photographicreproductions cannot pre-cisely convey the feel andcolor of the actual product,we urge you to visit one ofour many Authorized EP Henry HardscapingDistributor (See pages 97 & 98).

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StoneWall SELECT NatureWall Clip

StoneWall SELECT Standard Clip

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� 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�.� Minimum inside radius = 55� (from back of block)

� Above 48�, EP Henry recommends that you consult a professional engineer.� Two connectors/block needed (except under cap)� Call for availability of corner caps.� 3� Universal Cap can be used with this product

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4� Rectangular CapCubing InformationSTRETCHERPIECES PER SF 1.0SF PER CUBE 48PIECES PER CUBE 48LBS PER PIECE 85LBS PER CUBE 4,080

BEVEL FACE SPLITPIECES PER SF 1.0SF PER CUBE 48PIECES PER CUBE 48LBS PER PIECE 85LBS PER CUBE 4,080


4�� RECTANGULAR CAPPIECES PER SF 2.0SF PER CUBE 36PIECES PER CUBE 72LBS PER PIECE 68LBS PER CUBE 4,080

3�� UNIVERSAL CAPPIECES PER SF 3.0SF PER CUBE 32PIECES PER CUBE 96LBS PER PIECE 44LBS PER CUBE 4,224

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Sleeve-It is an engineered fence post foundationsystem used behind segmental retaining walls.Advantages of this new and innovative solutioninclude:

� The product is designed specifically to integratewith the wall design, construction sequence, andto meet building code requirements.

� By using Sleeve-It, the landowner regains threefeet of real estate previously used as a �BufferZone� between the fence and wall face, andeliminates maintenance and safety concernsbehind the wall.

� By placing Sleeve-It in the drainage stone directlybehind the block, the installer can backfill andcompact behind the wall without obstructions.

� Sleeve-It prevents fence contractors from damag-ing geogrid layers and affecting the integrity of thewall.

Chelsea Pier Caps for StandardCoventry® Wall & Terrace Wall�

ColumnsA pre-cast concrete unit designed to provide an architectural cap for Standard Coventry® Walland Terrace Wall� columns.

Product is designed with a trough on the bottom to enable the unit to fit over the top of the column making for easy and secure installations.

� The product is available with either a "full pyramid" or "semi-pyramid" top.� The semi-pyramid cap has a flat surface with a knock-out for mounting and wiring a light fixture.� The available colors will blend with any EP Henry retaining wall block color.

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW: The unit is installed over a finished column using a high gradeconcrete adhesive to bond the cap to the column.Adhesive should be applied around the perime-ter of the column where the block comes in contact with the cap.The cap unit should be installedlevel side-to side and front-to-back.The shape of the top of the unit will provide for waterdrainage.The "knock-out" for electrical wiring should be removed if needed with a drill prior toinstallation of the cap.

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Coventry® WallTOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, hammer,tape measure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer, chisel orsplitter for splitting block.

STEP 1: Calculate Wall Materials NeededCoventry Wall is sold by the square foot. Determine thesquare footage of wall block needed by multiplying thewall's length by its height (don't forget that you'll need tobury a portion of the wall-see Step 2). Both the 3" highand 6" high pallets contain 50 square feet of wall block.Due to Coventry Wall's modular height, both heights canbe combined within the same wall. To calculate the num-ber of pins needed, subtract one from the number of non-cap courses and multiply that result by the total lineal feetof wall. For example, for a 20-foot-long wall, five courseshigh plus a cap, you would need (5-1) x 20 = 80 pins. Tocalculate the number of caps needed, divide the total linealfeet of wall by 1.33 (20-foot-long wall = (20 ÷ 1.33) = 15caps) for the 16" long rectangular cap.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig a trench 16" wide and 6"-10" below grade, dependingon the overall wall height. As a rule of thumb, you willbury a minimum of 6" of block or 10% of the total heightof the wall, whichever is greater.. Make sure the soil at thebottom of the trench is well compacted to prevent set-tling. Add a level, 6" thick layer of compacted 3/4" modi-fied stone as a footing. Tip: Add a 1/2"-3/4" layer of sandor stone screenings on top of the footing to make the basecourse easier to level.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseInstall the first layer of Coventry Wall by placing the units,narrowest slot (1/2" wide) on the top of the block andtowards the back, on the prepared base. For a batteredwall (where each course sets back), level the units with acarpenter's level from front to back and side to side. Fornon-battered walls, level the units from side to side but tiltthe bottom block slightly back so that the entire wall,when constructed, leans slightly towards the soil beingretained.* Check for straightness by using a string line ontop of the block using the slot as a guide. Each pallet ofCoventry Wall comes with five different length stones; usea combination of sizes.

Tip: Pallets of 16" long units are available in both heightsand the 6" units are ideal for the base course.

*NOTE: Structurally, battered walls are superior to non-battered walls.

STEP 4: Insert the PinsInsert one pin, as shown, in each block except the 4" longunit. Adhesive should be used to hold the 4" units in place.The 16" units may require the use of two pins. Note thatpin placement for battered walls is different than that fornon-battered walls (see diagram far right).

STEP 5: Backfill the WallBackfill 6"-12" behind each layer of Coventry Wall withwell draining granular fill (i.e., 3/4" clean stone). All soilbehind the wall must be compacted. Use only lightweightmechanical compaction equipment within 3' of the back ofthe units. Tip: Consider using a landscape fabric directlybehind the wall block to prevent fine soil particles fromwashing through to the front.

STEP 6: Installing Additional CoursesPlace the next and additional courses of Coventry Wall in astaggered or half bond fashion, randomly using all sizes.Avoid having a vertical line span more than two layers ofblock. 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 buildingcombination walls that use both the 3" & 6" high units, theratio depends on your personal taste. Typically a combina-tion wall will be 66% three-inch units and 34% six-inchunits. Special note on 3"-6" combination walls with a set-back: when laying 2 courses of 3" block, it is importantthat you only batter one of them; this will help keep theset-back in line with your 6" courses. Under normal con-ditions, maximum unreinforced height for Coventry Wall is24" for non-battered walls and 36" for walls built with aset-back, under ideal conditions.

STEP 7: Cap the WallAttach the wall cap blocks with a high strength, flexibleconcrete adhesive. A overhang of 1" in the front looksbest. Some cutting may be necessary; consult your EPHenry Hardscaping Center for cutting equipment sugges-tions. For 90º corners, 12"x3"x8" caps with the rockfaceon the front and one end are also available.

Additional TipsBuilding 90º CornersSpecial 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 ofthe wall and work out. Alternate the long dimension ofcorner units to maintain a running bond pattern. Use a

high strength flexible adhesive to bond the corner blocktogether as there are no slots for pins. Also, any single bat-tered wall with a 90º corner on each end requires cuttingthe corner units to accommodate the wall batter as thewall rises to maintain the running bond pattern.

StepsThe installation of steps requires careful layout and plan-ning. It is critical that the base be properly installed; seeStep 2 for details. A minimum of 6" of modified stone baseis required under all risers. Check local constructioncodes for minimum riser height and tread depth. Use thewall blocks to create the riser and the 12" x 3" x 16" orUniversal Caps for the tread. Bullnose pavers may also beused for the tread.

When constructing steps, bury a block behind the visibleriser. In other words, each step should be at least twoblocks deep. This will give the tread (cap) more stability byallowing the front block of the upper step to bear on theback block of the lower step. Use a high strength concreteadhesive to attach the treads to the risers

NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guidelinefor walls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or sur-charges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additional instal-lation requirements.

CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete productsmay result in the release of respirable crystalline quartz.Prolonged exposure to respirable crystalline quartz may causedelayed (chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of a NIOSH -Approved respirator and tight fitting goggles is recommendedwhen sawing or grinding operations are in progress.

For walls without a set-back,insert pin as shown above.

BATTER NO BATTERFor walls with a set-back,insert pin as shown above.

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TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, hammer,tape measure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer, chisel orsplitter for splitting block.

STEP 1: Calculate Wall Materials NeededCoventry Wall Plus is sold by the square foot. Determinethe square footage of wall block needed by multiplying thewall's length by its height (don't forget that you'll need tobury a portion of the wall-see Step 2).

Calculate the number of 7" stretchers (Pallet I) needed forthe base course first. Since Coventry Wall Plus is designedto be installed following basic repeatable patterns (6 ft inlength and 21" in height or 10.5 SF), simply calculate theremaining square footage needed and order pallets followinga 1:1: ½: ½ ratio.

Example: a 66 ft. long 42" high wall (231 SF) will require7" below grade, for a total wall height of 4'1" (271 SF).

7" stretchers below grade: 66 ÷1.5 ft = 44 pcs or 1 cubeof 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 nominally3 per SF. The example above would require about 812Coventry Wall Plus pins.

To calculate the number of caps needed, divide the totallineal feet of wall by 1.33 (66-foot-long wall = (66 ÷ 1.33) =50 - 16" long rectangular caps.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig a trench 24" wide and a minimum of 13" below gradedepending on the overall height of the wall. As a rule ofthumb, you will bury 10% of the wall height or a minimumof 7", whichever is greater. Make sure the soil at the bottomof the trench is well compacted to prevent settling. Add alevel, 6" thick layer of compacted 3/4" modified stone as afooting. Tip: Add a 1/2" layer of sand or stone screeningson top of the footing to make the base course easier to level.

STEP 3:

Install the Base CourseInstall the first layer of Coventry Wall Plus by placing the 7"x 18" units, narrowest slot (1/2" wide) on the top of theblock and towards the front and the hand hold cores to theback, on the prepared base. Level the units with a carpen-ter's level from front to back and side to side. Check forstraightness by using a string line on the back of the block.

STEP 4: Insert the PinsInsert one pin, as shown, in each 6" and 12" long unit. The18" units will requires the use of two pins. Note that pinplacement for battered walls require the flag to pointtowards the rear of the block (see diagram far right). Pointthe flag towards the front for a near vertical batter. Any unitthat does not receive 2 pins should have adhesive addedbetween the blocks for additional strength.

STEP 5: Backfill the WallPlace 12 inches (minimum) of drainage aggregate between,and directly behind the wall units. Fill voids in retaining wallunits with drainage aggregate. Provide a drainage zonebehind the wall units to within 12 inches of the final grade.Drainage zone should include sloped drainage pipe to pro-vide gravity flow to the exposed areas. Expose the drainagepipe through the face of the wall (50 ft. maximum intervals),and/or to an appropriate location away from the wall sys-tem. All soil behind the wall must be well compacted. Useonly lightweight mechanical compaction equipment within 3'of the back of the units.

STEP 6: Installing Additional CoursesPlace the next and additional courses of Coventry Wall in astaggered or half bond fashion, following the 3 course basicrepeating panel. Avoid having a vertical line span more thantwo layers of block. Insert pins in each course as you buildthe wall, making sure that every pin is oriented the sameway. Backfill each course as the wall is being built. Typicallya wall following the basic panel will be 30% 3½" units and70% 7" units. Under ideal conditions, maximum unreinforcedheight for Coventry Wall Plus is 35" plus cap.

STEP 7: Cap the WallAttach the wall cap blocks with a high strength, flexible con-crete 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 TipsBuilding 90º CornersTo build 90º corners, begin construction at the corner of thewall and work out. Use 7" high corner units when possible.If needed, the 3 1/2" high 18" stretchers are field splittablefor corners. Alternate he long dimension of corner units tomaintain a running bond pattern. Use a high strength flexi-ble adhesive to bond the corner block together. Also, anybattered wall with a 90º corner on each end requires cuttingsome to accommodate the wall batter as the wall rises tomaintain the running bond pattern. Always use whole cor-ner pieces, making necessary cuts on the adjacent stretch-er units for optimum structural integrity.

StepsThe installation of steps requires careful layout and planning.It is critical that the base be properly installed; see Step 2 fordetails. A minimum of 6" of modified stone base is requiredunder all risers. Check local construction codes for minimumriser height and tread depth. Use the 7" H units to createthe riser and the 12" D x 3"H x 16"W Universal Caps forthe tread. Bullnose pavers may also be used for the tread.

When constructing steps, bury one foundation block beloweach riser block. In other words, each step should be atleast two blocks deep, one exposed and one buried. Thiswill give the tread (cap) more stability by allowing the frontblock of the upper step to bear on the back block of thelower step. Use a high strength concrete adhesive to attachthe treads to the risers.


General Guidelines� Double Sided Coventry Wall comes in 2 shapes: rectan-

gular units for straight walls and tapered units for radiuswalls. These units are sold separately.

� Maximum height for Double Sided Coventry Wall in free-standing applications without engineering assistance is 33"(exposed height including cap). Seek a qualified profes-sional engineer where a taller wall may be required.

� Curves in the wall, corners, and piers will all help withthe stability of your Double Sided Coventry Wall.

� Both pins and adhesive are required for proper installa-tion of a Double Sided Coventry Wall.

� Seat walls are typically 18"- 24" high, parapet walls aretypically 30" - 33" high.

STEP 1: Calculate Material NeededDouble Sided Coventry Wall is sold by the square foot.Determine the total square feet of wall needed by multi-plying the length times the height (don't forget the blockthat will be below grade). Both the 3" high pallet and 6"high pallet contain 40 square feet of wall block. Due toCoventry Wall's modularity, both heights can be combinedwithin 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 neededExample: 20-foot long wall 20 (feet) ÷1.25 = 16 Universal Caps needed

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NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guideline forwalls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or sur-charges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additional installationrequirements and an engineer's review.

CAUTION: Dry sawing or grinding of concrete products mayresult in the release of respirable crystalline quartz. Prolongedexposure to respirable crystalline quartz may cause delayed(chronic) lung injury (silicosis). The use of a NIOSH - Approvedrespirator and tight fitting goggles is recommended when sawingor grinding operations are in progress.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig a trench at least 24" wide (make sure it's wide enoughto accommodate your plate compactor), and 5-10" belowgrade. Trench should be a minimum of 12" deep enough tobury the first course (6") plus (6") for the footer. Add 6"(minimum) for the depth of the footer material. Make surethe 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 com-pactor.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseInstall the first layer of Double Sided Coventry Wall byplacing the units, narrowest slot (1/2"wide) on the top,on the prepared base. Depending on the radius you aretrying to achieve you may need to turn a block upsidedown to ease installation. Screenings or coarse concretesand may be used as a leveling agent, but should notexceed 1" in depth. It is recommended that 6" units beused for the first course to help insure the wall's stability.Level the units from front to back and side-to-side using adead blow hammer and level.

Double Sided Coventry Wall blocks come in five differentsizes. Use 6" x 16" for setting the first course. Align thebase course to a string line to assure a straight wall whereapplicable.

STEP 4: Installing Additional CoursesPlace the next and additional courses of Coventry Wall insuch a fashion that each block bridges two units below in arunning bond pattern, wherever possible. Avoid having a ver-tical line span more than two layers, or 6" of block. Layadditional courses starting at the corner and workingtoward the center.

Insert pins in each course as you build the wall, mak-ing sure that the flag of every pin is oriented towardthe wider part of the block.

Marry the angles of the blocks to avoid gaps and to keep thecontinuity of the rock face on both sides of the wall. Thetightest radius possible using all sized units is 42 inches. Byusing more of the smaller block and less of the larger unitsyou can achieve a tighter radius.

Run a bead of high strength, flexible concrete adhesive oneither side of the slot about 1-2" from both of the faces ofthe block.

STEP 5: Building 90° CornersDouble sided corners are available in both 3" and 6" highunits 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 cornerstogether as there are no slots for pins.

After splitting the corner, take a piece of block and rake theface of the fresh split to create the tumbled look.

Start by laying the corner unit first and work your basecourse away from the corner unit. After installing and level-ing your base course, start the second course again at thecorner. No pins will be used in the corner; use high strength,flexible concrete adhesive only. When building a cornermake sure that the corner unit overlaps two blocks beneath.

STEP 6: Cap the WallAfter installing your last course of wall block, attach theUniversal Coventry Wall Caps with a high strength, flexibleconcrete adhesive. The cap units should be installed follow-ing the contour of the wall and with a ¾" - 1" overhang onboth sides. Universal Coventry Wall 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 con-

form to the radius. Some cutting may be necessary.


STEP 1: Calculate Wall Materials NeededDetermine the square footage of wall by multiplying lengthx height. Multiply the result by 3 to determine the numberof Coventry Garden Wall units necessary to complete theproject. See the wall calculator below.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig a trench 16� wide and 8� below grade. Bury onecourse below grade. Add 4� for the depth of the basematerial. Make sure the soil is well compacted to preventsettling. Add a level, compacted 4� layer of 3/4� modifiedstone as a footing.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseUse rectangular Coventry Garden Wall units for straightwalls and tapered units for curved walls. For straight wallsyou may use tapered units underneath the top course asthe �V� gaps will not be visible. Position Coventry GardenWall side by side on the prepared base. Level the unitsfrom front to back and side to side with a dead blow ham-mer and level. Use a string line along the back of the blockto verify straightness.

STEP 4: Backfill the UnitsBackfill 6� - 12� behind each layer of Coventry Garden Wall

with 1/2�-3/4� clean stone.

STEP 5: Installing Additional CoursesPlace 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

is 20�, or 5 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:Building 90º Corners

STEP 1: Create a Corner BlockUsing a chisel or splitter, remove 3�- 4� from the end of arectangular unit. This end should have the same rough�rockface� as the front.

STEP 2: Overlap the Corners To Create A BondUsing corner pieces you have created, overlap the units to

build your corner.

Note: Shortening block to create corners will cause yourwall to go off bond. Make sure that seams between blockson adjacent courses do not line up and that each blockspans two below.

Creating CirclesThe minimum radius for the top course of CoventryGarden Wall is 22� (measured from the back of the block).Add 1� per course of block below the top layer to com-pensate for the setback. For example, with 4 layers ofblock, the radius at the bottom would be 25�.

Building Walls With Both Straight & Curved SectionsIt's easy to build beautiful Coventry Garden Walls combin-ing both curved and straight sections of wall. Since the lay-ers below the top course won't be visible, you may use alltapered blocks.

Due to its 8� depth, Coventry Garden Wall does notaccommodate creating steps as readily as some of our wallsystems.

NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guidelinefor walls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or sur-charges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additional instal-lation requirements.

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5� 10� 15� 20� 25� 30�

4� (1 course) 5 10 15 21 26 318� (2 courses) 10 21 31 41 51 6212� (3 courses) 15 31 46 62 77 9216� (4 courses) 21 41 62 82 103 12320� (5 courses) 26 51 77 103 128 154

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 Weight: Approx. 27 lbs.

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hammer, tape measure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer,

chisel or splitter for splitting block.

STEP 1: Calculate Wall Materials NeededDetermine 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.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig 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.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseUse 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.

STEP 4: Backfill the UnitsBackfill 6�-12� behind each layer of English Garden Wall with

1/2� -3/4� clean stone.

STEP 5: Installing Additional CoursesPlace 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:

Building 90º CornersSTEP 1: Create a Corner BlockUsing 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 BondUsing corner pieces you have created, overlap the units to

build your corner. You may have to chip off a portion of the

lip.

Note: Shortening block to create corners will cause yourwall to go off bond. Make sure that seams between blockson adjacent courses do not line up and that each blockspans two below.

Creating CirclesThe minimum radius for the top course of English GardenWall is 22� (measured from the back of the block). Add 1�per course of block below the top layer to compensate forthe setback. For example, with 4 layers of block, the radiusat the bottom would be 25�.

Building Walls With Both Straight & CurvedSectionsIt's easy to build beautiful walls combining both curved andstraight sections of wall. Since the layers below the topcourse won't be visible, you may use all tapered blocks.

Due to their 8� depth, English Garden Wall does notaccommodate creating steps as readily as some of our wallsystems.

TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, wooden

stakes, dead blow hammer and chisel or splitter for split-

ting block.

STEP 1: Calculate Materials Needed

Refer to Wall Calculator on next page.

STEP 2: Prepare the FootingDig a 24� wide trench. The height of your finished wall willdetermine the depth to excavate. As a rule of thumb, youwill bury 1� of block for every course of exposed wallheight. Add 6� for the depth of the base material. Makesure the soil is well compacted to prevent settling. Add 6�of compacted 3/4� modified stone as a footing.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseInstall the first layer of Terrace Wall by placing the units, lipside down, on the prepared base (remove the lip with a

hammer to make leveling easier). Level the units fromfront to back and side to side using a dead blow hammerand level. Use a string line along the back of the block toverify straightness.

STEP 4: Backfill the UnitsBackfill at least 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.

STEP 5: Installing Additional CoursesPlace the next and additional courses of Terrace Wall in sucha fashion that each block bridges two units below in a run-ning bond pattern. Pull the units forward so that the liprests against the back edge of the course underneath (yourwall will step back 7/8� for every layer). Backfill eachcourse as the wall is being built and fill the block coreswith 3/4� clean stone.

STEP 6: Cap the WallCut caps with a diamond blade saw to fit, as needed.Attach the wall cap block with a high strength, flexible con-crete adhesive.

Additional Tips:Building 90° Corners

8�x6�x16� units with a finished end are available for 90°

corners.

Constructing Curved or Serpentine WallsThe tapered shape of Terrace Wall makes it easy to create curved walls without any additional work.

Constructing StepsAttractive steps, in either straight or scalloped designs, areeasy to build with Terrace Wall units. The block units themselves are used for the risers with the cap block or anoth-er material, such as Bullnose Pavers, used for the tread.

Refer to pgs. 67 to 69 for Wall Installation Details.

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NOTE: These instructions are meant as a general guidelinefor walls under ideal conditions, and assuming no slopes or surcharges. Site-specific conditions may warrant additionalinstallation requirements.


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Before you begin, call your local utilities companies tocheck your yard for buried electrical lines, cables, etc. Thisstep is essential for your safety and is required by law. Thisservice is free in most areas. Contact EP Henry for the toll-free utility notification number, should you need assistance.

Also, check with your local municipality to see if you'llneed a construction permit and/or a fence behind yoursegmental retaining wall.

TOOLS: Shovel, wheelbarrow, level, string line, tape meas-ure, wooden stakes, dead blow hammer, plate compactor,and saw, chisel or splitter for cutting block.

STEP 1: Calculate Materials NeededOne block equals one square foot of wall face area. Each4" thick cap is 18" in length so divide the linear length ofthe wall by 1.5 to determine the # cap units.

Mesa and StoneWall Select each require 2 clips/connectorsper unit except for the course below the cap. Diamond Proand Vertica do not require clips or connectors.

STEP 2: Layout the Project and Prepare theFooting (Leveling Pad)Begin your project by staking out the layout of the wall youare going to build. Using a shovel or a skid loader, excavate a24" wide trench centered along this line. Make the trench aminimum of 14" deep, enough to bury the first course ofblock (8") plus 6" for the footer. Ensure that a minimum of 8"or 10% of the total wall height (which ever is greater) will bebelow grade. Compact the soil in the bottom of the trenchwith a mechanical plate compactor before installing the footermaterial. The footing material should be ¾" minus with fines(2A modified stone), compacted to 95% standard proctordensity before proceeding to step #3. Remember: Constructthe wall level, NOT following the grade.

STEP 3: Install the Base CourseSpreading a thin layer of concrete sand over your base willmake it easier to level your first course of block. Ensurethat the base course is level. Level the unit side-to-sideand from front-to-back using a dead blow hammer andlevel. Use a string line along the back of the block to verifystraightness.

Mesa® Lay the unit so that the slots are face up.StoneWall® Select� Lay the unit so that the clip grooveis face up.Diamond Pro� Remove the rear lip of each base courseunit and level.Vertica Lay the unit so that the center locator lug is face up.

STEP 4: Next Course ConstructionMESA: Place two connectors into the receiving slots onthe top of each Mesa unit. The teeth of the Mesa connec-tor must penetrate the Tensar Geogrid apertures on courses that require geogrid. The transverse bar should besnug against the connector teeth before final seating of theconnector. Seat the connector by lightly tapping it with ahammer. Flags on top of the Mesa connector must be oriented in the proper direction for a "battered" or "nearvertical" wall as per the project requirements. Placement of the connector with flags forward pointing toward the faceof the wall will render a near vertical wall batter while flagspointed away from the wall face will provide a 5/8" setback.

StoneWall SELECT: Place two interlocking clips ontothe back of each unit. The sides of the clips indicate the upand front direction to create the 3/4" setback.

Diamond Pro: No connectors/clips are needed. Pulleach block forward as far as possible to engage the rear lipand ensure the correct 1" setback.

Vertica: No connectors/clips are needed. Pull eachblock forward as far as possible to ensure the correct 1/2"setback.

Clean any debris off the top of the units. Place the next andadditional courses in such a fashion that each unit bridgestwo units below in a running bond pattern.

STEP 5: Backfill and CompactAfter 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 aminimum of 12". Fill the cores and surrounding voids withthe 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 along-side if possible.

Compact the area behind the wall drainage stone with aplate compactor . Use suitable compaction equipmentappropriate for your soil type and lift thickness. Compactno more than 8" -4" of soil at a time.

STEP 6: ReinforcementWhere applicable, install geogrid to the specified length(block surface should be clean and free of debris and backfillshould be level with the top of the wall block). Make surethat the strength direction of the grid is perpendicular tothe wall. Install the interlocking clips or connectors after thegeogrid is in position. Place additional geogrid lengths asrequired by the engineer's plans. Place the front edge of thegeogrid 1" from the face of the block.Always pull the rein-forcement taut and pin or stake the grid so it lies completelyflat with back edge in place. Remember: Use only Tensar®

geogrid with the Mesa Wall System.

STEP 7: Cap the WallCut caps with a diamond blade saw to fit, as needed. Attachthe wall cap block with a high strength, flexible concreteadhesive.

NOTE: These instructions are meant as general guidelinesfor walls less than 40" (5 courses). Walls higher than 40"generally require geogrid reinforcement to stabilize the soilbehind the wall. Site-specific conditions may warrant addi-tional installation requirements. EP Henry recommendsyou consult a professional engineer for all walls over 48".

Maximum unreinforced wall height is 36� (6 courses). Standard Unit Size: 12�d x 6�h x 16�w Weight: Approx. 52 lbs. Cap Unit Size: 12�d x 3�h x 16�w Weight:Approx. 52 lbs. Corner: 8�d x 6�h x 16�w Weight: Approx. 49 lbs. Universal Cap: 11 5/8�d x 3 �h x 14� or 16�w Weight: Approx. 41 lbs.

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Geogrid Reinforcement for Retaining WallsA 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 rein-

forced soil mass.

For applications requiring geogrids, EP Henry recom-

mends 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 con-

nect the block, drainage stone, and retained soil.

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 com-

paction 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.

How much geogrid is necessary? Many factors come into play when determining how

many layers of geogrid are necessary, their position-

ing, and length. Soil type, wall height and location,

and any surcharges all contribute to these calcula-

tions. 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 Hardscaping Center.

Mesa Wall with Tensar geogrid

Coventry® Wall with Mirafi 3XT geogrid

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Retaining Wall LightsYour 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®.

General InstallationSURFACE 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 con-

nect 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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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.

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 volt-

age wire to the trans former following the manu-

facturers instructions.

6. Plug the transformer into the GFI.

NOTE: See complete Retaining Wall Light installation

instructions on our web site.

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What type of footing is required for EP Henry Wall Systems?

A compacted stone base is required for all segmental

retaining walls. This varies in thickness from a minimum

of 4� for our Garden Walls to a minimum of 6� for our

larger wall systems. Generally, the higher the wall, the

thicker the base. You do not have to dig down below the

frost line.

How tall can I build my segmental retaining wall?

Height limitations without geogrid for all of our retaining

wall products are listed within the catalog on the corre-

sponding product pages. Designed and installed properly,

segmental retaining walls can be built in excess of fifty

feet high!

What is geogrid?Similar in concept to a "dead man" used in the construc-

tion of railroad tie walls, geogrid stabilizes the soil mass

behind the retaining wall and ties the wall face to the

earth being retained. Typically made of polyester or

HDPE, geogrids - such as Mirafi 3XT - are open-celled,

directional fabrics that are placed between the layers of

block at different intervals. Geogrids are then laid out

perpendicular to the wall face in the compacted soil

behind the wall. The height of the wall being construct-

ed, the soil properties, and any pressure on the wall (e.g.,

slopes, structures, paved areas) all affect the length and

placement of the geogrid. Additional information is avail-

able from EP Henry or a professional engineer.

What do I use to backfill my wall?

The first 6�-12� behind the wall should be backfilled with

3/4� clean stone to help relieve any hydrostatic pressure

that might build up. The area directly behind the stone

should be compacted soil. Use the same stone to fill the

cores of TerraceWall� and StoneWall SELECT.

I need steps in my retaining wall. What can I do?

All EP Henry Retaining Wall products can be used to

build steps. The wall units are used for the riser and the

caps for the treads (Bullnose Pavers can also be used for

treads). Make sure you pay attention to local codes that

dictate the minimum step height, tread depth and hand rail

requirements.

Should I use a corrugated plastic pipe (drain tile) behind my wall to drain water away?

Due to their mortarless construction, segmental retaining

walls will naturally "weep" to relieve any hydrostatic pres-

sure that builds up behind the wall.

As a rule of thumb, however, it's a good idea to use a

drain tile directly behind the wall units at grade level for

all wall applications.

How do I make 90º corners with EP Henry Segmental Wall Systems?

Corner blocks with the rockface on two sides are avail-

able for the TerraceWall�, Mesa® Wall, Coventry® Wall

and StoneWall® SELECT� systems. They are used for

either left- or right-hand corners and are set in place with

concrete adhesive. Corner blocks can be made in the field

for English GardenWall� and Nursery Stone� by knock-

ing off one side with either a hammer and chisel or splitter.

Can I make a curved wall with EP Henry Wall Systems?

One of the many advantages over a railroad tie wall is

that walls, with either inside or outside curves, can be

built with all EP Henry Wall Systems. Blocks with tapered

sides are used for outside curves, and inside curves can

be created by placing the front corners together and gap-

ping the units in the back.

What do I use to adhere the caps on my retaining wall?

Use a high strength, flexible concrete adhesive, such as

Paver Bond, to affix your wall cap.

What if I want to build a freestanding wall?

No problem! EP Henry developed Double Sided

Coventry® Wall to increase your creative options for

walls that are functional and look great. Available in two

heights and five lengths - like our original Coventry Wall

system - it�s perfect for wing walls, knee walls, sitting

areas and more.

When should I involve an engineer in the design of my wall?

We recommend the use of a professional engineer on

projects with taller walls (above 4�) or with unusual site

conditions (steep slopes, parking lot or structure behind

the wall). Local building codes may also necessitate the

use of a professional engineer for walls above a certain

height. Check with the local code officials before starting

construction.

We can provide design charts and tables with generalized

engineering solutions for some of our retaining wall sys-

tems. Each situation is unique, however, and specific evalua-

tion will provide the most accurate solution.

What are tiered walls and how do I plan for them?

Tiered walls are two or more walls placed in a multi-level

arrangement. The second wall should be located behind

the first wall at a distance of at least twice the height of

the first wall under ideal soil conditions (e.g. if the front

wall is 3� high, the second wall should be at least 6�

behind it).

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EP Henry has been the driving force behind contractor training and support in the Middle Atlantic region for years. In fact over one third of all ICPI Certified Contractors in the United States have graduatedfrom the EP Henry program. In order to maximize this trained andinspired workforce, we have created specific divisions to help commer-cial developers get the most out of EP Henry products and services.Whether they are installing 20,000 square feet of Village Square Pavers at Princeton University or constructing a large wall at LankenauHospital, EP Henry's Commercial Hardscaping, Retaining Wall andArchitectural Masonry divisions can help create a beautiful commercial installation.

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Whether creating outdoor

living space or punching up your

property�s curb appeal, EP Henry

Hardscaping Products provide

beautiful solutions that last and last.

efore & AfterB

This year EP Henry and 6ABC Television in

Philadelphia selected one lucky homeowner

to win a Free Patio Makeover. Each home-

owner submitted a letter why they should

be selected to win an EP Henry patio. As

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EP Henry products lend themselves to Unique Applications like fire-pits,

outdoor kitchens, gateways, unique walls and naturescapes. Contact

your local EP Henry Hardscaping Distributors (See pages 97 & 98)

for more information about these Unique Applications using EP Henry

Hardscaping products.

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Philadelphia Flower ShowEP Henry Products are at home in many different applications including residential,

universities, golf courses, shopping centers and at the prestigious Philadelphia Flower

Show. As the exclusive "Hardscaping Supplier" for the annual Philadelphia Flower Show,

EP Henry provides Hardscaping products to over 20 exhibitors and countless

contractors who work hand in hand with exhibitors.

The 2005 feature exhibit� Backyard Beautiful� was awarded the Governor's Trophy

and an award from the Garden Club Federation of Pennsylvania. It featured a spa

underneath an ornate pavilion, central patio area with lushly planted gardens and a

seating area complete with an outdoor fireplace. In addition to the DevonStone used

in the main patio area, Coventry Walls and Pavers and the new BishopStone masonry

veneer were featured.

For more information on attending the 2006 Philadelphia Flower Show,

March 5th - 12th, 2006, go to www.theflowershow.com.


While much of our product is installed by

independent EP Henry Hardscaping

Contractors, many people choose to do-it-

themselves. Your local authorized EP Henry

Hardscaping Distributor has everything you

need to successfully complete your project.

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MAHTS

As word of the beauty, quality and

durability of EP Henry Pavers and Wall

Systems spreads, the use of our products

continues to increase at a rapid rate. In

order to meet the demands of the growing

market for EP Henry Hardscaping Products,

we believe it is crucial that a trained profes-

sional workforce exist to design and install

them. To this end, EP Henry developed, and

produces annually, the Middle Atlantic

Hardscaping Trade Show� (MAHTS), the

largest industry specific tradeshow in

North America.

A week-long event held each February -

when contractors are most available to

attend - MAHTS features both classroom

and hands-on arena setting instruction con-

ducted by industry experts from various

parts of the country and Canada. Our goal

is not only to teach and promote the high-

est industry standards for installation of

walls and pavements, but also to equip the

contractor with the necessary skills to run

a professional and successful business.

Because we understand the value of our

contractors' and design professionals' time,

MAHTS features the latest technology,

products and services available to the

Hardscaping industry. Thus in one concen-

trated time period, they can improve their

skills while making important

business contacts and purchases.

Last year over 4,000 contractors

and design professionals attended

MAHTS, where over 250 compa-

nies exhibited their products and

services. Our second year in

Atlantic City promises to be bigger

and better, with 300 booth spaces

and 4,500 expected attendees.

EP Henry's pledge to you is not simply to

provide the best product but to ensure the

best finished project. So, we've taken our

commitment to the highest quality in prod-

uct and service one step further with our

EP Henry Authorized Hardscaping

Contractor� (EPHAHC) Program. For

the best service and quality, visit

www.ephenry.com and click-on

�Find-A-Contractor�.

Go to the next page, or visit

www.ephenry.com, for more information

and to access our Find-A-Contractor

program.

EP Henry's Commitmentto You, Our Customer,by Growing a QualifiedProfessional Workforce

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ontractor ServicesC

The ConServ� Division of EP Henry is a support team for all EP Henry

contractors.This division consists of highly trained and experienced

professionals who provide technical information to contractors before

the start of a job or will assist construction to get the job done �

minimizing headaches and maximizing your bottom line. Additionally,

the ConServ� Division produces our annual Middle Atlantic

Hardscaping� Trade Show (MAHTS) in

Atlantic City, NJ and provides contractors

with training seminars at this venue

and through out the year to

enhance their skills.

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Most of us have at one time or another hadan experience with a contractor who lackedthe proper qualifications for the work beingperformed. EP Henry seeks to eliminatethis problem within our industry by trainingand then promoting to the public thosecontractors who exhibit the ability to deliv-er a quality end product.

To help you find a qualified and trust-worthy professional to install your EP Henry Hardscaping Products, we've cre-ated the exclusive EP Henry AuthorizedHardscaping Contractor (EPHAHC)Program. Contractors in this program havepassed EP Henry's standards of construction, professionalism and customerservice including:� Certification by the Interlocking Concrete

Pavement Institute (ICPI). The ICPI, therecognized industry authority in NorthAmerica, sets the technical training stan-dards for Hardscaping contractors.Contractors with this certification havetaken a 2-day course and passed an exam

on the fundamentals of interlocking paverconstruction.

� Their commitment to installing our prod-ucts in accordance with EP Henry's andthe ICPI's guidelines.

� A minimum of two years experienceinstalling Hardscaping products.

� Inspection of several of their installationsby ConServ�, our Contractor Servicesteam.

� Their pledge to provide you, the customer,with a written guarantee on their work-manship for a minimum of 2 years.

� Proof of Workman's Compensation andgeneral liability insurance.

� Their promise to follow up on all inquiriesgenerated from EP Henry�s Find-A-Contractor within 72 hours.

When you visit our website, you can searchour Find-A-Contractor database to identifyinstallers in your area qualified and interest-ed in doing your specific project. You maysimply research contractors, or provideinformation on your planned project to be

contacted by them. To find an EP HenryAuthorized Hardscaping Contractor that isright for your project you have two options:

1. Visit our website: www.ephenry.comand click-on Find-A-Contractor.

2. Contact your local EP HenryHardscaping Center and they will recom-mend one or more EPHAHC's for yourproject(s).

I would just like to tell you that I am presentlycollecting estimates on hardscaping for my home.I went to your website and got the names of locallandscapers and members. I think that theyshould all be commended. Everyone called meback quickly and made appointments for esti-mates. Each gentleman was extremely politeand knowledgeable. You should be very happythat they represent your product. I�m sorry I canonly choose one. Awesome is an understatement.I hope I am equally impressed with the completedproject. I will keep you posted.

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area! Just logon to www.ephenry.com, click on �If you are a

Home Owner�, then click on the �Find-a-Contractor� link l

ocated in the left column of the webpage. Once you are

there, type in your zip code and a list of EP Henry Authorized

Contractors in your area will appear. If you would like to be

more specific in your search, click on the �Advanced Search�

link at the bottom of the page. Also, to help you make an

educated decision please read our important information

at the top of the page before hiring a contractor.

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Your AuthorizedEP Henry HardscapingDistributorStaffed by trained customer service per-sonnel, your EP Henry HardscapingDistributor can walk you, the do-it-yourselfer, through your project fromstart to finish.They can provide youwith ideas, product displays, material cal-culations, how-to videos and installationseminars, and the EP Henry Do-It-Yourselfer Handbook. Many also canshow you how your project would lookusing our Hardscape Imaging software.Along with the EP Henry HardscapingProducts you select, most can provideyou with all of the ancillary materials,accessories and tools needed to com-plete your project, and can also deliverthem to your home.

Not a do-it-yourselfer? Your EP HenryHardscaping Distributor can lead you inthe right direction by recommendingone or more EP Henry AuthorizedHardscaping Contractors - independentcontractors that are not only industry-certified but who have also met theadditional standards set by EP Henry toensure the highest level of performance.We have the region's largest network ofdistributors, with over 100 AuthorizedHardscaping� Distributors ready toserve your needs. Our premium prod-ucts are in high demand so we can beextremely selective when it comes tochoosing our Authorized Hardscaping�Distributors. Since we are so selective,you can be assured our distributorsoffer you the highest level of knowledgeand service whether you plan to do-it-yourself or seek to have your projectprofessionally installed. Go to our"Find-A-Distributor" page to locate aHardscaping� Distributor near you.There you will be dealing with profes-

sional people who make a business ofHardscaping� - not just a sideline.

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bout Our DistributorsA

KENTDover Building Supply, Inc.492 Webbs LaneDover, DE 19904302-697-9515www.dbsupply.us

NEW CASTLEA. H.Angerstrein Inc.315 New Rd.Elsmere, DE 19805 302-996-3500 www.angersteins.com

Leon's Garden World Newark Inc.1115 Elkton Rd.Newark, DE 19711 302-366-0737

Mr. Mulch Delaware Inc.4821 Summit Bridge RoadMiddletown, DE 19709 302-378-1000

SUSSEXParker Block Co. Inc.30243 Millsboro HwyMillsboro, DE 19966 302-934-9237

The Rock Pile Inc.28089 Rock Pile Way Unit IMillsboro, DE 19966 302-934-5102 www.harmonsrockpile.com

ALLEGANYEby's Mulch Yard1270 Alighan Rd.Cumberland, MD 21502 301-722-0043

ANNE ARUNDELStonehenge Gardens1268 Cronson BoulevardCrofton, MD 21114 410-721-7440

Tilden Lawn Nursery1008 West Central Ave.Davidsonville, MD 21035 410-798-4720

BALTIMOREGlyndon Gardens205 Hanover PikeReisterstown, MD 21136 410-833-2791 www.glyndongardens.com

Harting & Sons Building Supplies, Inc.2917 Hammonds Ferry Rd.Lansdowne, MD 21227 410-242-0260

Potomac Valley Brick & Supply9009 Yellow Brick Rd.Baltimore, MD 21237410-682-6700www.pvbrick.com

Wirtz & Daughters Garden Center12140 Pulaski Hwy.Joppa, MD 21085 410-335-0400 www.wirtzanddaughters.com

CECILBay Ace Hardware Inc.910 W. Pulaski HighwayElkton, MD 21921 410-398-1111 www.bayacehardware.com

Bay Ace Hardware Inc.23 W. Main StreetMaryland, MD 21911 410-658-1000 www.bayacehardware.com

CHARLESChaney Enterprises12130 Acton LaneWaldorf, MD 20601 301-932-8102 www.chaney-ent.com

KENTGillespie & Son100 Dixon DriveChestertown, MD 21620 410-778-0900 www.gillespieandson.com

MONTGOMERYPotomac Valley Brick & SupplyCompany15810 Indianola Drive, Ste. 100Rockville, MD 20855 301-309-9600

PRINCE GEORGESErnest Maier Inc.4700 Annapolis Rd.Bladensburg, MD 20710 301-927-8300 www.emcoblock.com

TALBOTEastern Shore Brick Co.8885 Mistletoe DriveEaston, MD 21601 410-820-0101 www.easternshorebrickco.com

Paul T. Ewing, Inc.9353 Ocean GatewayEaston, MD 21601 410-822-3496

WASHINGTONSunny Meadows7437 Sharpsburg PikeBoonsboro, MD 21713 301-432-2327

WICOMICOEastern Shore Brick Co.418 Coles CircleSalisbury, MD 21804 410-749-6611 www.easternshorebrickco.com

ATLANTICAtlantic Masonry Supply, Inc.6422 Black Horse PikeEgg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 609-909-9292

Stoneworld1333 Doughty Rd.Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 609-646-2200

BERGENRamsey Building & Paver Supply575 Island Rd.Ramsey, NJ 07446 201-327-0404 www.thepaverplace.com

BURLINGTONAlenco Fence & Supply Co.167 Rt. 70Medford, NJ 08055 609-654-6060 www.alencofence.com

G.W. Lippincott, Inc.63 Washington StreetMt. Holly, NJ 08060 609-267-1803 www.lippincottsupply.net

Herman's181 Jacobstown-Cookstown Rd.Wrightstown, NJ 08562 609-758-3808 www.hermanstrucking.com

CAMDENChick's Block10 N. Lakeview DriveGibbsboro, NJ 08026 856-783-1786

Hilltop Block & Supply1501 N. Black Horse PikeBlackwood, NJ 08012 856-227-0684 www.hilltopblockandsupply.com

McNaughton's351 Kresson Rd.Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 856-429-6745 www.mcnaughtonsgardens.com

Action Supply Inc.1413 Stage Coach Rd.Seaville, NJ 08230 609-390-0663

Beaver Supply Inc.18 Diamond Rd.Rio Grande, NJ 08242 609-886-2000 www.gobeaversupply.com

CUMBERLANDKennedy Concrete, Inc.1969-83 South Wast Ave.Vineland, NJ 08360 856-692-8650

R&G Landscape Supply496 Landis Ave.Bridgeton, NJ 08302 856-451-0948

R.E. Cummines, Inc.67 Chestnut Ave.Vineland, NJ 08360 856-691-4040 www.recumminesinc.com

ESSEXExtech Industries Inc.61-89 Avenue KNewark, NJ 07105 973-274-3340 www.extechind.com

GLOUCESTERBF Landscape Factory1964 N. Blackhorse PikeWilliamstown, NJ 08094 856-740-1445 www.bflandscape.com

Chick's Block1094 N. Delsea DriveClayton, NJ 08312 856-881-2244

Garoppo Stone & Garden Ctr.1200 Harding Hwy. (Rt. 40)Newfield, NJ 08344 856-697-4444 www.garoppos.com

Rock Products Inc.1675 Crown Point Rd.Thorofare, NJ 08086 856-848-7934

Woodbury Cement Products630 S. Evergreen Ave.Woodbury, NJ 08097 856-845-2652 www.woodburycement.com

HUNTERDONWest Amwell Mason Supply Inc.624 Brunswick Pike (Rt 518)Lambertville, NJ 08530 609-397-3373

MERCERTrenton Block & Hardscape Supply625 Cherry Tree LaneLawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-396-9750

Yardville Supply Co.Church St.Yardville, NJ 08620 609-585-5000 www.yardvillesupply.com

MIDDLESEXAllen & Bubenick475 Stelton Rd.Piscataway, NJ 08854 732-752-3400-800-540-3435

Gray Rock Supply Co., Inc.64 West Railroad Ave.Jamesburg, NJ 08831 732-521-0580 www.grayrocksupply.com

North Brunswick ConstructionMat'ls Inc.795 Ridgewood Ave.N. Brunswick, NJ 08902 732-247-4989

MONMOUTHV & S Landscape Supply950 Rt. 33Freehold, NJ 07728 732-780-8444

MORRISCurley Stone Company228 Route 10Randolph, NJ 07869 973-361-1668

Hoffman's Supply35 E. Mill Rd.Long Valley, NJ 07853 908-876-3111 www.hoffmanssupply.com

OCEANHammett's Garden Center425 Rt. 9Forked River, NJ 08731 609-971-0840

Le-Ed Concrete & Supply1609 Lakewood Rd.Toms River, NJ 08755 732-341-4546

Le-Ed Hardscaping Center294 South Main StreetBarnegat, NJ 08005 609-607-9300

SALEMChick's Block65 N. Greenwich StreetAlloway, NJ 08001 856-935-6101

KINGKings Material303 Johnson Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11206 718-821-7800

RICHMONDKings Material3525 Victory Blvd.Staten Island, NY 10314 718-370-7400

SUFFOLKBissett Nursery Corporation323 Long Island Ave.Holtsville, NY 11742 631-289-3500 www.bissettnursery.com

County Line Mason Supplies, Inc.167 Depot Rd.Huntington Station, NY 11746 631-271-6679 www.countylinemasonsupplies.com

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North Fork Bedrock LLC.265 Cox LaneCutchogue, NY 11935 631-734-5804

Stove & Stone Ltd.3853 Middle Country Rd.Calverton, NY 11933 631-369-2777

ALLEGANYSevic Landscape and Supply4749 Leechburg Rd (Rt 56)New Kensington, PA 15068 724-335-0736

BERKSA. R.Adam & Son4 Industrial DriveHamburg, PA 19526 610-562-8662 www.aradamandson.com

Fleetwood Building Block Inc.240 West Main StreetFleetwood, PA 19522 610-944-8385 www.fleetwoodblock.com

Hollenbach Home CenterRoute 100 & County Line Rd.Boyertown, PA 19512 610-367-2051

Valley Supply, Inc.4338 Pottsville PikeReading, PA 19605 610-939-2393 / 800-539-1922

BLAIRTussey Mtn. Mulch & LandscapeProducts Inc.RD 1 Box 579 BHollidaysburg, PA 16648 814-696-1920

BUCKSEddington Supply Company2734 Bristol PikeBensalem, PA 19020 215-639-0990

Heavener Supply Quakertown26 West Zion Hill Rd.Quakertown, PA 18951 215-536-6380 www.heavenersupply.com

Stone Depot1465 Route 113Perkasie, PA 18944 215-249-0488 www.stonedepot.biz

Trenton Block at Shady Brook Farm931 Stony Hill Rd.Yardley, PA 19067 215-860-8800

Wehrung's Lumber & Home Center7711 Rt. 611Ottsville, PA 18942 610-847-2100 www.wehrungs.com

CARBONForest Inn Masonry Supply Inc.6160 Interchange Rd.Lehighton, PA 18235 610-377-5593 www.forestinnmasonry.com

CENTRECENTRE HAll Mason Supply2440 Earlystown Road - Ste 500Centre Hall, PA 16828 814-364-1688

Kohlhepp's Bald Eagle Valley StoneCenter5960 S. Eagle Valley Rd.Julian, PA 16844 814-692-7877 www.stonecenter.com

CHESTERBrandywine Patio1345 Wilmington Pike (Rt 202)West Chester, PA 19382 610-399-3606

Main Line Concrete & Supply Inc.1001 Root Rd.Downingtown, PA 19335 610-269-5556

CHESTERWoodward Landscape Supply661 Schuylkill Rd. (Rt. 724)Phoenixville, PA 19460 610-983-9810 www.woodwardlandscapesupply.com

CLEARFIELDKohlhepp Stone CenterPO Box 423DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-5200 www.stonecenter.com

COLUMBIARiverview Block Inc.1507 Salem Blvd. (Rt 11)Berwick, PA 18603 570-752-7191

CUMBERLANDBuilders Supply Co.308 S. 18th StreetCamp Hill, PA 17011 717-737-2511 www.buddingco.com

Carlisle Cement Products Inc.510 East North Street Ext.Carlisle, PA 17013 717-243-5323

DAUPHINJ.C. Budding Company850 Herr StreetHarrisburg, PA 17103 717-238-7261 www.buddingco.com

DELAWAREGalantino Supply Co. Inc.725 Old Marple Rd.Springfield, PA 19064 610-544-2586 www.galantino.com

SheminThe Landscape Supply Company5191 Concord RoadAston, PA 19014 610-358-0220 www.sheminnurseries.com

LACKAWANNABrick CityE. Grant St. & Garfield Ave.PO Box 211Olyphant, PA 18447 570-383-2406

LANCASTERPenn Stone190 West Ross StreetLancaster, PA 17603 717-397-5264 www.patiopennstone.com

Sauder's Nursery LLC1210 East Earl Rd.East Earl, PA 17519 717-354-9851

Walter & Jackson18 North Hess St.Quarryville, PA 17566 717-786-2171 www.walterandjackson.com

LEBANONLong Nursery Inc.1347 East Main StreetPalmyra, PA 17078 717-838-2931

LEHIGHAB Natural Stone4337 Hamilton Blvd.Allentown, PA 18103 610-398-7200 www.abnaturalstone.com

LUZERNEWilkes-Barre Clay ProductsCompanyPO Box 1432 - 140 Dilley StreetForty Fort, PA 18704 570-288-1471

LYCOMINGLeonard Block Co.451 Oliver StreetJersey Shore, PA 17740 570-398-3376 www.leonardblock.com

MONTGOMERYAllied Landscape & ContractorSupply, Inc.1752 Limekiln PikeDresher, PA 19025 215-643-9857

C. R. Dampman Masonry Supply560 Seminary StreetPennsburg, PA 18073 215-679-8066/888-304-4328

Heavener Supply, Inc.10 Schoolhouse Rd.Souderton, PA 18964 215-703-0300 www.heavenersupply.com

Norristown Brick741 Forrest Ave.Norristown, PA 19403 610-539-1960 www.norristownbrick.com

SheminThe Landscape Supply Company100 Green Tree RoadOaks, PA 19456 610-666-0595 www.sheminnurseries.com

The March Company200 Limerick Center Rd.Limerick, PA 19468 610-495-0333 www.marchlimerick.com

NORTHAMPTONThe Brick Yard1001 Nor-Bath Blvd. - PO Box 87Northampton, PA 18067 610-261-1100

NORTHUMBERLANDAllen's True Value & Stone Center759 Susquehanna TrailWatsontown, PA 17777 570-538-4142

Central Builders Supply Co.125 Bridge Ave.Sunbury, PA 17801 570-286-6461/800-326-9361

Patterson Block Inc.100 Rt. 901Mt. Carmel, PA 17851 570-339-4570 www.pattersonblockinc.com

PERRYHeller's Home & Hardware Inc.42 Red Hill CourtNewport, PA 17074 717-567-7955

PHILADELPHIACava Building Supply Co.2007 Washington Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19146 215-732-0907 www.cavabuilding.com

Nolen Building Material64 E. Church LanePhiladelphia, PA 19002 215-843-3300

SCHUYLKILLPetritsch Lawns Garden CenterRoute 309Snyder, PA 17960 570-386-2824

Pine Creek Country Gardens1425 Long Run Road, Route 443Friedensburg, PA 17933 570-739-1140 www.pinecreekcountrygardens.com

YORKStandard Concrete Co.700 N. Sherman St.York, PA 17402 717-843-8074

FAIRFAXPotomac Valley Brick & Supply8306 Cinderbed Rd.Newington,VA 22079 703-550-9013 www.pvbrick.com

FAUQUIERShenandoah Stone ProductsPO Box 672Upperville,VA 20185 540-592-7500 www.shenandoahstone.com

PRINCE WILLIAMStone Center10405 Nokesville Rd.Manassas,VA 20110 703-393-2828 www.stonecenter.biz

RICHMOND CITY (and surroundingcommunities)Southside Builders Supply Corp.20 Westover Hills Blvd.Richmond,VA 23225 804-233-4351 www.southsidebuilders.com

STAFFORDSeasonal Maintenance Company78 Shelton Shop RoadStafford,VA 22554 540-657-5454

YORKBennett's Creek Nursery1568 Penniman Rd.Williamsburg,VA 23185 757-253-8714 www.bcnursery.com

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