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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Vinyl Seawalls
	Date:	1/9/2008 8:23:25 PM

Rather impressive looking Mav. It would seem like the vinyl product would be less abrasive to boats and other toys coming in in contact with it.

I kind of wish I had gone with the GeoStone on my seawall as opposed to wood. We did use it for our retaining wall. The Geo was more expensive than two other bids I received for poured concrete, but it looks much better. It was approximately 10% more in cost but came in colors and shapes not offeren in the lower priced poured concrete bids. Shape meaning the curves of the wall and the stying of the stone appearance. I will attempt to send you a couple of personal pictures of my wall.

The GeoStone is a lot of heavy lifiing. I think the individual pieces are 35 lbs and the top sections are about 60 lbs. I could be wrong on the weights. Two homeowners across the sleugh from my place are putting in the GeoStone Seawalls and doing it themself. I could not do it, but theirs looks great.

I wonder if there are any examples in the area of the vinyl product you could go and look at????