Project Completion and Final Assessment
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The Ugliest retaining wall we've ever built -in 4k!
What happens here
After all the walls and the fire pit are constructed, the project is complete. The different retaining wall sections now feature Anchor Diamond units (tan) on the bottom tier, tri-faced Keystone compact units (gray) on the middle tier, and straight-faced Keystone blocks (gray, but different texture) on the top tier where the deck will cover it. The fire pit is built with the original tri-faced Keystone units. This mixed-material approach, while structurally sound, creates a visually inconsistent appearance due to varying block types, colors, and textures, which the host openly admits is 'ugly' but functional. A final block is inscribed with the project date and company name.
Goal: Finalize construction of the retaining wall and fire pit, and assess the outcome.
Tools and materials
- Permanent Marker — Signing and dating the finished work for commemoration
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