Introducing the first complete system for building landscaping walls without concrete masonry units (concrete blocks). Save time, money, materials, labor and the environment with a faster, easier, more profitable system.
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About the H-Forms System
H-Forms is a first-of-its-kind complete, warranted system for creating beautiful landscape walls. The system uses insulated concrete form technology to eliminate the use concrete masonry unit (CMU) concrete blocks, and includes all the necessary forms, foundation materials, reinforcing mesh, stucco and accessories needed to complete a project. Integral color and micro rebar are also available.
Benefits Include:
- Easy, one stop ordering
- Faster construction
- Superior quality
- Unlimited design options
- Limited warranty
- Near zero waste
Silver Creek Valley Country Club, San Jose, CA.
Entire development completed in “record time”
The H-Forms system was used throughout the beautiful Silver Creek Valley Country Club in San Jose, Calif., to create sound walls, retaining walls, fountains and monuments, all built to withstand the impact of golf balls and spiked cleats.
“Even though this was such a large and diverse development, the use of the H-Form system helped us complete the project in record time, enabling us to get our houses built ahead of schedule.”
— Stan Queen, Project Manager, Shea Homes
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