Description

About Verdura 10

The Verdura 10 is a segmental retaining wall block system designed to facilitate the construction of vegetated, living walls. Manufactured by Soil Retention, this concrete unit is engineered to combine the structural stability of a retaining wall with the aesthetic benefits of living plant material. The unique block configuration creates openings on the wall face, allowing for the planting of various vegetation types directly into the system. This design promotes a softer, green appearance compared to traditional solid concrete or masonry walls.

As part of the Verdura block series, the Verdura 10 is sized for ease of handling and versatility in residential and light commercial landscape projects. The blocks are stackable and utilize a design that permits drainage and root growth, contributing to a permeable and eco-friendly hardscape solution. The units are typically produced using high-strength concrete, ensuring durability and resistance to weathering in outdoor environments.

Verdura 10 Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Soil Retention
• Material: Concrete
• Block Height: 6 inches
• Block Width: 11 inches
• Block Depth: 9 inches
• Nominal Weight: Approximately 22 lbs per unit
• Face Area: Approximately 0.61 sq. ft. per block (depending on spacing)
• Design: Hollow-core, plantable unit

Applications & Material Features of Verdura 10

The Verdura 10 is primarily utilized in landscape architecture for creating retaining walls that require a natural, vegetated finish. Professional applications include the construction of garden walls, raised planting beds, and edging for driveways or walkways. The block’s geometry allows for variable setbacks, enabling builders to construct walls with different slope angles to accommodate specific site topography.

Material features include a high-strength concrete composition that resists cracking and degradation over time. The open design not only supports plant life but also facilitates natural drainage behind the wall face, reducing hydrostatic pressure buildup. The rough texture of the block face provides a natural stone-like aesthetic that complements outdoor organic elements once installed and planted.