Retaining Walls, Paving & Pathways

Retaining walls, paving, and pathways are structural and landscape elements designed to manage terrain, facilitate movement, and enhance the functional and aesthetic qualities of outdoor spaces.

Retaining walls are engineered vertical or near-vertical structures constructed from materials such as concrete, stone, or timber to provide soil retention, prevent erosion, and stabilise slopes by counteracting lateral soil pressure.

Paving refers to hard surface installations made from materials like concrete, asphalt, stone, or brick, creating durable, level platforms for outdoor activities, parking, or social spaces.

Pathways are defined walkways that connect different areas within landscapes, often constructed using a variety of pavers or compacted aggregates to provide safe, accessible routes while complementing the overall garden design.

Together, these elements contribute to land usability, erosion control, and landscape aesthetics, requiring careful design to balance structural integrity, drainage considerations, and visual harmony.