Frame a fire pit, seat wall, planter or outdoor bar with the EP Henry Double Sided Cast Stone Wall, a solid unit finished on both faces so the wall reads as natural stone from every angle. Random lengths of 6, 10 and 16 in break up the coursing the way a mason would. Choose the chiseled Cut Stone Adirondack face or the linear stacked look of Ledgestone Aztec and Ledgestone Allegheny. The photos show seat walls, fire pits and a pool-side bar topped with Belmont caps.
Colors
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Cut Stone Adirondack: Grey, chiseled quarried profile.
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Ledgestone Aztec: Tan and brown, tight linear stacked-stone profile.
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Ledgestone Allegheny: Grey, linear stacked-stone profile.
Key Features
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Finished both sides: Every unit shows a full stone face front and back, so seat walls, columns and planters need no veneer or second wythe.
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Mortarless build: Solid units set in adhesive with no setback go up in about one-third the time and half the cost of conventional masonry.
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Tested and warranted: Meets or exceeds manufactured stone standards for shear bond strength and freeze-thaw, with a lifetime transferable limited warranty.
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About EP Henry: The Woodbury, New Jersey hardscape maker joined Oldcastle APG in 2021 and its lines now sell as Belgard Metro products, made in the same NJ and PA plants.
How to Install It
Set the first course level on a compacted stone base, then stack each course in adhesive with the faces flush. Mix the 6, 10 and 16 in lengths so vertical joints stagger, and use the two-piece corner for square ends and columns. Keep outside curves to a radius of at least 33 in. As a freestanding wall the units are rated to 24 in without reinforcement on the EP Henry wall chart. Finish with Belmont caps in Bluestone or Brownstone.
Specifications
- Unit A: 6 in long x 7 in deep x 6 in high; 12 lb; covers 0.25 sq ft of face
- Unit B: 10 x 7 x 6 in; 22 lb; covers 0.42 sq ft; A and B share a 54-piece cube (9 sq ft)
- Unit C: 16 x 7 x 6 in; 40 lb Ledgestone, 39 lb Cut Stone
- Corner: two pieces, 8 x 8 x 6 in and 16 x 6 x 6 in
- Construction: solid unit finished both faces, adhesive-set, no setback
- Colors: Cut Stone Adirondack, Ledgestone Aztec, Ledgestone Allegheny; sold per piece
Stop by Garoppo’s Stone & Garden Center and Feed & Pet Supply to see it in person and pick one up, or schedule local delivery within our service area.
EP Henry Double Sided Cast Stone Wall is the two-face version of the Cast Stone Wall line: solid wet-cast/dry-cast hybrid units finished front and back for freestanding seat walls, planters, columns, bars and fire pit surrounds. Units run 6 in high by about 7 in deep in three random lengths, adhesive-set with zero setback, and coordinate with the single sided stretcher, footer and Belmont caps. Profiles on the yard: Cut Stone Adirondack (chiseled) and Ledgestone Aztec and Allegheny (linear). Now produced under Belgard Metro at the former EP Henry plants.
Colors
- Cut Stone Adirondack: Grey chiseled profile; C unit 39 lb.
- Ledgestone Aztec: Tan/brown linear profile; C unit 40 lb.
- Ledgestone Allegheny: Grey linear profile; C unit 40 lb. Do not mix Cut Stone and Ledgestone on one elevation.
Key Features
- Two finished faces: Eliminates the second wythe or veneer on freestanding work; one unit thickness gives a finished wall both sides.
- Mortarless, zero setback: Solid units bonded with concrete adhesive course to course; random 6/10/16 in lengths stagger joints without cutting. Manufacturer figures roughly one-third the time and half the cost of conventional masonry.
- Standards and warranty: Meets or exceeds industry standards for manufactured stone, including shear bond strength and freeze-thaw. Lifetime transferable limited warranty; Cast Stone Wall carries its own EP Henry warranty.
- About EP Henry: Woodbury, NJ producer acquired by Oldcastle APG in 2021; the line ships under the Belgard Metro name from the Woodbury and Wrightstown, NJ and Parker Ford, PA plants.
How to Install It
Set the first course level on a compacted aggregate base, then adhere each course with faces plumb, no setback. Blend A, B and C lengths across each course to break vertical joints, and use the two-piece corner (8 x 8 x 6 in plus 16 x 6 x 6 in) for square returns and pier bases. Hold outside curves to a 33 in minimum radius. The EP Henry wall chart rates the double sided unit to 24 in freestanding without reinforcement; for taller piers or anything retaining, switch to the single sided hollow unit with core fill. Cap with Belmont Bluestone or Brownstone. Take-off note: A and B units ship together in a 54-piece cube covering 9 sq ft; the 6 in unit is 0.25 sq ft and the 10 in unit 0.42 sq ft of face. Confirm which length the yard is pulling against the per-piece price before you quote.
Specifications
- Unit A: 6 x 7 x 6 in; 12 lb; 0.25 sq ft; 27 per mixed A/B cube
- Unit B: 10 x 7 x 6 in; 22 lb; 0.42 sq ft; 27 per mixed A/B cube (cube 9 sq ft, 967 lb)
- Unit C: 16 x 7 x 6 in; 40 lb Ledgestone / 39 lb Cut Stone; 90 per cube
- Corner: 2-piece, 8 x 8 x 6 in + 16 x 6 x 6 in; 24 each per cube, 1,579 lb
- Connection: adhesive, no setback; solid unit, finished both faces
- Max unreinforced freestanding height: 24 in (wall chart); min outside radius 33 in
- Colors: Cut Stone Adirondack, Ledgestone Aztec, Ledgestone Allegheny; sold per piece
