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Stonewear MilSpec Planters 

The cost effective, attractive, alternative 
to conventional Pre-Cast concrete planters.

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Economy

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Large 8', 10', or 12' models decrease total cost per linear foot of perimeter protection.

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Buy a larger lightweight unit and pay about the same as a smaller heavier pre-cast unit, thus covering more area for same cost.

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Strength

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Ultra strong, Stonewear Glass Fiber reinforced, lightweight MilSpec planters deliver decreased placement costs because Stonewear is 1/3 the weight of pre-cast. 

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Plus, extra length equals fewer units to place.

Example: Length Placement
Weight
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Weight
Stonewear Glass Fiber Concrete 10' 600 lbs 1180
Pre-cast conventional concrete 6' 2700 lbs 1540
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More "Bang for the Buck" on the perimeter because lightweight strength allows ease of  fabrication and placement of larger units.

Example: 2000 Linear feet
Stonewear Glass Fiber Concrete 10' Planter 153 Units
Pre-cast conventional concrete 6' Planter 222 Units
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Effective stopping power approximately the same because the "moveable" dirt going from a zero energy state to ballistic speeds is the heart of the stopping equation that "consumes" the kinetic energy of the moving vehicle

Example: Lighter weight, shallow footing concrete planter with dirt core has greater stopping power than heavier, deep footing concrete retaining wall.

Why would a lighter planter, with thinner walls,  be stronger in resisting and stopping the impact of a 15,000 lb vehicle? Read Collision Physics 

 

 

 

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