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Landscaping on a Hill Without Installing a Retaining Wall! Hillside Terracing a Sloped Landscape with Dirt Locker® – How to terrace a steep curved, eroding slope that will not sustain plants.
See how you can landscape and terrace a steep slope on a curved corner lot using the Dirt Locker® hillside terracing system.
You will see how the homeowners of this problem lot do a side-by-side comparison between the Dirt Locker® System and the Retaining wall that they built themselves.
The homeowners give a testimonial of how much cheaper and better looking the Dirt Lockers® are compared to their retaining wall. They also say that the Dirt Locker® Systems allows them to access their garden much easier than a retaining wall.
You, too can transform your problem hillside into a beautiful hillside garden that will sustain any type of plant, flower, fruit, or vegetable without the huge expense of hardscaping and retaining walls.
The Dirt Locker® system stops hillside soil, nutrient, and water erosion. You can also build a hillside stepping system into the Dirt Locker® network.
Dirt Locker® is a sloped landscaping solution for hillside front yards and backyards that experience erosion and irrigation issues. We’re on a mission to solve your sloped yard’s engineering issues with our simple product! The Dirt Locker® gets your garden dirt locked and ready to load with fresh fruits, vegetables, and plantings in a matter of hours. Learn more about how Dirt Locker® offers hillside transformations from a variety of steepness levels on our FAQ page (link above). If you have any questions, please contact us at info@DirtLocker.com and we will be happy to return your email within 2 business days. Thank you for supporting Dirt Locker®!
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29 Comments
Hi Mark! Like Story, I have also watched all your videos. My husband and I were just talking yesterday about installing the Dirt Locker on our property here in Oregon. We have a hillside that is similar in size however it curves in the opposite direction. Have you ever installed in that shape?
Great Job! It looks amazing 👏😍
Hello mark, another impressive video. Can't wait to see your products to go moon. I have sent you an email in regards to possibly work with you moving forward. Hope to speak to you soon
Hi, is this product available in Jacksonville, Fl or can this be a DIY project?
I would like to see some examples of a matured or established setup. Maybe after a season or a year.
Can these be placed on top of landscape fabric or tarp? I'm planning to start a peony garden on a very large hill/slope area that is full of weeds and crabgrass it this durable and holds up well?
How steep of a slope can these be used on?
How long will it stay put???
How is CMU a retaining wall? Those don't really look like blocks I'd use for a structural retaining wall…. 🙁
This dirt locker looks interesting, but … I just don't think it's long-term without regular and complete maintenance. Course, neither are timber retaining walls.
I love the idea that the dirt locker gives. I will try it in New York as well.
Looks cheap compared to retaining walls
Superb.. very beautiful
Nice!
Glad and thankful both that you have provided this video for us. My home is in Indiana. Because of our inclement weather here, we experience quite a bit of shifting sloped areas. Lots of rain, lots of ice and snow is severely hard on some of our properties here.
Im very impressed with this as an idea for a corner of my front lawn that slopes down to my driveway.
The first issue is that my main natural gas line and water line both are buried underneath that areas dirt.
Have to be very careful with even hand digging. So im thinking this is a great idea for my sloped corner
Mahalo I sure could use this!
The dirt locker website is not coming up as a secure site. Might be cutting into traffic…
I think you are too critical of the retaining wall , I think it looks great.
The home owners did a really great job of explaining and marketing the comparison between the Dirt Locker vs their traditional retaining wall. Awesome video
I absolutely love this can't wait to calculate and order. We have a very steep hill where our house was built. It is eroding and even gravel is washing away. Got to save our investment. I particularly like how you can step on them and walk up for maintenance.
I would love to use this for my steep back slope, where I was considering a retaining wall, but I just don't know how long this will last.
Amazing
can you use this around existing shrubs . I have a steeper slope than the one in your video with creeping junipers spaced around 5 feet that we planted a few years ago and mulch that is hard to keep in place . Looks like it may be a solution . Just dont want to ripp out shrubs
Hi these look amazing where can I buy these from ? And do you ship overseas ?
"I think a little bit of my soul is in that wall" Part of me is laughing and crying at the same time. It always looks so easy when professionals do but,.doing it yourself is totally a different story.
I love his exasperation when he said "I think a bit of my soul is in this wall"
This is great but at $11 per large interlocking peice it's hard to imagine that's it's cheaper than a retaining wall if you're doing it yourself. Am I reading the price wrong?
Really interested in this product. This may very well save my pockets.
With heavy rainfall,i think the soils will come out if plants not grown
I was just looking into building retaining walls. This just seems so much easier and I kinda need all the pieces to my soul.