Title: How to Cut and Install Retaining Wall Topper Stones | Today's Homeowner
Headings: How to Cut and Install Retaining Wall Topper Stones
How to Cut and Install Retaining Wall Topper Stones
Use a Masonry Saw
How to Measure the Cut
Adhere the Stones
Further Information

Content: Try these tips. Use a Masonry Saw
Retaining wall blocks can be cut using a masonry chisel and mallet, but for the topper stones you may want to spring for a diamond blade masonry saw. Similar to a wet tile saw, masonry saws make very clean, straight cuts that will give a nice finishing touch to your wall. Masonry saws can be rented at your local rental center – all you’ll need is an extension cord and a garden hose to provide lubricating water. The bottom stones will be cut along the lines, and the top one will be left square. How to Measure the Cut
If you enjoy geometry, you can cut each stone at an angle to curve along your wall. For a faster job that looks just as neat, try this approach: Step 1: At the beginning of your wall, place stones #1 and #3 in their places. You’re going to be cutting both of these.