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Railroad Ties for Landscaping & Borders

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$29.99
These railroad ties measure approximately 7" x 9" x 8'6" and suit landscaping borders, retaining walls, erosion control and driveway barriers. They are intended for outdoor structural use, not vegetable gardens or indoor applications.

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Key Features

Full Size -- Maximum Landscaping Mass and Stability

Full railroad tie dimensions provide the structural weight and stability needed for retaining walls and border applications.

Right for Retaining Walls, Garden Borders, and Erosion Control

The heavy-duty landscaping timber for property definition and slope management on farm and horse properties.

Self-Stabilizing Weight -- Stays in Place Without Anchors

Mass keeps the tie in place through frost, weather cycling, and equipment contact without additional anchoring hardware.

Long-Lasting -- Outdoor Durability for Farm Properties

Railroad tie construction is built for outdoor service lasting years in the farm and landscape environment.

Product Description

Cashmans Railroad Ties measure approximately 7 by 9 by 8 foot 6 inches -- the full-size, heavy-duty timber that delivers the structural weight, rot resistance, and rustic hardwood durability that makes railroad ties the standard material for retaining walls, garden bed borders, raised planters, erosion control, driveway edging, and the full range of farm and property landscaping projects where dimensional lumber is undersized and standard landscape timbers lack the mass and longevity for the application. These railroad tie timbers from Cashmans are the right landscape element for horse property owners and farm operators who need a substantial, practical, and long-lasting solution for defining garden areas, preventing slope erosion, creating level terraces on sloped property, and building the low-profile landscape retaining structures that bring order and definition to a working farm property. The railroad tie has the mass that makes it stable in landscape applications without anchoring hardware -- the weight keeps the timber in place through weather cycling, frost heave, and the incidental contact and equipment traffic that landscape timbers on working farm properties must survive.