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If you're going to cover it with something after insulating, do as I did and put 3/4'" furring strips 16"on center first and then put hi-density styrofoam between the strips cutting it so that it wedges in tightly (a little construction adhevisive on the back of the foam insulation is a good idea too)
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What are the benefits of using a retaining wall?
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