C-LOC Retention Systems, Inc.

Manufactured by the Crane Plastics Company since 1988, C-LOC Sheet Piling benefits from 50 years of experience in plastics extrusion technology while building on our tradition of creating products far superior to those they replace. It will not rust like metal. It will not rot like wood. It will not crack or crumble like stone or concrete. And it is far easier to install than any of those alternatives. Quite simply, you will not find a better piling product anywhere. We'll stake our reputation on that--so much so that we back every C-LOC panel with a 50-year limited warranty.

If you're involved with erosion control in any way, here's the alternative you have to consider: C-LOC engineered vinyl sheet piling. Because when you do, you'll see it out-performs stone, concrete, metal and wood piling at every turn. It consists of attractive, lightweight, easy-to-install, interlocking panels made of long-lasting, heavy-duty, exterior grade vinyl. And that makes it your best option yet for shoreline bulkheads, wave breakers, retaining walls, and more--anywhere there's a need to manage water or retain soil.

With its exceptional versatility, appearance, and environmental safety, C-LOC piling is an outstanding choice for any application including marinas, public parks, and golf courses. The cost-effective choice, too, because it's much easier and less costly to install than conventional materials. And because it requires no painting and is virtually maintenance-free, it can reduce your costs even further over time.

In addition, C-LOC piling will not rot, rust, corrode, crack, or peel. Plus it's impervious to sunlight, saltwater, and marine borers. That all adds up to longer life, and that can save you even more. In fact, just compare C-LOC piling with anything else on the market today. For overall performance and cost, you'll see that nothing else compares.

LakeMaster, Inc. drives the panels with an air hammer, then ties the wall back to galvanized steel deadmen using zinc-plated threaded rod. All exposed steel surfaces are then capped, and a vinyl cap will top the wall to give it the final finishing touch.