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Universal Hardscapes technical drawing. Dimensions shown are actual outer dimensions.
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Product story
The 8-inch Conduit Block is a concrete masonry unit with channels intended for electrical conduit through masonry walls. Its actual dimensions are shown in the product drawing. The distinguishing feature is the provision for services within the masonry, rather than a different decorative finish.
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The details behind the design
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