Rinox pavers

[Colonial]

Ok,

So any feedback onthese, anyone use them?etc etc etc

[Mbella]

Good timing. Tomorrow, Chris and I are going to check out their product/process at their facility.

[mckeeland]

i have never used the. for the most part i have heard that they are lower quality. we have techo here so why use the cheaper knock off of them.

[GreenMonster]

We used them once this year. Primarily because the wall product was Anchor, and Rinox is the best paver the Anchor distributor sells. They seems find tolerance wise, and also seemed just as dense when cutting as Techo :noidea:

If you ask the Rinox guys, Techo came up with all of their product line by watching Rinox...... I'm just repeating what I've been told.

[mckeeland]

i have heard that rinox was married to the techo family or something like that, i am bad at remembering gossip.

i hate their wall though, the caps look like the concrete is still drying.

[GreenMonster]

i have heard that rinox was married to the techo family or something like that, i am bad at remembering gossip.

i hate their wall though, the caps look like the concrete is still drying.

I can't remember the exact relationship, but it's something like the owner of each company are brothers, or brother-in-laws.... something along those lines.

[Colonial]

Green,

you got it right, the owners of Techo and Rinox are brother, so i was told. Supposedly, and Chris and Mike BETTER fill us in after there little tour, the facilities of the 2 are the same. Mike your gonna fill us in right??? lol

As far as catalogs go, i was not real impressed with it, was kinda confusing, etc.

Anyone else?

[SCgreenscapes]

not to hyjac this thread, but i have heard people bashing Pavestone products before and was just courious as to why. I understand the Home Depot specials they make, but i am talking about thier pavers and wall block. What do you guys not like about them?

[Colonial]

Hey Sc,

Start your own Pavestone thread!!!!

lol:)

[irish]

We have a Stone Fabrication business in St. Louis and are looking for use for our Scrap. We were filling up a landfill for our landlord however he will soon be leveling the land and leasing it as a truck storage lot.
I am thinking there must be Landscapers who could use the scrap, some of which could be nice pieces for wals or tumbled for landscape plant bed areas.
Is there any information in regards to the need for product like this?
We would be happy to fill up someone's dumpster and let them take if for free.

[JZap]

Irish,
Happy St. Patty's Day! I see you'r new here, so to post a thread click on a section for example "The Marketplace" and then hit the "New Thread" button. You'll get more response from putting your post in the marketplace where people aren't reading about Rinox pavers...

[irish]

Thanks so much, just found this looking for landscapers, I post on Stone sites however read other sites and this one is interesting..

: )

[Mbella]

Green,

you got it right, the owners of Techo and Rinox are brother, so i was told. Supposedly, and Chris and Mike BETTER fill us in after there little tour, the facilities of the 2 are the same. Mike your gonna fill us in right??? lol

As far as catalogs go, i was not real impressed with it, was kinda confusing, etc.

Anyone else?

Mike, sorry for the extended delay. I didn't see anything I would use.

[Colonial]

damn your slow!!

[Mbella]

damn your slow!!

Never claimed to be otherwise. Sorry Mike. Honestly, I forgot about this thread.

[tturbonegro]

two thumbs down

[WoodwardsChris]

Turbo:

Why thumbs down?

[tturbonegro]

the block itself...pretty nice....
the company totally different story...horrible customer service, horrible way of doing business...a bad regional rep...and a really bad local distributer..