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<p><b>New page</b></p><div><h2>Unsightly Pumps, Wells, Septic Tanks & Utilities: Disguise Them Quick And Simple With Fake Rock Covers.</h2><br>All suburban homeowners are plagued by utilities such as water wells, septic tanks, vents and utility boxes poking up out of the yard in the worst of all areas. Adding insult to injury are the color choices. Bright white vents, baby blue well risers, concrete yellow tinted septic tank covers. ICK. And its not like a property owner can simply pick these things up and bring them to another location. Not a chance. They are all forever located in the property.<br><br>Planting|placing|locating} shrubs and bushes near these utilities can be done, but in most areas it is against the local building codes because by placing bushes and shrubs you are impeding access that may be required for fixing, repair or replacement should something break.<br><br>Luckily, recent advances in plastic resin manufacturing has designed an option that is fast, attractive, and easily removed should utility fixing be needed: the artificial hollow rock enclosure.<br><br>Thats right, the second wave of plastic hollow rock covers has emerged and not only do they blow away what weve seen in the past from the view of realism, but they also include extreme longevity and total Sun Protection, which means no fading from the sun.<br><h3>This Is A Whole New Type Of Natural Appearing Hollow Rock Covers That Really Do Look Incredible.</h3><br>Hollow rock enclosures have appeared on the market for several years, all featuring similar less-than-realistic sheen and blatantly fake colors and textures. Recently a manufacturer called DekoRRa pioneered and patented a manufacturing process called Real-Rock that copies the exterior of actual rocks to perfection. Little fragments are baked into the polymer during the manufacturing process. These create a rough texture with outstanding colors and a matte finish that does not shine and look unnatural.<br><br>In designing these artificial rocks, DekoRRa took the dimensions one object at a time. Meaning they first looked at all the utilities that homeowners encounter in their yards, and designed every unique rock variety geared towards disguising a specific variety of objects. This allows homeowners to uncover the smallest (and cheapest) rock modelsslanted most specifically to their particular uses.<br><br.>The light make of these rock covers is a blessing and a curse. Simple to carry and bring about the yard, you bet. But how about the wind tumbling these plastic rocks down the road? DekoRRa cleverly makes staking lips into the bottom of every hollow rock model. One quickly pounds the (included) stakes through these flanges and into mother earth. ShaZam, the wind is tamed, and the flanges and stakes are totally hidden from view with mulch or the yard.<br><br>The desire for these artificial rocks is becoming extremely popular, so DekoRRa has added four color options to best match ones local ambience: Riverbed, Fieldstone, Autumn Bluff and Sandstone.<br><br>Now its simpler than ever before to hide those unsightly yard utilities with fake cover rocks that really do look totally natural and real. For more details please visit http://rocksfast.com</div>Plasticrocks