Emsco Group 2235 Natural Sandstone Appearance Utility Cover – Lightweight – Easy to Install Tall Monolith Landscape Rock
$154.99
- Overall dimensions: 35″x 16″ x 17″ (HxLxW). Review the rock dimensions photo showing variations in both height and overall footprint
- Withstands extreme weather conditions and comes with two stakes to anchor into the ground
- Covers up landscape utilities, place over wells, pipes, sprinkler valves, block them from sight, thus enhancing the landscape’s natural beauty
- Natural texture and appearance that blends greatly with gardens, lawns, and landscapes! Due to variances in screen calibrations and manufacturing process, coloration may vary
- A complete line of architectural rocks is available from EMSCO in many different sizes, along with an assortment of detailed textured rocks
Will This Fake Rock Cover Work For You?
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- Measure the height, length, and width of the object you need to cover.
- Use the table below to see the amount of space available inside the rock at different heights.
- There is less interior space available at the top vs the base where the rock is wider.
- Need more space? Add mulch under the rock to boost its height!
Useable Rock Interior Dimensions
| Object Height | Max Length | Max Width |
|---|---|---|
| 5” | 17” | 16” |
| 10” | 16” | 15” |
| 20” | 13” | 12” |
| 30” | 12” | 12” |
| 34” | 11” | 11” |
6 reviews for Emsco Group 2235 Natural Sandstone Appearance Utility Cover – Lightweight – Easy to Install Tall Monolith Landscape Rock
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| Weight | 10.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Emsco Group |
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D&M Martin –
Great! Even better than I expected! Very realistic looking. I added my house number by screws from the inside. I think the bottom 3 inches look the least realistic so I mulched around that part. Did not include stakes so I drilled holes and added zip tie loops with stakes.
JRivera –
We had a utility company install a huge box in THE MIDDLE of our backyard. We were devastated! We decided it was worth the investment to get a faux rock to cover it up and we turned the surrounding area into a nice planter box. We like the area even more now than we did before the monolith of a utility box was installed. I think it’s worth every penny! The color and texture look realistic and we haven’t had issues with it blowing off, and we live in a pretty windy area.
bomberro –
Overall a nice ornament rock. The size wasn’t right for my project, but that was my fault. The thing I didn’t like about it was that there was no stake points. So, the only way to keep heavy winds from blowing it over would be to build dirt or rocks up around it.
Heather Sinawi –
Be sure & measure & leave some room! Its light enough to move easily! Covered my eye sore well pump perfectly – to add a perfect last touch to our concrete patio.
Cheep material, one of the prongs broke off getting it in the ground, then when I placed my hanging basket on it snapped in half and fell over. It’s the “heavy duty” quality of a tooth pick. –
Looks good for a faux rock, very strong, a heavy man could sit on this and it would never budge. Was shipped without a box, I thought that was odd, but it wasn’t damaged at all. Used to cover a utility box in the back yard.
Shari Pruitt –
Great cover for my large well pipe. It didn’t come with holes to anchor it to the ground, but it’s heavy and sturdy enough that we haven’t needed to anchor it anyway. I might add some more decorative rocks around it though, because it looks odd standing all by itself.