CaveRock Design Has Created an Unusual Cave-In-Rock

Jan. 30, 2013 - PRLog -- CaveRock Design has created an unusual design in the outdoor craft field that resembles a cave-in-rock appearance. It is actually a hollow fake rock or boulder that can have multiple uses.

The Cave-In-Rock design can be used as a kid’s playhouse or fort to enjoy and play in and around as their special hiding place or club house. Gardeners could easily create this design to incorporate in or near their garden to house their gardening tools such as rakes, hoes, and shovels in order to have them near the garden but yet out of the elements of the weather. Handy but protected you might say.

Other applications for this totally unique idea include the use for backdrops or props for stage plays, a boulder-like cave structure for miniature golf courses or even animal habitats. The list of uses is virtually endless when you see the ease of replicating this process.

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Cave-In-Rock is both a natural formation and one that you can re-create yourself. Depending on your handyman skills you may want to put your own spin or design using this simple process of making your own rocks and boulders for a landscaping project around your backyard.

Hunters are always looking for a great barrier against the weather and at the same time a shooting vantage point to target their game. CaveRock Design’s unique process would work great for that purpose also.

Seldom will you find something with multiple uses that is this easy to create. The process does not require any special tools or skills, which makes it the perfect weekend warrior type of project to take on as a challenge to see just what you can do with everyday items and a bit of instructions to accompany this project.

On most landscaping projects the one missing element that really makes the difference in a good landscaping project and a great one is leaving out rocks and boulders for the full natural surroundings effect. And this is usually the case for two primary reasons.

The first deterrent to using rocks and boulders  is the cost to have large rocks and boulders brought in to the project and secondly, having the ability to move these large rocks and place them exactly where you would want them to be. With the do-it-yourself CaveRock process these restriction do not apply.

Its something worth considering on your next family backyard project this spring or summer, when you are wanting add something new and different to your landscaping.