I have three cages made from them and a single panel is OK for cherry tomatoes but too narrow for large fruited varieties IMO. I think putting two together would be OK but more expensive than it has to be. My Lowes has pannels, half rolls, and full rolls (150 ft). There are usually places in town other than Lowes etc. I would call lumberyards and any concrete companies in the area for info.

With Superior Walls, both the floor slab and the deck must be properly constructed and the deck properly secured to the foundation before backfilling. It is crucial. I know that some builders do backfill other type foundations either partially or completely and then start building the house structure. Such a builder would be ordered off my property. Collapse of the walls is highly probable with that practice. For my house, a block foundation would not be backfilled until the roof was on the house. The weight helps prevent the blocks from buckling inward.

Nice to know - gonna put them in my favs, LORI: I've used water-based stains, but only the charcoal and terra cotta that Lowes sells. I love it. I have used it both ways - in the mortar or grout, or after the piece is finished - my front fountain as an example. I find it's best for me to put it in my mortar. I'm getting ready to do that when I start my next project - push/sqush method of mosaicing. It w/be nice to have other colors from which to choose. Thanks for sharing.

OK USE-2 is one of the service entry cables. You don't need to enclose it in conduit except where it needs to be protected. If it goes somewhere where it needs to be protected from damage, then conduit (or similar) is required. As near as I can tell (going through wood joists in your post) conduit isn't required. HOWEVER, you can not run the ground as a separate wire. You're either going to have to get cable with the appropriate number of conductors or run conduit and individual conductors.