Interlocking Concrete Blocks

Interlocking blocks are used in numerous applications, and the best-suited blocks will vary with applications, with different considerations for retaining walls, flood defences or temporary vehicle barriers.

For example, a blockade to prevent vehicular access will normally need to be tougher than a material storage bay to ensure it can deter intentional trespassers. Clearway is happy to offer professional advice on your requirements.

Yes, we operate nationwide and can dispatch an installation team to move and reconfigure our concrete interlocking blocks as and when required. Just speak to one of the Clearway specialist team.

Interlocking concrete blocks are versatile and used for a variety of commercial applications. Their ease of assembly makes them appropriate for temporary or permanent walls, barriers, and partitions. Some common applications include flood defence, erosion control and the creation of storage bays and retaining walls.

The height to which you can stack interlocking concrete blocks varies depending on the specific block design, the purpose of the structure, and local regulations. For taller structures, additional engineering reinforcement may be necessary for increased stability and safety.

Breeze blocks, also known as cinder blocks, are a type of block made using a mix that includes coal cinders, giving them a lighter weight and more porous structure. In contrast, concrete blocks are made from a blend of cement, water, and aggregates like sand and gravel, resulting in a denser and stronger block. Concrete blocks are preferred for load-bearing walls and structural components due to their superior strength and durability.