XL 4700kg Block

How can this block be transported?

The base features partial forklift truck slots covering 2/3 of its surface. Deliveries, collections, or repositioning are handled by our in-house haulage vehicles, equipped with either a truck-mounted crane (Hiab) or a machinery carrier with a telehandler.

Why use an interlocking block?

Interlocking blocks can be arranged into temporary retaining walls and barriers to prevent soil slippage on construction sites, bolster foundations during groundwork, and establish a sturdy physical barrier for worker protection.

Once stacked and secured, the blocks are immovable and can endure water pressure and fire, serving as a barrier to manage floodwaters and thwart perimeter breaches by fire.

These blocks are utilised in numerous situations as a safety measure, whether to mitigate environmental hazards, deter unauthorised access, or create a partition to contain soil or store loose materials.

Related Blocks

• Concrete Jersey Barriers – Jersey barriers are another variation of concrete barrier block, used as roadway barriers for high-impact sites and as edge protection to prevent unauthorised access to private premises and commercial or construction sites. Interlocking barriers are used to route and restrict traffic and enhance safety for workers adjacent to busy, high-speed carriageways.

• Stackable Concrete Blocks – These versatile concrete blocks can stack horizontally or vertically, creating a bespoke barrier or retaining wall of any dimensions you require. The stacking process allows you to build a secure, robust defence to prevent soil slippage, as a flood defence, or short-term material storage bay.