Durable solutions for masonry and landscaping
Welcome to our detailed guide on Concrete blocks — a practical category that covers a wide range of masonry units used in construction and landscaping. In the Concrete blocks category, you will find solid and hollow blocks, interlocking units, decorative split-face blocks, aerated autoclaved concrete (AAC), retaining and garden blocks, and specialty products designed for specific structural or aesthetic needs. This page helps buyers understand what each product does, where it’s best used, and how to choose the right block for a project.
Types and variations
Concrete blocks come in several forms to meet different technical and visual requirements. Understanding the varieties helps match the product to the task.
- Hollow blocks: Lightweight, cost-effective, and commonly used for non-load-bearing and partition walls.
- Solid blocks: Denser and stronger; suitable for foundations and load-bearing walls.
- Interlocking blocks: Designed for fast assembly without mortar, ideal for temporary structures and rapid installations.
- Aerated blocks (AAC): Provide good thermal insulation and are easier to cut and shape on site.
- Split-face and architectural blocks: Offer textured surfaces for facades and visible walls.
- Retaining and landscape blocks: Shaped for garden walls, terraces, and erosion control.
Where they are used
Concrete blocks are versatile building materials used in residential, commercial, and civil projects. Typical applications include:
- Foundation and load-bearing walls
- Partition walls and interior cores
- Retaining walls, terraces, and garden structures
- Fences, acoustic barriers, and fire-resistant partitions
- Landscaping features, planters, and steps
How to choose
Selecting the right block depends on structural needs, thermal requirements, and aesthetics. Consider these factors:
- Required strength (compressive strength and grade)
- Block dimensions and modular coordination with other materials
- Density and thermal conductivity for insulation performance
- Frost resistance and water absorption for outdoor use
- Surface finish — smooth, split-face, or painted
- Compatibility with reinforcement and mortar types
Quick selection steps
- Determine load requirements and local building codes.
- Choose block type (hollow for partitions, solid for foundations).
- Calculate quantity with a waste margin; request sample blocks if needed.
Advantages of buying from our online store
Purchasing Concrete blocks from our online store offers practical benefits for both professionals and DIY customers. We provide detailed technical specifications, certified products that meet regulatory standards, competitive bulk pricing, and flexible delivery options. Our product pages include dimensions, weight, thermal and strength data, and installation tips to help you plan accurately. Additional services include pre-sale consultations, quick quotes, sample requests, and support with logistics and returns.
- Wide selection and up-to-date stock
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Frequently asked questions about the Concrete blocks category
What are Concrete blocks and what are they used for?
Concrete blocks are precast masonry units made of heavy or lightweight concrete, available as solid or hollow blocks, used for walls, foundations, fences and landscaping. The category includes foundation, wall, decorative and insulating blocks in various sizes, densities and strength classes.
What variants of 20×20×40 concrete blocks are available and how do they differ?
20×20×40 blocks are offered as solid and hollow types: solid blocks provide higher compressive strength while hollow blocks are lighter and easier to handle. Choose denser solid blocks for foundations and load-bearing walls, hollow blocks for non-structural partitions and insulation needs.
Which concrete blocks are suitable for a fence?
Use wall or decorative blocks with good frost resistance and adequate density for fences. Hollow blocks work for lighter fences, while solid blocks are preferred for taller or more robust enclosures; corner and post blocks are available for neat installation.
Which blocks are suitable for walls and partitions?
For load-bearing walls choose dense solid or reinforced hollow blocks with higher strength; for internal partitions use lightweight hollow or aerated blocks. The range includes insulated and finished-face blocks for easier exterior/interior finishing.
What blocks are used for fence posts?
Use dedicated post or corner concrete blocks with higher density and shapes that allow anchoring reinforcement. The catalogue includes post and corner elements designed to simplify installation and ensure structural stability.
Which concrete blocks are suitable for foundations?
Choose foundation blocks with high density and compressive strength; solid blocks are typically preferred for load-bearing foundations. The category includes foundation-specific blocks designed to transfer loads and provide underground stability.
Can concrete blocks be used to mount solar panels?
Yes — heavy concrete or foundation blocks can be used to mount solar panels, providing the static load capacity and stability required. When choosing, consider panel weight, wind loads and the ability to fix mounting rails or anchors to the block.
How are concrete blocks used on roads?
Concrete blocks are used as kerbs, protective barriers, supports for temporary fencing and landscaping elements along roads. Road applications require dense, frost-resistant blocks that withstand mechanical stresses and traffic-related loads.
How to choose between hollow and solid blocks?
Choose solid blocks for load-bearing structures and foundations when higher strength is required; hollow blocks suit partitions, lightweight walls and where lower weight and insulation are priorities. Assess structural loads, required strength and thermal properties before selecting.
What parameters should I check when choosing a block (density, strength, size)?
Check block dimensions (e.g. 240×190×585 and other standard sizes), material density (heavy or lightweight concrete) and compressive strength class — these determine load-bearing capacity and thermal performance. Also verify reinforcement options, frost resistance and surface finish (decorative or smooth).
New Arrivals in the Concrete blocks Category in 2026
- ARC PLOKK 190x190x475 MIX/ 70tk — 155.48€
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 240X190X390 — 3.37€
- BETONEKS PLOKK 240X190X585/290 OTS+POOLOTS — 2.57€
- ARC PLOKK 240X190X485 MIX/ 48tk — 118.68€
- ARC PLOKK 190X190X390 UUS — 2.60€
Best sellers in the Concrete blocks category in 2026
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 240X190X190/ 100TK — 2.44€
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 140X190X190/120TK — 1.67€
- MAGNA POOLPLOKK 190X190X190/150 — 1.61€
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 190X190X390(REA)/ 75TK — 2.60€
- MÜÜRIVÕRK 4X65X200X3000 — 3.98€
Cheap products in the Concrete blocks category
- MAGNA POOLPLOKK 190X190X190/150 — 1.61€
- ARC OTSAPLOKK 90X190X390 — 1.67€
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 140X190X190/120TK — 1.67€
- COLUMBIA PLOKK 90X190X390/ 128TK — 1.84€
- ARC SARRUSPLOKK 190X190X390 — 2.19€
Expensive products in the Concrete blocks category
- ARC PLOKK 240X190X485 MIX/ 60tk — 161.00€
- ARC PLOKK 190x190x475 MIX/ 70tk — 155.48€
- ARC PLOKK 240X190X485 MIX/ 48tk — 118.68€
- MÜÜRIVÕRK 4X115X200X3000 — 3.98€
- MÜÜRIVÕRK 4X155X200X3000 — 3.98€
Price of products in the Concrete blocks Category
Concrete blocks: 1.30€ — 129.84€ (25)