Gravity walls
Hold soil by weight alone, with no poured concrete or cure time.
- No footing in most cases
- Set with standard equipment
Bins · Perimeters · Gravity walls
Concrete barrier blocks for site perimeters, material bins and gravity walls. Three standard sizes, an interlock that keeps rows straight, and truckload delivery anywhere in the U.S.

Made for busy sites
These blocks live in storage yards, active job sites and farm operations. They take heavy loads and repeated use, and the interlock keeps every course in line as you stack.
The connection keeps rows aligned while you stack.
Weight and shape hold the wall when it is loaded.
Stability comes from the block, not from glue.
Three standard sizes cover most walls, bins and barriers. We confirm exact weights on your quote.
| Block size (L x W x H) | Approx. weight | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| 6′ x 2′ x 2′ | about 3,500–4,000 lb | Main wall runs and large barriers |
| 4′ x 2′ x 2′ | about 2,000–2,800 lb | Mid-size walls and bin structures |
| 2′ x 2′ x 2′ | 1,000–1,500 lb | Corners, top courses and adjustments |
Rotate and overlap blocks for a tight corner without special units.
Set each course back on uneven ground while keeping the interlock engaged.
Load is shared across layers as the stack grows.
Hold soil by weight alone, with no poured concrete or cure time.
Separate bulk material and take loader impact.
Mark off space; move them when the job changes.
This is where projects lose time, so here is what to expect before the truck arrives. If access is tight, call us and we will help plan the drop.
Lead times depend on order size, the production schedule and distance. You get dates up front so you can book crews.
Precast concrete units that interlock without mortar. They are used to build gravity walls, material bins and site barriers.
Our standard sizes run from 1,000–1,500 lb for a 2-foot block to about 3,500–4,000 lb for a 6-foot block. Exact weight depends on the mix.
Yes. Their weight and interlock let them hold soil as gravity walls, usually without extra reinforcement. Have an engineer review taller or loaded walls.
Usually not. A compacted, level base of crushed stone or prepared aggregate is typically enough.
By flatbed or similar truck. Unload with a forklift, telehandler or crane; each block has lifting points for safe handling.
Yes. They can be taken apart, moved and restacked many times without losing strength.
Walls · Bays · Barriers
Multi-ton units for commercial walls, embankments and storage bays.
1,000 lb to about 4,000 lb
Heavy civil · Flood control
A V-shaped interlock for gravity walls, aggregate bays and flood barriers.
2′ x 2′ x 6′ standard unit
Yards · Gardens
85 to 125 lb units in Rock Face, Brick Finish and Stacked Stone.
Rated 4,000+ PSI

Tell us the quantity, block size and delivery address. We will reply with a price and a truckload plan.