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Concrete Blocks: Structural Strength and Cutting-Edge Design

Our collection of concrete blocks redefines enclosure, combining traditional robustness with high-quality finishes. Whether you are building load-bearing walls, perimeter fences or dividing walls, we offer solutions that guarantee stability and an impeccable look without the need for additional cladding.

Two Main Finishes

  • Smooth finish: clean lines and a uniform surface, ideal for minimalist and industrial projects.
  • Rough finish (Split): a texture that imitates natural stone, adding relief and elegance to exterior walls and blending perfectly into garden and rustic settings.

A Colour Palette Tailored to You

Forget the classic grey building block. Our collection is available in a range of shades (white, cream, anthracite grey, earth) with integrated pigmentation, so the colour stays stable under sunlight and over time, with no need for paint or maintenance.

Main Features:

  • Maximum durability: high compressive strength and resistance to freeze-thaw cycles.
  • Thermal and acoustic efficiency: its mass provides excellent natural insulation.
  • Versatile sizes: available in different dimensions, suitable for thin partition walls as well as retaining walls.
  • Quick installation: precise geometry that makes alignment easier and saves time on site.

Looking for a professional finish for your fence or wall? Explore our range and choose the block that best suits your project.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a smooth and a split concrete block?

A smooth block has a uniform surface, while a split block has a split, rough and irregular face, like stone masonry. In the collection, the Briñas block is a smooth facing block and the Ábalos block is a split-face facing block; both are made of water-repellent concrete coloured throughout, and their data sheets present them for fences and enclosures.

What sizes do the concrete blocks in the collection come in?

It depends on the model. The Briñas block comes in widths of 12, 15 and 20 cm, with matching half blocks, and the Ábalos block in widths of 15 and 20 cm; the smooth water-repellent concrete block measures 39x19x19 cm, with a 19x19x19 cm half block. Always check the data sheet for the format you plan to buy.

Which block should I use to hold back soil in a garden?

For low walls, planters and terraced beds there are retaining blocks such as the Cellorigo wall block, 10 × 25 × 50 cm with a coping piece, and for a structural wall the Ochánduri block is a 30 × 20 × 40 cm permanent-formwork block that is reinforced and filled with concrete. The design and reinforcement of a retaining wall must be defined by the project technician.

Do I need special pieces and finishing pieces for a block wall?

Normally yes, to deal with corners, the top of the wall and junctions. The data sheet for the Briñas block offers matching corners, tie beams, window sills and facing slips (sold separately), and the collection includes wall copings, capping slabs and pillar caps to finish the wall; the data sheet for the white concrete wall coping presents it for preventing water from seeping in at the top of the wall.

How many blocks do I need per square metre of wall?

It depends on the format, so use the figure on the data sheet: the Cellorigo wall block needs 40 pieces per m² of wall and the Ochánduri block 12.5 pieces per m². Multiply the wall's m² by the pieces per m² and add a margin for cuts and breakage.

For a more detailed choice, read the guide exposed concrete blocks: smooth and split-face and the concrete blocks buying guide for walls and fences. Some products from this collection: Briñas block, Ábalos block, Cellorigo wall block, Ochánduri block and the smooth water-repellent concrete block.