#BREEZE WAY BLOCKS MANUAL#
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Half-load = 10 pallets of concrete blocksīecause of production cycles and the volumes involved, we will generally have a 10 working day lead time on all orders for concrete blocks, so please take this into consideration.They are a fantastic way to create unique division and areas of discovery in spaces. Full-load = 19 pallets of concrete blocks Breeze blocks were popularized during the mid century modern period.

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However, if you have a larger order and wish to discuss pricing please feel free to contact our Bekstone sales team ( 01993 842 391) or email. Our pricing is based on a 'delivered' price in UK mainland zone-1 to allow end-users and smaller builds to benefits from direct supply to their kerbside. So no matter what size of your building project, we're here to help. We supply concrete blocks to a range of different customer types, from bricklaying and brickwork contracting companies to housing developers and home builders, and to individual homeowners too. Their actual official name is CMU (Concrete Masonry Units) and they are specified in BS EN 771-3 to conform to UK building regulations. In the UK breeze was historically used as a synonym for ash/cinder - so in the UK we often call them “Breeze Blocks”, whereas, in the United State, they are often called “Cinder Blocks”. Traditionally manufactured with low-cost filler materials such as ash/cinder, construction blocks are now manufactured using lightweight expanded clay aggregate (LECA) balls. Often referred to as Breeze Blocks in the UK, the CMU blocks are the most widely used building block. Our blocks are manufactured at our factory in Burford, Oxfordshire in the Cotswolds using sustainable methods and we have an 'Excellent' rating from BREEAM for our environmental standards and processes. They are available in both Dense and Medium Dense versions. Ideal for infill and wall adjustments, saving time avoiding cutting full-sized blocks. Cores are able to be filled with reinforced bars and poured concrete. These blocks are designed to provide swift and cost-effective building of walls. They are great for rendering or plastering and can be used with dry line plasterboards.

#BREEZE WAY BLOCKS MANUAL#

These blocks provide a good balance between strength and weight - important for manual handling and labour efficiency. High quality, robust and load-bearing standard concrete blocks used in the majority of application and is suitable for use above and below damp-proof course (DPC) level. breeze blocks) used for construction projects and housebuilding. We offer a range of commonly used concrete blocks (a.k.a.

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