Manufactured in Polokwane, Limpopo
Made to a published specification
Concrete bricks, blocks and pavers, pressed and cured in Polokwane to SANS 1215 and SANS 1058. Delivered to site across Limpopo.
The range
Everything we make.
Stock bricks
The general purpose concrete unit. Load bearing walls, boundary walls, infill and general construction.
Specifications
Maxi bricks
Fewer units, less mortar, faster walls. The developer's unit.
Specifications
Hollow blocks
Lighter walls that hold temperature better, and a quarter of the units to lay.
Specifications
Paving bricks
Interlocking units that key into each other and spread a wheel load sideways. Driveways, walkways and parking.
SpecificationsWhy us
We publish what other suppliers make you phone for.
- Specifications
- Every dimension, strength class and coverage figure sits on the product page, with the standard it is manufactured to and a mark against anything not yet confirmed by test.
- Quantities
- Work out what your wall needs, including wastage, pallets and loads, without speaking to a salesperson first.
- Terms
- Minimum orders, delivery areas and lead times are stated. You will know whether we can help before you pick up the phone.
A new supplier
Check us before you order.
There is no twenty year history to point at, so we have built the business so that you do not need one. Everything below is checkable before you spend a rand.
Made to SANS 1215
The standard for concrete masonry units. Our pavers are made to SANS 1058, which is a different standard for a good reason.Independent test certificates
Crush test results come from an independent laboratory, published with the laboratory name and the date of test. The first certificates land as the first full batches come through.Open to inspection
Book a morning, come to the yard, and watch a batch mixed, pressed, cured and stacked before you order.
Tell us what you are building.
Give us the suburb and roughly how many you need. The price and the delivery come back on one quote, inside 4 business hours.
WhatsApp is answered fastest. Use the form for a formal quotation, so the quantities are right first time.