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2×2×6 interlocking concrete blocks

We supply and deliver full-size concrete bin blocks for material yards, farms and contractor sites. Each block is typically 6′ long × 2′ wide × 2′ high and approximately 3,600 lb. Full and partial loads are welcome, with no minimum order.

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An interlocking concrete block
Length × width × height
6′ × 2′ × 2′
Approximate weight per block
3,600 lb
Delivery
Nationwide

Full and partial loads are welcome, with no minimum order.

Block dimensions at a glance

Compare full and half-block dimensions and weights. Use this guide for reference or to share with your crew.

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Choose full blocks for your layout

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    Cover six feet with each full block

    A full block is typically six feet long, two feet wide and two feet high. Use half blocks for three-foot lengths and corner blocks for 90-degree turns.

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    Match an existing layout

    Send the dimensions and interlock profile of any blocks already on site. This helps us select compatible units for your extension.

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    Plan lifting and unloading

    Figure 3,600 lb a block and about 13 to a truck. If your road has a weight limit, tell us and we'll load lighter. Read the weight guide.

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    Order full or partial loads

    There is no minimum order. Send your delivery ZIP and preferred date, along with site access and unloading details. See how delivery works.
Full concrete blocks in material storage bays

Block buying questions

What does a 2×2×6 concrete block weigh?

Approximately 3,600 lb. The typical dimensions are six feet long, two feet wide and two feet high.

Can I buy a smaller block?

Yes. Our half block is three feet long with the same two-foot width and height, weighing approximately 1,800 lb. Corner blocks are also available.

How much does a full concrete block cost?

Send your quantity and delivery ZIP for one quote covering blocks and delivery. We accept full and partial loads, with no minimum order.

Can I use these blocks for a stacked wall?

Use a layout specified for your site's height, ground conditions and loads. A qualified designer should specify retaining-wall and stacked-wall requirements.

How many full blocks make a truckload?

About 13 full blocks, roughly 46,800 lb. Fewer if your road or site has weight limits.

Do the blocks have a lifting point?

Lifting provisions are confirmed for your order and may include a cast-in loop, lifting pin or forklift pockets. Plan for at least 4,000 lb of lifting capacity at the actual load center and reach, and confirm the equipment and attachments against the block supplied.

Get full blocks and delivery in one quote

Send your delivery ZIP and estimated quantity. Add half or corner blocks to the same request, or share your layout dimensions if you need help with the count.

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