How to pour interlocking concrete blocks | Block Moulds

Anyone can produce interlocking 'LEGO' concrete blocks!
Precast concrete Lego blocks are easy to produce if these instructions are followed. Pouring various concrete blocks upon your needs and keep investment costs to a minimum. From cast concrete to finished Lego blocks.
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[@Inkling777]

A vibrating base would help that concrete settle.

[@pytheus]

Thanks for an illuminiting video! I'm looking to make blocks like yours, spaced about 1.5 meters apart, along a perimeter to prevent out of control cars from entering. But, I was looking at making a more decorative face, like a totem or tiki, or similar. Please, would you suggest a resource, or perhaps detail how I could make such a cosmetic insert with using with your forms?

[@cbmolij9260]

Ik vind het een heel tof idee.🏗😊👍

[@blockmoulds]

Dank je wel!

[@chupacabra1765]

How much do the blocks way weigh after finishing?

[@blockmoulds]

It really depends on the block size. For instance, 120x60x60cm block weights 1037kg and 160x80x80cm block 2458kg. Luckily, we also provide lifting equipment to easily handle such weights 💪

[@miky8902]

Hi, have you got a mechanic solution for the mould oppening? Cause with time, my employees have serious back problems. We make 20 Blocks by day

[@ortiscose9662]

I would say hire me but I am in nz an I change this on my own, being changing this on my own for 7 years 🤙🤙🤙 tell them harden up

[@ygrittesnow1701]

Great strides in robotics. Might want to investigate for that purpose. Well worth the investment as it would work 24 hours a day without back problems.

[@rickdoggr]

Any smaller ones?

[@blockmoulds]

Sure! We sell wide range of sizes, our smallest one has 120 x 30 x 30 cm.

[@95frankie]

What is the material of the form work ?

[@blockmoulds]

It´s made of steel, corners are hot-dip galvanized. We also use (one of) the thickest materials on the market to make it durable 💪

[@JEviston]

Rebar????

[@youcrosseyedh1774]

No need those blocks are 2 foot by 4 foot , if your going to build a house on top , you could put in a cage but these are retaining wall blocks.

[@blockmoulds]

No rebar. Can be easily recycled again when damaged.

[@juliomendoza2248]

Q medidas tienen los bloques???

[@blockmoulds]

Hello! We currently sell these sizes, although our product range is still expanding. 120 x 30 x 30 120 x 30 x 60 120 x 60 x 30 120 x 60 x 60 150 x 30 x 30 150 x 30 x 60 150 x 60 x 30 150 x 60 x 60 160 x 40 x 40 160 x 40 x 80 160 x 80 x 40 160 x 80 x 80 180 x 30 x 30 180 x 30 x 60 180 x 60 x 30 180 x 60 x 60 240 x 30 x 30 240 x 30 x 60 240 x 60 x 30 240 x 60 x 60

[@eriknoren6218]

Where can buy

[@blockmoulds]

blockmoulds.com

[@luxurydevelopment7014]

Been doing this 32 years pure shame

[@youcrosseyedh1774]

Majid Almualla 20mm stone 2 1/2 buckets, coarse sand 2 1/2 bucket , 1 bucket of cement. That’s about 25mpa . So 5 to 1 ratio .Water will determine the strength start of with half the volume of cement used then adjust , don’t go to wet . Heaps of different scenarios but this is a start. Good luck.

[@AlexMAGA2024]

Is this easy work?