Three finishes · 4,000+ PSI · Shipped nationwide
Concrete landscaping blocks big enough to hold a slope and good-looking enough for a front yard. They interlock without mortar and ship from a veteran-owned supplier to any project in the U.S.
Landscaping blocks are concrete units for garden walls, borders, raised beds and terraced yards. Small store-bought bricks are fine for edging a flower bed. Once a wall has to hold soil, you need a heavier block made for load.
Ours weigh 85 to 125 lb each, so gravity and the interlock keep the wall plumb. Most landscaping bricks look fine on the pallet; the difference shows after a few winters, a wet spring and a hot summer.
Every finish uses the same interlock and the same strength rating. Pick the face that suits the property.
Deep texture and natural shadow lines that read like quarried stone from the street.
Classic brick character in a larger unit. A clean match for homes with existing masonry, at a fraction of the install time.
Neat, layered lines for walls that are part of the design.
| Rock Face | Brick Finish | Stacked Stone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Look | Natural stone | Classic masonry | Layered stone |
| Avg. weight | 125 lb | 85 lb | 95 lb |
| Face size | 18″ x 9″ | 18″ x 6″ | 16″ x 6″ |
| Concrete rating | 4,000+ PSI | 4,000+ PSI | 4,000+ PSI |
| Commercial use | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Every landscaping block we supply meets these benchmarks.
Poured from industrial-grade concrete rated at 4,000 PSI or more, so wet soil and loads from driveways and parking areas do not crush the core.
Absorption under 5% keeps water out of the block, which is the main cause of freeze-thaw cracking in cold climates.
At 80 to 130 lb per block, mass and the mechanical lock keep the wall plumb with no glue or mortar.
One system covers more ground than typical landscaping bricks.
Handle soil pressure, drainage and seasonal movement without mortar or deep footings.
Not every wall holds soil. Some shape a space.
Timber rots and small bricks shift. Concrete blocks stay put.
Fast installs and the same block on every site.
Rearrange the blocks when needs change, unlike a poured wall.
A decorative brick looks good in a planter. A structural block holds back the hill behind it.
Most sellers offer small retail bricks or send you through a dealer. We supply you directly.
A service-disabled veteran-owned company with no dealer markup between us and your project.
Each block locks in place mechanically.
We ship concrete landscaping blocks to homeowners, landscapers and commercial builders in all 50 states. Order for one yard wall or for a season of projects; either way you buy direct, with no dealer markup.
Landscapers who build walls on many properties get the same block and finish on every order, so walls on different jobs match.
If the wall carries weight, choose a structural block. When in doubt, call and describe the wall; we will tell you which block to use.
Large interlocking concrete blocks. They handle soil pressure, install without mortar and keep their shape for years.
Most walls only need a compacted gravel or soil base. Deep concrete footings are usually not required, which saves cost and time.
Yes. All three finishes are used on residential, commercial, farm and industrial projects.
Bricks are smaller and mostly decorative. Blocks are larger, made to bear load and to manage soil pressure and grade changes.
Yes. We deliver across the U.S. for single residential projects and bulk commercial orders.
Tell us the finish, the wall size and the delivery address. We will reply with a price.
