CONCRETE BLOCKS

Supermix Concrete Ltd have been manufacturing high quality concrete blocks for over fifty years. All Supermix concrete blocks are produced using natural glacial sand and gravel aggregates. Blocks are available in strengths 13 Newton and 10 Newton.

Supermix Blocks are quality certified to EN 771. Ongoing regular testing is carried out enuring ensuring a superior product at all times. Concrete Blocks are available in the following sizes:

  • Type 1 440 x 100 x 215mm (18x9x4")
  • Type 2 440 x 300 x 100mm (18x12x4")
  • Type 3 350 x 300 x 100mm (14x12x4")
  • Type 4 215 x 100 x 140mm (18x6x4")
  • Type 5 440 x 140 x 215mm (18x9x6")
  • Type 6 Concrete Brick 215 x 100 x 60mm

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Concrete Blocks

Supermix Concrete Blocks

Block Sizes

Supermix Concrete Ltd has been producing quality concrete blocks since 1973 supplying across the North West of Ireland

Concrete Block strengths

Supermix Concrete blocks are available in strengths 13 Newton and 10 Newton

Quality Control and Certifications

Supermix Concrete Blocks are certified to the latest EN 771-3 standard

Concrete Blocks

Available Block types

Block Sizes


Supermix Concrete Blocks

  • Type 1 440 x 100 x 215mm (18x9x4")
  • Type 2 440 x 300 x 100mm (18x12x4")
  • Type 3 350 x 300 x 100mm (14x12x4")
  • Type 4 440 x 100 x 140mm (18x6x4")
  • Type 5 440 x 140 x 215mm (18x9x6")
  • Type 6 Concrete Brick 215 x 100 x 60mm

Block Strengths


Supermix Concrete Blocks are manufactured to 13 Newton and 10 Newton

Quality Certififed


Supermix Concrete Blocks are Quality Certified to EN 771-3

SUPERMIX Concrete Blocks


Supermix Concrete Blocks are manufactured with washed sand and gravel aggregates

TESTIMONIAL

Projects

Water Treatment Plants at Lifford, Killea, Carrigans Co Donegal for BSG Civil Engineering Ltd on behalf of Irish Water

Galantas Gold Mine Omagh Co Tyrone. Supermix Concrete Ltdsupply Shotcrete for spraying on tunnel walls

Supermix supplies EN 771-3 certified blocks to the mica redress house reconstructions in Co Donegal