6IB1800FB
This flat bottom 1800mm x 600mm x 600mm Interbloc block is used with the 1200 flat bottom block on the base layer of walls for uninterrupted contact with the underlying foundation, allowing for sealing and increased sliding resistance. The block weighs 1500kgs and has a certified central lifting anchor. The lifting points can also be used as an anchoring point for ropes and straps.
Please note you will require 2 x 2.5t Lifting Klaws for this product.
What Can I Use This Block For?
Build Faster, Stronger, Safer with Interbloc.
Dimensons:600x600x1800 Weight:1500kg SKU:6IB1800EFBPG
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The current lead time for producing the Interbloc range is 8 weeks.
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