What are your limestone blocks made from?

Reconstituted limestone — crushed limestone blended with cement. The cement is what makes them particularly durable, and it is why they hold up in garden, home and housing-development settings.

What sizes do you stock?

Six: 500x160x90 at 12kg, 400x200x100 at 13kg, 400x200x150 at 21kg, 500x250x100 at 22kg, 500x300x100 at 24kg, and 500x250x150 at 32kg. Ring to check current stock before you drive down.

Which block should I use for a retaining wall?

That depends on what the wall is retaining and how high it is, which is a question for a builder or an engineer rather than for us. Describe the job at the counter and we will tell you what people usually use, but do not treat that as a structural specification.

How many blocks do I need?

Divide the length of your run by the block length, then multiply by the number of courses you need for the height. Bring the measurements to the counter and someone will work it through with you, including where you will need to cut.

Can I collect blocks myself?

Yes, seven days. They are heavy for their size, which is exactly why we offer every customer two hours of our trailers free. Tell us what you are towing with and we will tell you how many the trailer should take.

Can blocks be delivered?

Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs. Tell us the quantity, the address and where they can be unloaded. Confirm the current delivery cost when you order.

Limestone Blocks Perth

Reconstituted, and heavier than they look.

Our blocks are made from reconstituted limestone — crushed limestone blended with cement, which is what makes them durable. Six sizes, from a 12kg garden block to a 32kg retaining block, used around homes, gardens and housing developments.

They are heavy, which is exactly why every customer gets two hours of our trailers free. Come and see them in the yard before you commit to a size — the difference between a 22kg and a 32kg block is a lot more obvious in your hands than on a screen.

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Open 7 days
Free 2 hour trailer use
Six sizes in stock
Delivery across the southern suburbs

Limestone block sizes

Six sizes, by weight

500 x 160 x 90
12kg
400 x 200 x 100
13kg
400 x 200 x 150
21kg
500 x 250 x 100
22kg
500 x 300 x 100
24kg
500 x 250 x 150
32kg

Ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290 to check current stock and pricing before you come down.

How many blocks do you need?

Count the course, then count the courses

Work along the wall rather than across it. Divide the length of the wall by the length of the block to get one course, then multiply by how many courses high it is going.

Weights are per block and they are the reason this is worth doing before you come down. These are reconstituted limestone, and they are heavier than they look.

Ask us what you need

Size	Weight each	Per metre of course
500 x 160 x 90	12kg	Two blocks, 24kg a metre.
400 x 200 x 100	13kg	Two and a half blocks, about 33kg a metre.
400 x 200 x 150	21kg	Two and a half blocks, about 53kg a metre.
500 x 250 x 100	22kg	Two blocks, 44kg a metre.
500 x 300 x 100	24kg	Two blocks, 48kg a metre.
500 x 250 x 150	32kg	Two blocks, 64kg a metre.

Anything holding soil back is a retaining wall, and above a couple of courses that is an engineering question rather than a landscaping one. Ask before you build, not after.

How to choose a block

Four things that actually decide it

What the wall is holding
A garden border and a retaining wall are different jobs. If the wall is holding back soil at any real height, that is an engineering question — talk to a builder or an engineer about it before you buy blocks, not after.
What you can lift
The range runs from 12kg to 32kg. That is the difference between a block you can place one-handed all afternoon and one you will want two people for. Come and pick one up in the yard.
How the courses line up
Block sizes have to divide into your run sensibly or you end up cutting. Measure the length and the height you want before you come down, and bring the numbers with you.
How you are getting them home
Blocks are the heaviest thing per item in the yard. Every customer gets two hours of our trailers free, and the counter will tell you honestly how many blocks your trailer should be carrying.

What goes with the blocks

The rest of the wall

A block wall is rarely just blocks. These are the things people come back for a day later, so they are worth putting in the same trip.

Block pickup and delivery

Collect them, or we will bring them

Collect from the yard

Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load you are asking for.

Have it delivered

Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. Tell us the address, how much you need and anything awkward about access — tight driveways and low branches change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.

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Cart your blocks home free

Borrow one of ours for two hours

Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.

Yard to your home only — no tip trips
Two hours, no overnight use
Back 30 minutes before we close, whatever the two hours says
Bookings not accepted, first in best dressed

Customer feedback

What people say after they have used it

Limestone block FAQs

What we get asked at the counter

What are your limestone blocks made from?
Reconstituted limestone — crushed limestone blended with cement. The cement is what makes them particularly durable, and it is why they hold up in garden, home and housing-development settings.
What sizes do you stock?
Six: 500x160x90 at 12kg, 400x200x100 at 13kg, 400x200x150 at 21kg, 500x250x100 at 22kg, 500x300x100 at 24kg, and 500x250x150 at 32kg. Ring to check current stock before you drive down.
Which block should I use for a retaining wall?
That depends on what the wall is retaining and how high it is, which is a question for a builder or an engineer rather than for us. Describe the job at the counter and we will tell you what people usually use, but do not treat that as a structural specification.
How many blocks do I need?
Divide the length of your run by the block length, then multiply by the number of courses you need for the height. Bring the measurements to the counter and someone will work it through with you, including where you will need to cut.
Can I collect blocks myself?
Yes, seven days. They are heavy for their size, which is exactly why we offer every customer two hours of our trailers free. Tell us what you are towing with and we will tell you how many the trailer should take.
Can blocks be delivered?
Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs. Tell us the quantity, the address and where they can be unloaded. Confirm the current delivery cost when you order.

Get a block quote

Tell us the length and height of the wall

Include your suburb if you want it delivered — it changes the price and whether the big truck can get in. If you are not sure which limestone block you need, describe the job and we will tell you.

Or ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290

Limestone Blocks Perth

Limestone block sizes

500 x 160 x 90

400 x 200 x 100

400 x 200 x 150

500 x 250 x 100

500 x 300 x 100

500 x 250 x 150