TuffBlock - Deck 🔨 Foundation Block (Pack of 24) Review

I'm too old and lazy to grab concrete blocks so these things make the perfect replacement. They have a deck and some small awnings and they work great.

Yes and my wife decided to build her own deck but we wanted to stay low to the ground. This saved us time and is holding up great. And yes, they're expensive, but they're worth it.

We used them on a 16' x 10' deck. Easy to maneuver, place, cover and use. They are set lower than concrete blocks and are a small fraction of the weight. It can be used for 2 beams, double beams and 4 poles. The largest box holds 24 pieces. So plan accordingly.

Commissioned builder to build the hot tub deck I delivered in 4 weeks and he said he does not guarantee the deck, when he uses it. Now I have to figure out how to send them back. The box is very heavy. Very expensive, hoped they would work but I already hired a builder and he started

Wow these blocks save time not digging. I was able to level the topsoil and place them right on top! Where I live there are many trees (sequoias) with a large and extensive root system. And another live screensaver! In addition, they were much cheaper than conventional foundation blocks.

My deck is only 1 foot off the ground and the cement blocks were too heavy, bulky and tall. These tuff blocks were perfect. Perhaps I shouldn't mention that we even cut off part of the front end so it doesn't stick out further than the soundboard and it was very easy to cut with a special saw. Obviously the deck isn't ready yet, but you can see what we've been working on. You are fantastic!

Savior! This product has saved me thousands of dollars! The floor of my 19th century barn kept getting washed away. We removed all old wood and damaged beams. My carpenter wanted to put in new support beams and replace the floor for 10-20k! I was sure I could lay a concrete block floor there. After researching this, I found Tuff Blocks. I ordered them and they were delivered quickly. I dumped some gravel from the driveway into the shed, tamped it down, and laid the tuff blocks. With some…