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Your cart is empty.CAMO BLOCK is a lightweight, heavy-duty alternative to concrete deck blocks. Gone are the days of taking multiple trips to the store—and breaking your back—to build a freestanding deck. Weighing only 2.16lbs but load-rated to support over 1800lbs, CAMO BLOCK is an easy-to-carry deck foundation that also nests together for easy transport. Whether you’re building a freestanding deck, walkway, shed, or other exterior structure, the versatile CAMO BLOCK is the right foundation for the job. BLOCK accepts 4x4 or 6x6 wood posts and 2x4, 2x6, or 2x8 wood joists or 2 in. metal joists. Best of all, BLOCK is precision-crafted, eliminating the need to alter BLOCK to fit your project. That means installation is as easy as placing your BLOCKS, setting your joists or posts, and building. CAMO BLOCK was designed to hold up to the harshest environments and is even cold-weather approved to resist frost heave. BLOCK is infused with UV protectant so it won’t chip, crack, or corrode under sun, rain, cold, snow, and ice, and it’s made from a Polyolefin material. Additionally, BLOCK was engineered with vents and drains that keep water away from the joists and posts, protecting them from sitting in pooled water, which can deteriorate the life of the support.
Malibu
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
lightweight and easy to use. WAY better for me than using concrete blocks. Deck is up and these were easy to use. floor feels SOLID.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
these are one of the greatest things i have found, they work great, stable and easy to move around. Made of a very durable product.
Debbie B
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
These are sturdy, much more easily used than the concrete, still stable and work great. Had to purchase a second set to do another project and the chicken coop first project worked great, now onto a deck! Have recommended to all family and friends. Great purchase.
markjmsr1
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
Unfortunately I had to return because we ended up using 4x6” posts🫢
gari
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
Inexpensive and work great for new construction cut joist repair
Ryan robinson
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
They haven’t broken, they are still holding up my 10x20 shed. However, they aren’t as sturdy as I’d hoped for. They definitely bow a lot
Joe from Colorado
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
I had no idea these existed, and just happened to stumble across them while building a small "deck" (platform) for storing my trash cans. Seems way easier to use than the concrete version I had been considering, plus these are much lower profile, which is what I needed. Too soon to say for sure, but they certainly seem to be very stable. The only issue--and this is probably unique to my situation--is that even placed directly next to each other you can only get about 16" between joists. Technically that's enough for Trex, though many suggest more like 12' is better.
Adrian Wegner
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022
It is what it is...
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