Instant Foundation Block for Decks (24-Pack)

Lifesaver! This product saved me thousands of dollars! The floor of my 1800’s barn kept washing out. We removed all the old wood and damaged beams. My carpenter was going to put new support beams in and replace the floor running 10-20k! I was convinced I could put a deck floor in there using cinder blocks. After researching this, I found Tuff Blocks. I ordered them and they were delivered quickly. I put some gravel from the driveway into the barn, tampered it down and laid the Tuff Blocks out. With some leveling we got the joists placed and screwed in the floor boards. It was a couple day job. Very easy and cost me about $900 in materials. The beauty is I can easily unscrew it and pull it up if we have another flooding issue. I couldn’t be happier with it and I owe it to these fabulous Tuff Blocks!

I was missing 1 pc and they sent me 8pcs instead for there missing pc I was very pleased on how fast they were to send the pcs

Built a 12x10 studio shed using these things and it is rock SOLID.Did not have to break the ground or cut into my turf to do it. Would absolutely recommend for a shed, deck or anything needing a floating foundation. Not real popular out here on the West coast yet, it seems as no one had these in-store, but as a 'bored during COVID' project, these things took a lot of work out of what could have been a nightmare. 5 stars all the way.

Easy to use, solid support

My deck is only 1’ off the ground and the cement blocks were too heavy bulky and tall. These Tuff Blocks were perfect. Maybe I shouldn’t mention is that we even cut a portion of the front off so that it would not stick out further than the deck and it was very easy to cut with an elect saw. Obviously the deck is not done but you can see what we were working with. They are fantastic!!

We used these for a 16' by 10' ground deck. Easy to maneuver, place, cover and use.They sit lower than the concrete blocks and are fraction of the weight.It has the versatility of using for 2 by joists, double joists, and 4 by posts.The largest case gives you 24 pieces so plan accordingly.

Not good. Expensive. Buy else where.

I am too old and too lazy to be packing around concrete blocks so these things are the perfect replacement. Got 'em holding up a deck and a couple small sheds and they work great.