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CONCRETE SHUTTERING
BLOCKS FOR SWIMMING
N
E
W
POOL WALLS
Fairlock Pool Products Ltd are introducing the Betaloc
tm
block,
a unique concrete shuttering system offering
significant advantages and profit over conventional hollow
concrete blocks.
The remarkable Betaloc
tm
block system is designed for
vertical and horizontal reinforcement to be used for more
demanding projects.
Incorporating a dry build process which allows for huge
savings on time and overall cost, the Betaloc
tm
can also be
constructed on a DIY basis by non - masons, as no
mortar is required when stacking the blocks.
tm
BETALOC
tm
blocks can also be used for
Footings, Basements, Retaining walls,
SHUTTERING BLOCKS FOR RETAINING WALLS
Bund walls, Lift shafts, and
Industrial/Commercial structures.
Benefits at - a - glance
If you’d like to experience the effectiveness and profit
Betaloc
tm
blocks can offer you as a leading Swimming
● Unique design allowing for stronger
Pool builder or landscaper, then please don’t hesitate to
reinforcement than conventional blocks
contact a member of the sales team at Fairlocks Pool
● Weighs under 20kg
Products on:
● Time and cost efficient
Phone: 01865 988 346
● Less materials required
● No mortar required
or visit our website
● Non-mason friendly
www.fairlocks.co.uk
● Competitive trade prices
or email: info@fairlocks.co.uk
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