Standard CMU & Brick
Architectural masonry is the evolvement of standard gray concrete masonry blocks into aesthetically pleasing concrete masonry units (CMUs). These architectural blocks include a wide array of bricks which vary in shape, size, and texture, and can be used as a stand-alone or in conjunction with other standard masonry materials. Our durable architectural brick blocks are combined with an integral water repellant and come in a variety of colors and finishes. Explore Oldcastle architectural blocks and concrete masonry units from Echelon.
Cast Stone Masonry Blocks
Oldcastle partners with a number of industry-leading brands and companies to supply our customers with Cast Stone masonry block options and to be a complete concrete masonry source provider. Ask us about our Cast Stone concrete masonry unit sizes and offerings.
Clay Brick Blocks
Oldcastle partners with a number of industry-leading brands and companies to supply our customers with full and thin brick block options and to be a complete concrete masonry source provider. Ask us about our clay brick block offering.
Greenline Concrete Masonry Units (CMUs)
Greenline 31 concrete masonry units (CMUs) and Greenline Recycling Program provide an innovative, environmentally friendly concrete masonry system utilizing recycled concrete.
Manufactured Stone Veneers
In addition to our Artisan Masonry Stone Veneers®, Oldcastle partners with a number of industry leading brands and companies to supply our customers with additional manufactured stone veneer options and to be a complete masonry source provider. Ask us about our veneer options.
Natural Stone Veneers
Oldcastle partners with a number of industry leading brands and companies to supply our customers with natural stone options and to be a complete masonry source provider. Ask us about our natural stone offering.
Split Face Block
Split Face masonry units are integrally colored pre-finished architectural concrete masonry blocks with a beautiful, rough-hewn texture to one or more faces. Units are molded with two units attached face to face. The units are then mechanically split apart after having been cured, leaving the split face with a rough texture, similar to natural stone. The splitting process reveals the aggregates used in the masonry block, so different aggregates will give different appearances and no two CMUs are exactly alike.