Column 117 block, 117 × 25 × 20 cm, 3D Printed Concrete

Hollow 3D printed concrete block, 117 × 25 × 20 cm, used to build a Column 117 of the height you need. Sold by the piece.

PriceUAH 929 / pc

Price per pc.

A 2 m column is 10 blocks.

Whole 2 m column: UAH 9,220.25 / pc →

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Length117 cm
Width25 cm
Block height20 cm
2 m column10 blocks
Constructionhollow
Colourgrey concrete
Warranty20 years

3D BETON columns are printed in 20 cm high blocks, so you can buy a Column 117 block by block for exactly the height you need: a 1.6 m column is 8 blocks, a 2 m column is 10. Each block has the same layered 3D printed texture as the whole column.

How the column is put together

  • the blocks are stacked one on top of another
  • the central cavity does not have to be filled with concrete if the column is closed on top with a concrete cap
  • a plinth can be added at the base, and a concrete cap goes on top; the cap is sold separately

The first picture is a diagram: a 2 m column of 10 blocks with one block highlighted. The next ones show the Column 117 built from these blocks.

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Installing a fence with 3D printed columns
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Frequently asked questions

What concrete do you print with?

Heavyweight concrete made with clean cubical crushed stone up to 10 mm, with no dusty screenings. The sand is quarry sand; clay and metal particles are removed by a powerful magnet above the conveyor. For thin-walled products we use only fresh M500 cement, which does not cause efflorescence, plus a plasticiser. Because the layers are compacted by extrusion rather than vibration, the mix contains more cement than ordinary concrete.

Why is every element 20 cm high?

Our production is standardised around this height. Almost any structure can be broken down into blocks in multiples of 20 cm with monolithic joints. This height gives precise layer geometry without the "elephant foot" effect and a manageable block weight: 40 kg on average, about 60 kg at most, so two people can lift it.

Will 3D printed concrete crack?

Every structure includes monolithic joints that carry the dead load, wind and snow, as well as expansion joints, composite reinforcement and coarse aggregate that acts as micro-reinforcement. As a result, the products withstand transport over 1,500+ km and all service loads. The design service life is over 100 years.

How are the products reinforced?

Each printed contour is reinforced twice along its height with certified composite rebar from a trusted manufacturer (Arvit). It does not lose its properties over time.

How do you ensure the layers bond into a solid whole?

Layer-to-layer adhesion is the key to 3D printing. We control the layer deposition time, concrete workability, air humidity and temperature, and the products are cured in a steam chamber.

What equipment do you print on?

On industrial CRAFTRUDER construction 3D printing equipment.

Does a fence need a strip foundation?

No. Most fences are installed on point pier foundations with vertical rebar starters (usually 2 bars of 12 mm diameter). The entire load of a section is transferred to the monolithic joints, so a strip foundation is unnecessary, and a pier foundation cuts the amount of reinforcement and concrete work by about 5 times. Houses, of course, need a strip foundation or an insulated slab foundation.

I already have a strip foundation with posts. Will it work?

Send us the measurements and post spacing, and we will design a matching structure. If they don't match, the old posts or rebar are cut off and new anchors are set with chemical anchoring, or rebar is driven into the existing foundation.

Production request

Tell us about your project

Send a sketch, drawing or photo of your site. We'll pick the product, work out the price, agree on quantity and delivery, and our partners will handle installation.

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Or call us: +38 067 401 00 94

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