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Projects - detail for VOBB Projects - Completed and In-progress

For a most interesting real-life event, please see: VOBB quality construction stops run-away bulldozer
For a real estate sales agent's reference letter, please see: Summary review by sales agent
For a block producer's reference letter, please see: Block production letter

I. Residential

 II. Retaining walls, fence, outdoor kitchens, BBQ pits, other III. Commercial IV. Agriculture

We invite you to inspect some quality dry-stack VOBB concrete block projects in:
Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, Alabama & MIssissippi

Mississippi

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III. Commercial

  1. Westbrook - 10,000 sq. ft. retail/office/warehouse 
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Start VOBB with rebar
 Lot's of windows 
Finished

2. B-B-Q restaurant

BBQ-101
BBQ-101
BBQ-101
using a level
B-B-Q & VOBB sign
Finished

3. Mechanic's building for concrete block producer
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Pit area
Full speed ahead
Plate to weld the metal rafters

 4. Church in Baton Rouge, LA
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Start VOBB
In-progress
A very nice straight wall

 5. Comeaux - water trap for drainage line          
Start VOBB
In-progress
Finished

 6. Talbot - Meat processing plant
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Start in the corner
With the roof on 
Finished

  7. Antique Shop - Two-story set of stairs and privacy wall
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  Stairs  
With gate   
Finished 

  8. Wash Pit                                                        

Simple, strong & affordable
Finished

 

9. Walls for existing building - Remodel   

 Walls for a meat packing plant
Interior wall
The lintel over the doorway

                                                   

Alabama
Auburn University Design Group-Community Center - Lee County

10. Community Center - Project by Auburn University's School of Architecture, Design, and Construction
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Checking to see the wall is level
The TEAM
"Most interesting - Now what?"

Filling a cavity NOTE: Dry concrete mix with pea gravel is being poured into the VOBB block with water from a water hose. Simple, easy and cheap!! On the bag of concrete mix, it says just add water. It does not say you have to mix it in a mixer. As VOBB has no weak mortar joints, this method greatly reduces the labor cost and waste of building a quality concrete block wall.
Almost Finished
Almost Finished
Almost Finished