Up to 70% recycled materials and full-cycle verified carbon reductions.
Tough on performance. Kinder on the planet.
Up To 70% Recycled Content
Designed to meet sustainability goals and contribute to eco-conscious construction.
Reduced Embodied Carbon
Up to a 70% carbon reduction from source to site (A1-A4) and third-party verified.
Independently Certified
Accredited with extensive BSI certifications including BES 6001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001.
Greener Miles
HVO-fuelled deliveries cut transport emissions by at least 90%.
Class A1 Fire Rating
Non-combustible for use in high-performance applications.
Heritage You Can Build On
Decades of proven performance. Trusted by architects and contractors across generations.
Cutting Carbon. Not Corners.





Made with 70% recycled content and verified carbon savings across A1–A4 stages, ECO 70 is ideal for projects with green specs.
Made with 50% recycled content and verified carbon savings across A1–A4 stages, ECO 50 is ideal for lower impact construction.
ECO 50
ECO 70

This block is green. So is this one.

Up to
70%
Recycled Content
Low impact, high spec.
<20kg
Unit Weight
Easy handling, long lasting.
90%+
Less CO₂
Cleaner deliveries, HVO-driven.


ECO 50
Lighter Impact. Solid Performance.
With 50% recycled content and up to 70% A1-A4 independently verified carbon reductions, ECO 50 is the smart choice for lower-impact construction with solid technical performance.
- Medium Dense
- Class A1 Fire Rated
- Up to 48dB Sound Reduction
- <20kg for Easier Handling
- Airtight and Paint Ready

ECO 70
Eco-Friendly. High-Performance. One Smart Block.
Our next-generation concrete block combines 70% recycled content with excellent technical performance including up to 69% A1–A4 independently verified carbon reductions.
- Medium Dense
- Class A1 Fire Rated
- Up to 48dB Sound Reduction
- <20kg for Easier Handling
- Airtight and Paint Ready
See your Carbon Savings with Lignacite ECO


HVO delivery cuts transport emissions by at least 90%.
A cleaner alternative to diesel, powered by renewable, plant-based fuel.


Data Source: clevercarbon.io
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Compare Blocks
Lignacite ECO Range vs Lignacite Standard Range
100mm
140mm

Bare Block 46
Painted Block 47
Bare Block 49
Painted Block 50
A1-A3 20.9
A1-A4 22.2
A1-A3 32.8
A1-A4 36.2
A1-A3 N/A
A1-A4 N/A
A1-A3 N/A
A1-A4 N/A

Bare Block 44
Painted Block 45
Bare Block 47
Painted Block 48
A1-A3 6.8
A1-A4 6.9
A1-A3 17.3
A1-A4 17.4
A1-A3 67%
A1-A4 69%
A1-A3 47%
A1-A4 52%

Bare Block 44
Painted Block 45
Bare Block 47
Painted Block 48
A1-A3 6.5
A1-A4 6.6
A1-A3 17.3
A1-A4 17.4
A1-A3 68%
A1-A4 70%
A1-A3 47%
A1-A4 52%
*Estimated figure based on industry benchmarks.
**A1-A4 data based on HVO-fuelled deliveries only, within a 50-mile radius of Nazeing (EN9).
Note: The primary factor contributing to the difference in embodied carbon between the 100mm and 140mm blocks is the variation in mix design. This adjustment ensures that the 140mm blocks remain under 20kg in weight.
HVO-fuelled transport for deliveries cuts carbon emissions by at least 90% helping your project go greener, right down to the final mile.

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FAQs
Common questions about Lignacite ECO Range blocks.
Why does the Lignacite ECO 50 block offer a slightly higher maximum carbon saving than the ECO 70?
It’s due to a small difference in embodied carbon: 6.5 kg/m² for the ECO 50 versus 6.8 kg/m² for the ECO 70. This slight variance means the ECO 50 can deliver a marginally greater maximum carbon saving.
What do the A1, A2, A3, and A4 stages mean in a product’s life cycle?
The A1–A4 stages represent key phases in the life cycle of a building product:
- A1: Raw material extraction
- A2: Transport to manufacturing
- A3: Product manufacturing
- A4: Transport to the construction site
The embodied carbon captured at each of these stages is outlined in the product’s Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).
Is lower or higher air tightness better?
Lower values are better – they mean less air leakage. Lignacite ECO blocks have excellent airtightness, especially when painted.
How much CO₂ do sustainable concrete blocks emit?
The 100mm Lignacite ECO 50 block has an embodied carbon of 6.6 kg CO₂e/m² (A1–A4). Full values are listed in our EPDs. Carbon values for other sizes can be found in our EPDs. Different sustainable concrete blocks will have varying embodied carbon levels.
How many Lignacite ECO concrete blocks can be transported on a rigid lorry?
15 packs of 72 blocks (100mm) or 15 packs of 48 blocks (140mm). To check load sizes or request additional information, contact our brandonsales@lignacite.co.uk or call 01842 778484.
What is HVO, and how can it reduce carbon emissions?
HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) is a cleaner diesel alternative made from waste oils. When used for deliveries, it cuts CO₂ emissions by at least 90%.
Is movement control required?
Vertical movement joints are advised every 6–7 metres, per Published Document 6697 guidelines.
Are there any design considerations for structural walls?
Yes. Design should follow BS 8103-2, BS EN 1996-1-1, and the Building Regulations.
What mortar should I use?
Use Designation (iii) / Class M4 mortar above ground. Stronger mixes may be needed below ground.
What is the life expectancy of sustainable concrete blocks?
Like all masonry, 100+ years if built properly.