Amare Realty
The Hollow Blocks by Amare plant in Sto. Domingo, Albay, with its blue steel roof and block-making line

Matibay at Barato

Hollow Blocks by Amare. Hydraulic-press concrete blocks made in Sto. Domingo, Albay, and sold direct from the plant.

Ano ang itatayo mo?

Amare Realty and Development Corp.

Building in Albay, from the first block up.

We make the blocks and we develop property. Tell us what you are building and we will point you to the right place.

Isang bahay

A new house, a fence or a dagdag kwarto. Work out how many blocks you need.

Estimate your blocks

Isang proyekto

Contractors, developers and hardware stores: talk to us about bulk orders and delivery.

Ask for a quote

Isang tahanan

Villa Amare is the community we are planning, on 1.6 hectares.

About Villa Amare

Hollow Blocks by Amare

Three sizes. One face.

All three sizes are laid with the same 400 × 200 mm face. The thickness is what changes, so pick by the wall you are building.

Five concrete hollow blocks on a pallet seen from above, each with three holes
Our blocks, seen from above.
A large stack of finished concrete hollow blocks at the plant
Finished blocks stacked at the plant.
4"

400 × 200 mm face, about 100 mm thick

For partitions and light interior walls.

5"

400 × 200 mm face, about 125 mm thick

A step up from 4", for walls that need more thickness.

6"

400 × 200 mm face, about 150 mm thick

For exterior and perimeter walls.

Illustrations drawn to scale. Ask your engineer or builder which size your plan calls for.

Ilang blocks ang kailangan?

Enter your wall size for a quick count.

394 blocks for a 30 sq m wall. Counts 12.5 blocks per square meter plus 5% allowance for breakage. Doors and windows are not subtracted. Confirm the final count with your builder.
The full length of the plant under a blue sky

The Plant, Sto. Domingo, Albay

How a block gets made.

We are starting operations on a full block-making line, set up from mixer to press under one roof.

  1. Workers loading cement into the mix hopper

    Mix

    Cement, aggregate and water are blended in the mixer.

  2. The conveyor running above stacked pallets

    Convey

    A belt carries the mix up to the block machine.

  3. The block machine beside stacks of pallets

    Press

    The hydraulic press forms each block in its mold.

  4. Finished blocks stacked after curing

    Cure

    Fresh blocks are moved on pallets and left to cure before they go out.

Three plant workers standing in front of stacked blocks
Our crew with finished stacks.
Stacks of production pallets under the conveyor
Pallets ready for the line.

The people behind the blocks

The Amare crew giving a thumbs up at the plant

Amare Realty

Villa Amare

Our planned residential community. Design work is under way, and we will share more as plans are finalized.

Land area
1.6 hectares
Status
In planning
In design
Master plan and clubhouse

Ready to build? Talk to us.

Call or text

+63 932 298 4351

Email

[email protected]

Facebook

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Office

Sto. Domingo, Albay