Blocks and pavers
Interlocking blocks · paversMade with recycled content for driveways, walkways and boundary walls first, then structures once tested. Simple to make, simple to lay, and the first products we plan to sell.
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Another way to build.
Adabloc turns local waste into blocks, pavers and wall panels, then puts the same parts together as homes that grow with the family.
- 01 Waste
- 02 Material
- 03 Component
- 04 Wall
- 05 Home
Site plan · Erf 1 · 1 grid square = 1 m
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01 · Waste
It starts as waste.
Plastics, packaging and industrial by-products, sorted and tested so every batch behaves the same way.
02 · Material
Engineered into material.
Each waste stream is processed into a consistent mix, then pressed into a block. Recipes are in development now.
03 · Components
Made into components.
Blocks and pavers come first. Builders can use them long before a full house system is approved.
04 · Core 40
Put together as a home.
A permanent 40 m² starter home, assembled from the same blocks and wall panels.
05 · + Bedroom
Then it grows.
The structure and services are planned for the next room before the first one is finished.
06 · + Studio
Homes that grow with you.
Add a studio or workspace with its own entrance, without breaking down load-bearing walls.
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Illustrative assembly. Design intent, still to be tested.Skip the build ↓
01 Waste02 Material03 Components04 Core 4005 + Bedroom06 + Studio
We start with the parts.
Builders can use our components long before a full house system is approved. These are the first four things we're developing, and where each one stands today.
Wall panels
Walls · building envelopeLightweight panels designed for fast, repeatable assembly. They're the core of our homes, and we'll sell them on their own too.
Concept dimensions in mmFeedstock
Plastics · packaging · residuesLocal waste streams, tested so every batch behaves the same way.
Supply a streamCore 40
40 m² starter homeThe same parts put together as a permanent home that grows.
See the rangeImages are concept visuals. Nothing shown is certified or on sale yet.
Start at 40 m². Grow from there.
Core 40 is a permanent home from day one. Add a bedroom, then a studio or workspace, as the family and its income grow.
Short of homes. Buried in waste.
Two of South Africa's biggest problems, and nothing yet that connects them.
2.6m
homes in the national housing backlog
Budget Vote, May 202661%
of the 2025/26 delivery target met, 23,027 of 37,779 homes
Budget Vote, May 2026R614k
for the cheapest new 40 m² house. 90% of South Africans can't afford more than R190,000
CAHF · to confirm1.5 Mt
of plastic a year that isn't recycled
Plastics SA · to confirmThe road to a certified product.
Six months of testing before we sell anything. This is the plan we're working to, and we'll publish results as they come in.
Nothing we make is certified yet. Every performance figure on this site is a target until independent tests say otherwise.
Who's building it.
Two operators who have built and scaled businesses before, now working on housing and waste.
Co-founder
Bavukile Vilane
Three-time founder across event discovery, ticketing, marketing, and lodge and safari management. Software engineer by background.
Co-founder
Nkosiphambili Molapisi
Technology entrepreneur with 12+ years across technology, music and media. Two-time exited founder of a PR agency and a record label.
Have a site, a waste stream or a build in mind?
We're looking for the first builders, partners and suppliers to test this with. Bring us the project and we'll work out the practical way to start.
Work with usTell us who you are.
Pick the line that fits and we'll take it from there.
- Builders and distributorsFirst access to blocks, pavers and panels as they're ready.Register interest →
- Housing partnersDevelopers, employers and municipalities with a site for a demonstration.Partner on a pilot →
- Waste suppliersPackaging producers, recyclers and industry with a stream to place.Supply a waste stream →
- InvestorsThe opportunity, the plan and the deck.For investors →
- Everyone elsePress, researchers, future colleagues and the curious.Send a message →