Pile Driving
Cushion Blocks

At Lodge Lumber Company, we know that precision matters on every job site. That’s why our Pile Cushion Blocks are cut and assembled in-house by our skilled team, ensuring you get consistent, reliable performance every time. We control every step of the process—from selecting the right industrial-grade plywood to final packaging—so you never have to worry about quality variations.

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Our quality control
tolerances can’t be beat,

giving you confidence that every block we ship is built to handle the toughest pile driving applications. This level of precision helps protect your equipment, extend pile life, and keep your projects running efficiently.

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The Lodge Lumber Difference

Just-In-Time Delivery

We help keep your operation lean and responsive by reducing inventory carrying costs, freeing up working capital, and ensuring the right materials arrive exactly when needed to maximize project schedules and productivity.

Proactive Communication

Backed by deep industry expertise and established supplier relationships, we deliver timely market intelligence on products, pricing, and supply condition, equipping you to make informed decisions, control costs, and plan inventory with confidence.

Hands-On Solutions

Gain a responsive partner who works alongside your team before, during, and after the sale, delivering fast answers, on-site support, and problem resolution that keeps your operation running.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Pile cushion blocks are shock-absorbing materials—like plywood, for example—placed between a pile-driving hammer and the pile to protect equipment and piles during construction. Pile cushion blocks are important because they distribute the impact and reduce stress on the pile head to prevent breakage. Pile cushion blocks prevent concrete cracking and reduce deformation of steel pile heads.

Pile cushion blocks can be square or round. Square blocks can be manufactured with clipped, rounded, or square corners.
For short piles, cushion blocks should be at least four inches thick. Longer piles require cushions of six inches thick or more

Lodge Lumber plywood cushion blocks are manufactured by laminating multiple layers of Southern Yellow Pine plywood. Layers are stacked to the necessary thickness and secured while the industrial grade adhesives fully bond. Then the stacked plywood is cut to the desired size using high-speed saws. During this process, corners are also clipped or rounded if needed.