White Concrete

White Concrete is a solid, bright-colored building block that forms when White Concrete Powder comes into contact with water.

White Concrete can be obtained by placing White Concrete Powder near water, causing it to harden into a solid block. It is primarily used for construction due to its vibrant color and non-flammable properties. White Concrete has a hardness slightly higher than stone but a lower blast resistance, making it a decorative yet somewhat fragile building material.