Concrete is a crafting component in Fallout 4.
Characteristics[]
A tough and heavy rock-like material made from pulverized stone. Concrete is used in building several items in settlements, such as foundations for houses and water pumps, as well as statues and other decorations. The Wasteland Workshop add-on introduces a large number of additional items which require a fair amount of concrete to construct.
Production[]
| Materials: | Requirements: | Produces: | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Miscellaneous object (see below) |  |  | Cement (varies) |
| Original item | Yield | Weight | Yield/Weight* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bag of cement | 5 | 8 | 0.625 |
| Concrete | 1 | 3 | 0.33 |
| Shipment of 50 units | 50 | 0 | ∞ |
Shipment of 100 units 
|
100 | 0 | ∞ |
| Shipment of 200 units
|
200 | 0 | ∞ |
Locations[]
- Concrete can be found throughout the wasteland in the form of bags of cement. Another method of obtaining concrete is through scrapping broken down houses or cinder blocks. There are several cinder blocks littered in front of and to the right of the shack at Tenpines Bluff. Home Plate has a considerably large amount of cinder blocks lining the bottom floor of the house, and Graygarden has several cinder blocks scattered across the build area; also at the Castle, in the underground tunnels, there is a room with multiple shelves with seven bags of cement.
- Often there will be "seats" around a cooking station. Moving the station will allow the Sole Survivor to find those extra cinder blocks and concrete.
- About 11 bags of cement can be found in front of the Vault 114 door inside Park Street station.
Shipments[]
Concrete can also be acquired by purchasing shipments from the following vendors.
| Vendor | Location | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Connie Abernathy | Abernathy farm | 50 |
| Daniel Finch | Finch farm | 50 |
| Supervisor Greene | Graygarden | 50 |
| Alexis Combes | Vault 81 | 100 & 200
|
| Brother Ogden | Crater of Atom | 100 & 200
|
| Daisy | Goodneighbor | 100 & 200
|
| Deb | Bunker Hill | 100 & 200
|
| Mr Handy | Science Center gift shop | 100 & 200
|
| Myrna or Percy | Diamond City market | 100 & 200
|
| Opal | In an alley west of the Custom House Tower | 100 & 200
|
| Rufus Rubins | Goodneighbor | 100 & 200
|
| Sister Mai | The Nucleus | 100 & 200 
|
| Trashcan Carla | (various) | 100 & 200
|
| Trudy | Drumlin Diner | 100 & 200
|
| Shelbie Chase | Nuka-Town market | 100 & 200 
|
| Katelyn Alden | Nuka-Town market | 100 & 200
|
Notes[]
The 50 unit shipments are three times more expensive per unit than the 100 unit and 200 unit shipments introduced by Wasteland Workshop. The 100 unit shipment is less expensive in absolute terms than the 50 unit shipment.