Wholesalers and distributors of cement, insulation and roof tiles in Europe
Cement, lime and mortar, bricks and aerated concrete blocks, mineral insulation, plasterboard and roof tiles: 14 suppliers are behind this category, based in 14 European countries. WholesaleX carries only what a supplier states about its own range and, once an EU VAT ID is published, the date its check against VIES came back valid. Pallet quantities, delivery radius and price are never part of that — they are settled directly once a retailer reaches the supplier's own website.
Netherlands is an EU member state and currently lists 1 supplier here; VAT IDs are checked via VIES.
1 construction materials supplier in Netherlands
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What this category covers
Bulk construction materials — cement, lime and mortar, bricks and aerated concrete blocks, mineral insulation, plasterboard and cement board, and concrete or clay roof tiles — are the physical goods this category is limited to.
Hand tools, fixings and small hardware sit in their own separate category, and finished flooring, paint or bathroom fittings are not covered here — a listed supplier's exact range is described on its own product page.
Questions about construction materials
What construction materials does this category actually list?
Cement and lime-based mortar, bricks and aerated concrete blocks, mineral insulation, plasterboard and cement board, and concrete or clay roof tiles make up the full physical range here. Product range is the supplier's own statement, shown on its listing.
Are construction material wholesalers also building contractors?
No — a construction-material wholesaler supplies the goods, not the labour. Fitting, laying or building work is a separate trade entirely; a listed supplier's own site says whether it also runs a contracting arm.
From which countries are construction material suppliers registered today?
14 European countries today (Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia) — that is where this category's 14 suppliers are headquartered, a count that shifts as new suppliers register and others are removed.
Does WholesaleX test the strength or certification of building materials?
Nothing here vouches for a product's actual strength, fire rating or CE mark — that paperwork stays with the supplier who issued it. The one thing WholesaleX itself looks up is a published EU VAT ID, checked against the European Commission's VIES register, with a date attached to the result.
Is it free to browse construction material suppliers here?
No charge for browsing, for any retailer. A paid placement is always marked “Ad”; unpaid listings simply sort alphabetically by company name, same as everywhere else on WholesaleX.
Can cement or bricks be ordered directly through WholesaleX?
Nothing about the purchase itself — quantity, delivery window or price — is handled on WholesaleX; a listing is only the introduction. Once a retailer is on the supplier's own site, any basket or order form there belongs to that supplier, not to this directory.


