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Monday 28 November 2016

Difference between Bricks & Cement Blocks | Sizes of bricks & concrete blocks


PARAMETERS

CLAY BRICK

CONCRETE SOLID BLOCK

Also Known As

Red Bricks, Chamber Bricks, Table Mould Bricks, Clay wirecut bricks Cement Blocks, concrete blocks, masonry blocks

Composition

Soil, Sand, Lime or other concrete materials.

M Sand, Portland Cement and Coarse aggregates.

Weight (Kgs)

3 Inch = 3- 3.5Kgs;

6 Inch = 4.5 - 5Kgs

4 Inch = 17.5 - 18.5 Kgs

6 Inch = 25 - 26.00 Kgs

8 Inch = 34 - 35 Kgs

Advantages

Zero maintenance cost, fire resistant.

More durable, increase in stability and is capable of carrying more loads.

Strength

2.5 - 3 N/mm^2

5 N/mm^2

Colour

Red

Grey

Load carrying Capacity

Yes

Yes

No. of Bricks / Blocks required per Square meter

43 Nos.

12 Nos.

Prices of Bricks / Blocks required per Square meter

(Average rate for an 4 Inch Thick Wall)

Rs.344

Rs.339


SIZES (Length x Breadth x Height):

CLAY BRICK

CONCRETE SOLID BLOCK

3 Inch = 9in x 3in x 3in

6 Inch = 9in x 6in x 3in

4 Inch = 16in x 4in x 8in

6 Inch = 16in x 6in x 8in

8 Inch = 16in x 8in x 8in


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FAQ's on Red Bricks

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Wednesday 23 November 2016

Know the differences between Clay Brick, Concrete Solid Block, Hollow Block and Lightweight Block

PARAMETERS

CLAY BRICK

CONCRETE SOLID BLOCK

CLAY HOLLOW BLOCK

LIGHT WEIGHT BLOCK

Also Known As

Red Bricks, Chamber Bricks, Table Mould Bricks, Clay wirecut bricks Cement Blocks, concrete blocks, masonry blocks Porotherm Blocks AAC Blocks, Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Blocks

Composition

Soil, Sand, Lime or other concrete materials.

M Sand, Cement and Coarse aggregates.

Clay, Cement and Coarse aggregates.

M Sand, Cement and Coarse aggregates.

Weight (Kgs)

3 Inch = 3- 3.5Kgs;

6 Inch = 4.5 - 5Kgs

4 Inch = 17.5 - 18.5 Kgs

6 Inch = 25 - 26.00 Kgs

8 Inch = 34 - 35 Kgs

4 Inch = 6 - 7 Kgs

6 Inch = 8.5 - 9.5 Kgs

8 Inch = 11 - 11.5 Kgs

4 Inch = 9 - 9.5Kgs

6 Inch = 12.5 - 13 Kgs

8 Inch = 14 - 14.5 Kgs

Advantages

Zero maintenance cost, fire resistant.

More durable, increase in stability and is capable of carrying more loads.

Rapid execution, reduction in cost and has better insulation properties.

High thermal insulation power, environment friendly.

Strength

2.5 - 3 N/mm^2

5 N/mm^2

<3.5 N/mm^2

Grade 1 = 4N/mm^2

Grade 2= 3N/mm^2

Colour

Red

Red, Grey

Red

Grey

Load carrying Capacity

Yes

Yes

No

No

No. of Bricks / Blocks required per Square meter

43 Nos.

12 Nos.

12 Nos.

8 Nos.

Prices of Bricks / Blocks required per Square meter

(Average rate for an 4 Inch Thick Wall)

Rs.344

Rs.339

Rs.484

Rs.444


SIZES (Length x Breadth x Height):

CLAY BRICK

CONCRETE SOLID BLOCK

CLAY HOLLOW BLOCK

LIGHT WEIGHT BLOCK

3 Inch = 9in x 3in x 3in

6 Inch = 9in x 6in x 3in

4 Inch = 16in x 4in x 8in

6 Inch = 16in x 6in x 8in

8 Inch = 16in x 8in x 8in

4 Inch = 16in x 4in x 8in

6 Inch = 16in x 6in x 8in

8 Inch = 16in x 8in x 8in

4 Inch = 24in x 4in x 8in

6 Inch = 24in x 6in x 8in

8 Inch = 24in x 8in x 8in


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Learn more about solid concrete blocks here.

FAQ's on Concrete blocks

FAQ's on Red Bricks