Bricks

We offer a complete product range of Red Clay Bricks and Fly Ash Bricks

Red Clay Bricks

Condition New
Application Construction, Floor, Partition Walls, Building, Civil Engineering, Landscape Design
Country of Origin India
Resistance Durability Heat Resistance
Type Building Material
Material Clay
Color Red
Shape Rectangular

Red clay brick, "The traditional bricks" are man-made materials that are widely used in building, civil engineering work and landscape design. Red clay Bricks are produced with best quality filtered soil & sweet water and fired by coal at a high temperature. Size of our bricks is standard by ensuring that you get most out of the money spent. Red clay bricks are typically used for building the decorative arch and optional sides around the oven vent and vent landing, and can be used for any decorative feature. Clay bricks have the natural and warm colours of burnt clay which are permanent and resist fading. As wall materials, clay bricks make walls heavy and dense and conduct heat slowly.

Red Clay bricks are also classified in the category of solid clay paving bricks. These come into existence after hard firing in the kilns that are computer controlled.

The red clay bricks also simply called the bricks can be used for pavement and building constructions throughout world. These are generally in the category of flat bricks that are bonded so that there will be an increase in strength in the structures. There is use of different category of red clay bricks and the size varies. The red clay bricks come in the category of common burnt clay bricks.

Role

Red clay bricks have the immense role in the various construction projects of India. These are durable and versatile building material and carry the load bearing capacity. These have low energy impact and high thermal mass. These are very good example for the sustainable and long time strength for the constructions. These bricks are in big demand in India and the demand will never become less till the construction is going on.

Difference between Fly Ash Bricks and Red Clay Bricks

To manufacture normal bricks, there is requirement of much heat energy. This is not the case with fly ash bricks.
Red clay bricks that are light bonded. Red clay bricks have heavy weight compared to fly ash bricks.
In red clay brick, the colour can vary depending on the soil. The fly ash bricks carry a colour that resembles cement.
The ash coloured bricks have much uniform shape compared to red clay bricks.
fly ash bricks are environment friendly to a greater extent as compared to Red clay bricks.
Red clay brick have higher decay rate compared to fly ash bricks .

Advantages

The red clay bricks are economical and the raw material is available in an easy manner.
These bricks are durable and hard.
These bricks carry the comprehensive strength that is quite good for ordinary construction.
These bricks come in different orientations and sizes providing different textures to the surface.
The maintenance cost of red clay bricks is low.
These bricks are resistant to fire.
These bricks have the water absorption capabilities.

Properties	Red Clay Bricks
Size	220 X 110 X 70 mm (Size may vary slightly)
Weight	3 Kg
Density	1600-1700 kg/m3
Compressive strength	100 kg/cm2
Water Absorption	15-20%

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Fly Ash Bricks

Price Rs. 4000/ 1000

Fly ash Bricks "Eco friendly product" is a Pulverised ash brick (PAB) technology is a process of converting industrial waste materials into quality building materials. At present, the technology is well established in converting thermal power plant waste into quality bricks. These bricks are machine made & uniform in shape and size, therefore, here is no variation in size of the bricks & require less mortar in. The thickness of plaster can be reduced substantially. Fly Ash Bricks is lighter & manufacturing process is also faster than the conventional clay bricks. The bricks are ready for dispatch within 12 hours of manufacture. These bricks are manufactured throughout the year, even during the monsoons. FLY ASH is the extremely fine ash 'flying' along with flue gases is trapped in electro-static precipitators (ESP) and is collected.

Fly ash is used for the manufacturing of bricks and these bricks are also called fly ash bricks. These are environmental friendly and are also economical when it comes to finances as compared to various other building products. Many builders use the fly ash bricks because of their comparative strength than the conventional bricks.

The fly ash brick is made by compression of class C fly ash and water at 28 Mpa [272 atm] and after this, it is cured for a time period f 24 hours in steam bath at 66 degree Celsius. After this, the air entertainment agent is used for toughening. The lasting time of these bricks exceeds 100 freeze thaw cycles. The class C fly ash has high concentration level of calcium oxide and this is the reason the brick is also called as the self cementing brick. One achieves the block hardness by the cement strength and by the process called autoclaving; there is instant curing mechanism in the brick. The fact is gypsum is a long term strength gainer. The aluminium paste provides the chemical reaction and this provides the insulation properties as compared to other concrete materials that are light in weight.

Role in construction/infrastructure projects in India

There is a major use of fly ash bricks in the construction projects of India because of their high strength and in practical; one does not find any leakage during use as well as during the transportation. Because of their uniform size, there is reduction in mortar usage to the level of fifty percent for joint and plaster. Water penetrates at the low levels resulting in reduction of water seepage through bricks. All these are highly noteworthy for the builder of infrastructure projects in India resulting in a great demand of these bricks for various construction projects.

Comparison between fly ash and normal bricks

The fly ash bricks have a pleasing colour that resembles cement as compared to the normal bricks that have the colour variation depending n the soil.
The fly ash bricks have the smooth finish and the uniform shape as compared to uneven shape of normal bricks.
These bricks also carr
y dense composition compared to light bonded normal bricks.

Advantages

Fly-Ash Bricks is lighter than the others
The manufacturing process is also faster than the conventional clay bricks
Ready for dispatch quickly
Comparative strength as compared to other conventional bricks.
One can apply gypsum plaster on these bricks directly without the lime plaster backing coat.
There is no need to soak these bricks in water for a period of 24 hours. Before the usage, one can just sprinkle the water and that is enough.
Since the fly ash comes from the power plant residues, this is an environment friendly brick. This brick helps in environment safety as well as soil depletion.

Properties	FLY ASH BRICKS
Size	220 X 110 X 70 mm (Size may vary slightly)
Weight	3 Kg
Density	1600-1700 kg/m3
Compressive strength	75 - 100 kg/cm2
Water Absorption	10-15%