Bricks and blocks are essential building materials used in construction for various applications. Here’s an overview of their types, uses, and advantages:

Types of Bricks and Blocks

1. Bricks

Clay Bricks: Made from fired clay, known for their durability and thermal properties. Commonly used in walls and facades.

Concrete Bricks: Made from concrete, these bricks are often used for load-bearing walls and are available in various colors and textures.

Fly Ash Bricks: Made from fly ash, cement, and water, these are lightweight and eco-friendly options.

Sand-Lime Bricks: Made from a mixture of sand, lime, and water, these bricks are known for their smooth finish and strength.

2. Blocks

Concrete Blocks: Large, rectangular blocks made of concrete, often used for foundations, walls, and other structural applications.

AAC Blocks (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete): Lightweight blocks that provide excellent insulation and are easy to work with.

Hollow Blocks: Concrete blocks with hollow centers, reducing weight and material usage while providing good insulation.

Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF): Used for creating walls, these forms provide insulation and structural integrity.

bricks and blocks Applications

Structural Walls:

Bricks and blocks are commonly used for load-bearing walls in residential and commercial buildings.

Non-Load Bearing Walls:

Used in interior partitions and decorative walls.

Foundations:

Concrete blocks are often used in foundation walls due to their strength and durability.

Paving:

Bricks can be used for paving driveways, walkways, and patios, providing an aesthetic appeal.

Fireplaces and Chimneys:

Bricks are ideal for high-temperature applications like fireplaces and chimneys due to their fire resistance.

Retaining Walls:

Blocks are often used to create retaining walls to hold back soil and prevent erosion.

bricks and blocks Packing

Iranian brick and block producers have developed specialized packing techniques to ensure the safe delivery of their products worldwide. Sturdy crating, padded compartments, and careful wrapping methods protect the bricks and blocks.

Export destinations

We export to Middle Eastern nations, Arab nations, European nations, African nations, CIS countries, and East Asia.

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