The difference between clay bricks and clay bricks
According to the hole rate: solid brick (no hole or hole rate less than 25% bricks), porous brick (hole rate is equal to or greater than 25%), the size of the hole is small and the number of bricks, usually used in load-bearing parts, higher strength level. Hollow brick (hole rate equal to or greater than 40%, large pore size and small amount of brick, commonly used in non load parts, low strength grade).Solid bricks and porous bricks are mostly used for load-bearing structural walls. Hollow bricks are mostly used in non load bearing structures.
Clay brick is a small building with artificial bulk. Also called sintered brick. Solid clay brick is one of the oldest building materials in the world. It is a building material that is loved by the people.
Sintering bricks do not have clay bricks, so sintering bricks are made of stone. Clay brick is clay cooking, two yo, qualitative difference, but the appearance and color almost, but the quality is very different, life expectancy is also a great gap.
