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The product, which is polyurethane in nature, has excellent durability over time, in fact the chemical manufacturing company guarantees its stability for 60 years. The substantial difference between solid bricks and perforated bricks is that the latter, for the same volume, weigh much less and are more suitable for most applications as shown by Building Inspections Melbourne.
The solid brick (UNI 12x24x5.5 cm format) is generally themed for decorative purposes (exposed walls, finishes, arches, etc.), while for walls, partitions and load-bearing structures generally hollow bricks are themed, which have insulating abilities and speed up work. Hollow bricks are produced in a wide variety of shapes and sizes based on their theme: from pots and slabs for slabs to earthquake-resistant, particularly robust ones.
The compression load is a value in kg / cm2 which indicates the maximum sustainable weight of a brick. A wall of bricks (in particular solid ones) can show on the surface whitish efflorescences that are resistant even for a long time, caused by mineral salts from foundations, slabs and mortars, which transmigrate and escape from the body of the brick.
Types of bricks on the market
Perforated bricks (limited thickness of the external walls, generous internal cavities, themed for curtain walls and partition walls), half-full bricks (thick walls, small holes, themed for particularly sturdy walls) and double hollow bricks uni (12 holes, also suitable for solid load-bearing structures). Porous or similar bricks (the clay is mixed with polystyrene balls for a strong insulating power).
Solid bricks: the weight of a solid brick is about 2.8 kg and its resistance to loads is considerable. It is themed for structures also visible, laying it flat. The installation is in staggered rows in order to increase the rigidity and compactness of the wall as handled by Building Inspections Melbourne.
Hollow bricks: the structurally perforated brick is weaker, has holes in one direction. For the construction of dividing walls, large but reduced thickness formats are available that allow a very fast execution. Its drilling is around 60% of the total volume. It is themed for the infill in reinforced concrete buildings or for other structures that are not load-bearing.
