6″ Cement Interlocking Bricks – 11*6*5

Overview

Cement interlock bricks are a type of masonry brick designed to fit together without the need for mortar, making them a popular choice for both construction of residential and commercial projects. These bricks are manufactured using a mixture of cement, sand, and other aggregates.

Key Features

1. Interlocking Design:
   • The unique interlocking design ensures a stable and secure fit, reducing the need for traditional mortar. This feature not only speeds up the construction process but also enhances structural integrity.
2. Durability:
   • Made from high-quality cement and aggregates, these bricks are extremely durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions. They are resistant to cracking and crumbling, ensuring a long lifespan.
3. Saves 30% of cost of time:
   • By Eliminating the need for plastering and mortor, material and labor cost is saved by 30% of traditional construction cost and as a result project can be completed much quicker as well.
4. Aesthetic Appeal:
   • These bricks come in different colors and finishes, allowing for creative and attractive designs. They can be used to achieve both modern and traditional looks.
5. Easy Installation:
   • The interlocking feature simplifies the installation process, which can be performed by skilled workers or DIY enthusiasts. This reduces labor costs and time.
6. Low Maintenance:
   • Once installed, these bricks require minimal maintenance. They are easy to clean and do not require frequent repairs.

Applications

1. Residential Construction:
   • Ideal for building walls, Framed and Load bearing structure
2. Commercial Projects:
   • Suitable for constructing commercial buildings, retaining walls, warehouses etc.

Technical Specifications

• Material: Cement, OPC – 53 sand, and aggregates
• Dimensions: 10″ * 6″ * 5″
• Compressive Strength: Typically ranges from 7.5 MPa to 15 MPa
• Color: Grey
• Weight: 13 Kgs
• Water Absorption: Generally low, contributing to their durability

Benefits

• Cost-Effective: Lower overall construction costs due to reduced labor and material expenses.
• Structural Integrity: Enhanced stability due to the interlocking mechanism.
• Time-Saving: Faster construction times compared to traditional bricklaying.
• Flexibility in Design: Wide range of design possibilities to suit various architectural styles.