Product Details
Product A
| 1 | Dimension | 12 inch × 6 inch × 4 inch |
| 2 | Weight | 7.8 kg average |
| 3 | Strength | 7 MPa average |
| 4 | Composition | Sand, Stone dust and Cement |
| 5 | 1 sq feet wall | 3 bricks |
Product Details
Product B
| 1 | Dimension | 12 inch × 6 inch × 3 inch |
| 2 | Weight | 4.5 kg average |
| 3 | Strength | 7 MPa average |
| 4 | Composition | Sand, Stone dust and Cement |
| 5 | 1 sq feet wall | 4 bricks |
Advantages Of CSEB
Lower cost
Using the compressed Interlocking Brick building system, you may save cost by eliminating form works for reinforced concrete column and beams, plastering cost and painting costs, reduction in labor cost, steel and cement cost. You can save up to 30% of construction cost by using interlocking bricks.
Speedy construction
Any builder or even layman may learn how to build using this system in a matter of a day or two. Use of interlocking bricks eliminates plastering works and construction of formwork leads to faster project completion. With interlocking bricks it's like brick stacking rather than brick laying. In an eight hour shift 2 workers can build 300-400 square feet of wall.
Earthquake resilience
Use of our interlocking bricks allows using vertical and horizontal reinforcement bars which prevent walls from falling apart during earthquakes. The bricks are locked with each other with a unique key locking system (without requiring mortar between the bricks) which helps absorb earthquake tremors.
Green technology
Unlike conventional brick manufacturing, Eco Cell's interlocking bricks do not require firewood or coal for baking. Bricks are produced by compression using cement, stone dust (construction industrial waste), and sand, preventing depletion of fertile agricultural topsoil.
Aesthetic look / Eye-catching finishing
You can use interlocking bricks with English, Tropicana, Mediterranean, or contemporary modern style architecture. You have the freedom to choose from a variety of finishing options (e.g. exposed brick with silicone waterproofing coat, varnish, or paint).
Materials Used
Soil: The soil used for CSEB must contain high proportion of sand or sandy nature extracted from sub-soil levels, or stone dust from crushers.
Sand: Added to balance the mix if soil lacks adequate coarse grain texture.
Cement: High quality Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is used as stabilizer.
