Types of bricks – cut bricks It is cut into paving tiles

09 Nov Types of bricks – cut bricks It is cut into paving tiles

Cut bricks used in construction and cut into paving tiles

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New cutting bricks factory production with a wide selection of colors and sizes

• Material – a mixture of titanium ceramic and clay, aluminum and iron
• Available in large quantities.
• Moisture resistant
• thermal mass
• It is used for both interior and exterior facades
• The outer figure can withstand a magnitude 9 earthquake
• Maximum temperature +1400℃, minimum -340℃
• Durability 2300(PSI)
• Weight – 150~300 g
• Durability 90-140 years
• Strong thermal mass
• Unique look
• Durability and aesthetics

Old cut brick, the back side, the brick is sawn specifically

• Bricks were produced at least 100 years ago
• Moisture resistant
• Non-combustible
• It is used for both interior and exterior facades
• It belongs to the category of antique bricks
• Strong thermal mass
• The outer figure can withstand a magnitude 9 earthquake
• Maximum temperature +810℃, minimum -190℃
• Durability 970 (PSI)
• Weight – 100~176 g
• Material – natural clay
• Durability 110-140 years

Georgian clay tile exterior and interior facade facing brick

• Brick color uniform yellow or red.
• It is well burned, has a regular texture and uniform shape.
• Absorbency is less than 10%, impact resistance is 280 kg/cm2.
• It does not have the so-called bloom.
• A similar brick makes a metallic sound when struck with a hammer.
• It is free from stones and organic pollutants.
• It is mainly used for duration.
• Corrosive interior and exterior facade cladding.
• Endurance over 100+ years
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 100-170 g/r.

Kakhuri bricks produced by the Balkan press

• Bricks of this type do not have a standard size and the color is uniform yellow or pale yellowish.
• Absorbency is greater than 10% but less than 15%.
• Impact resistance 175 kg/cm2. A similar brick makes a metallic sound when struck with a hammer.
• It is used to build multi-storey buildings, temporary sheds,
• Msekhri brick in Sakarvelo is referred to as Kakhur brick, the target durability is more than 75 years.
• Bricks are ideal for business facilities and exterior facades of houses.
• Durability more than 80 years.
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 90-120 g/r.

A mixture of concrete and clay brick tile

• The shape and size are not regular. The color is soft and bright red in color.
• Burnt, slightly burnt is acceptable. It has a wide bloom. The texture is uneven.
• Absorbency is greater than 15% but less than 20%.
• Impact resistance 140 kg/cm2.
• On another similar strike, it emits a low-pitched metallic sound.
• This type of brick is not recommended for quality construction work
• Ideal for interior decoration.
• Durability more than 55 years.
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 100-200 g/r.

Concrete decorative tile

• Concrete-type bricks are made from a mixture of concrete and silica.
• It is the least used brick for exterior cladding, as its effectiveness is purely and exclusively for interior cladding for design and aesthetic walls.
• It has high compressive strength and brick quality is high.
• These bricks are usually placed against moisture, and below.
• This type of brick can be used for facades and internal brick structures due to their sound reduction and heat resistance properties.
• It is also called mortar brick. It can be of different colors if the pigment is added differently when making the concrete.
• Concrete decorative tiles have a wide selection of colors
• Density 140 kg/cm2.
• Durability more than 50 years.
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 80-240 g/r.

Cement and silt paving bricks

• This type of brick acquires a desirable red color when exposed to rain or moisture, but loses its color when wet and turns into a clay tile.
• The facade material of any wall or structure is known as facing brick.
• Paving bricks are of standard size, stronger than other bricks and also have better durability.
• The color is shades of red or brown to give a more aesthetic look to the building.
• There are many types of paving bricks that use different techniques and technologies.
• Paving bricks should be effective in weather resistance because they are mainly used for the exterior wall of buildings.
• Durability more than 80 years.
• Impact resistance 210 kg/cm2.
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 120-240 g/r.

Georgian old brick

• Clay bricks are produced by drying and firing clay or shale raw materials, which creates an agglomerated porous structure.
  The advantage of this brick is its age, the technology of its production was lost long ago even when it was connected with bricks
• Brick age 110-160 years
• Impact resistance 412 kg/cm2.
• Exile for 100+ years
• Both for internal and external facade, for any point of the house.
• The brick is high-end and popular in the European market, in demand due to its unique content.
• Can be used on any type of facade, both exterior and interior.
• Moisture resistant.
• Non-combustible.
• Weight 120-260 g/r.

From the above-mentioned facing bricks, it is possible to cut facade bricks, and to cover external or internal walls,
but mainly veneer type Georgian bricks and new factory ones remain for facing and facade tiles, Georgian old-Georgian gray, Kakhuri tiles and new factory titanium clay
which belongs to the category of clay.

• A brick facade is a long-lasting and beautiful investment for both homeowners and business owners. It adds durability, aesthetic appeal and value to a property. Different types of brick offer unique benefits, and it’s important to understand these differences before deciding which type of brick to use for your facade.
• Clay brick is the most traditional and commonly used type of brick for facades. They are made from natural clay and fired at a high temperature to harden. Clay brick offers durability and a natural look that appeals to many homeowners. They are also relatively affordable.
• Concrete bricks are made from a mixture of cement, water and aggregates. They are shaped and then cemented to form a solid, durable block. Concrete bricks are ideal for areas with harsh climates because they are not as porous as clay bricks and can withstand freezing temperatures. They are also fire resistant and have a uniform appearance that is easy to maintain.
• Engineered bricks are designed specifically for use in heavy construction projects such as retaining walls and foundations. They are made from a mixture of clay and other minerals and molded under high pressure to create dense and durable bricks. Engineered bricks are ideal for areas with harsh climates as they are not as porous as clay bricks and can withstand freezing temperatures.

No matter which type of brick is chosen, brick facades offer many benefits to both homeowners and business owners. It adds durability, aesthetic appeal and value to a property. In addition, there is a brick facade

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