Bricks

Trihex pavers are interlocking concrete pavers suitable for residential pavements and industrial hardstand pavements. These pavers are available in smooth, honed or shot blasted finishes and are available in a range of colours that will suit any job.

Sand-lime bricks are made out of sand, lime and water (no additives). By high pressing the mixture and autoclaving afterward a firm white building material is produced. Good acoustic insulation, good heat & humidity accumulation, as well as excellent fire resistance, are the main parameters for architects to prescribe lime sand bricks for each building project.

Sand-lime brick is a precast building material that simultaneously provides structure, thermal insulation and sound insulation. SLB is produced by mixing lime, sand, and water into a batch process, where the lime must react in due time with the quick lime to develop some early green strength before entering the autoclave. Quick lime – which has a specific chemistry, reactivity and fineness – is one of the key elements in the process to cast sand-lime products. Lime plasters and renders have a similar linear expansion coefficient as sand-lime bricks, thus avoiding cracking at the surface

Picket bricks has the highest compressive strength with even dimensions. Mostly used in Building foundation, Arch, Cornices & pavement.

The kerbstones are of a kind of rock called greywacke and they are thought to have been quarried and then dragged or carried by boat to the Boyne Valley from Clogher Head some twenty kilometers to the northeast, up the coast from the mouth of the Boyne.It is made up of grains, usually of quartz or feldspar. If the grains are very small then the sedimentary rock may be called a siltstone. These fine grained sediments often flake fairly easily and if used as kerbstones quite often look rather worn and battered.

Burnt clay bricks are the classic form of brick, created by pressing wet clay into molds, then drying and firing them in kilns. This is a very old building material. This type of brick found in many of the ancient structures of the world.

Those First class bricks are well burnt in coal and perfectly finished with cracking sound.

Those Second class bricks are well burnt in coal and perfectly finished with cracking sound.

Unipavers are used as flooring materials.