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POROTHERM Clay Building Bricks
POROTHERM Horizontally Perforated Clay Bricks
POROTHERM HP
Main Advantages:
- 60% less weight than a solid concrete block
- Compressive strength >3.5 N/mm2
- Density of approx. 694 to 783 kg/m3
- Large size & low weight
- Excellent thermal insulation
- Water absorption ~15%
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Thermal Insulation
Specially formulated insulating material gives it a ‘U’ Value* of 0.6 W/m²K , which results in superior thermal insulation that greatly improves the indoor comfort of the building.Energy SavingEliminates the cost for installing external insulation, cavity walls with external insulating membranes and reduces use of cooling devices such as A/C in hot climate and heaters during the cold climate.Healthy Living100% natural clay product with natural additives like coal ash,rice husk and granite slurry. No toxic or any chemical additives are used, thereby making it free from toxic gases and fumes that can cause allergies and other health problems.Light Weight and Faster Construction60% lighter than conventional walling material, thus allowing faster construction, ease of handling and improved productivity in masonry. It also contributes to substantial savings on structural cost due to reduction in dead load.Natural and GreenTestified by the accreditation of our products by Indian Green BuildingCouncil for ratings.Strength and Ease of UsageHigh compressive strength and is also easy to chase and chisel for electrical and plumbing conduits making it simple to install all types of fixtures (geysers, air conditioners, cabinets, closets etc).Unlimited Life and Maximum Fire ProtectionAn exceptionally long life with zero maintenance and is highly fireresistant (it is fired at 1000º C), with a fire rating of F240 ( 240 minutes ).
- Reduction of dead loads
- Saving on structural costs
- Faster construction
THERMO BRICK SPECIFICATION
Name | Length | Width | Height | Weight | Density | Compressive Strength |
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mm | mm | mm | kg | kg/m3 | N/mm2 | |
Porotherm Thermobrick | 400 | 200 | 200 | 11.7 | 731 | ≥ 3.5 |
Laying procedure as follows
1st coarse is cement mortar.
. Then 7.5ltr water : 30kg Bags of cement
1part water :2.5part of cement
Min 3mm & max10 to 12mm thick verticle joints.
. Start always from doors opening to column..
Dip in mortar before place... Then line & plumb & level.. One side plumb available & another side 2mm plumbout...
At column 6mm thick required & 3mm verticle & Horizontal jointsbetween bricks.
8inch thick 8feetHeight(if lintel in there 4inch height) .. 6inch & 4inch 4feet..
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Plumbwork r adjustment within 15minutes...
first block should be full and it is kept horizontally(100mm mortar should be poured inside blocks every alternative layers) , and second layer block should be half and kept vertically
Adesive mortar Initial Setting Time=1Hr& Final SettingTime=6Hr..
Coverage area=3.5kg/sqm 40-45sft (8inch) 65-70(6inch) 90-110sft(4inch)..
2to3Days curing required for Base coarse..fill vertically Base coarse 100mm & then place at Door openings...
Sand +cement+ self curing polymer+ bonding polymer=weber blockset masonry mortar..
62-65₹ per Block.. & 700₹ per Bag(30kg) Notch Trowel=8mm(vle)*6mm(Hle) For *Porotherm blocks=loadbearing test & pull out test
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