Construction and Facade with interlocking Bricks

With the purchase of interlocking bricks, you hit two birds with one stone. You might wonder why? In fact, by using interlocking bricks, you are carrying out your construction with durable and cost-effective bricks, and their appearance is such that there is no need for additional facade work.

The facade of interlocking bricks is one of the newest types of facades that can be used in various parts of a structure. Today, in developed countries, this material is used in the construction of one or two-story villas; in addition to ensuring the structure’s resistance to damages and hazards, it also has a beautiful and attractive appearance that eliminates the need for additional facade work and creates a stunning look.

What is interlocking brick?

First, let’s review the main definition of interlocking bricks, and then we’ll move on to the interlocking facade. Interlocking bricks and blocks are known worldwide as CSEB (Compressed Stabilized Earth Blocks)or (earth brick) and have been used in the construction of modern villas in Iran for several years. They are named interlocking because their upper and lower surfaces have indentations and protrusions that fit together like a puzzle when building walls. The raw materials used in the production of interlocking bricks and blocks are mining waste or the waste from stone-cutting factories, which leads to the high durability of these materials.

The facade of interlocking bricks

Today, interlocking bricks have gained many fans among contractors and property owners, making them one of the most cost-effective choices. The National Housing Movement has prioritized the use of interlocking blocks for the construction of Mehr housing in villages. Interlocking bricks have a uniform and beautiful surface that creates a smooth and orderly wall in wall construction. Additionally, due to their interlocking property, builders do not need to use mortar. Therefore, there is no trace of cement in the wall arrangement, and the beauty of the bricks is not overshadowed. Moreover, when purchasing interlocking bricks, you can order colored bricks and choose the facade of the interlocking bricks according to your preference.

In fact, at the production stage of interlocking bricks, colored powder can be added along with other raw materials to create attractive colored bricks. Below are examples of these bricks.

Uses of Interlocking Brick Facades:

 You can use interlocking bricks to facade any part of your house. The best suggested places for using interlocking bricks and blocks for facades are:

• Garden and villa perimeter walls
• Exterior building facades
• Interior house facades
• Around gazebos
• Beside fireplaces

Final Words

Building a property, in addition to being a shelter for living, can also serve as an investment and source of profit. Therefore, if you use high-quality materials in construction, not only will your property be strong and durable, but it will also gain significant financial value, allowing you to sell it at a high profit if needed.