✔️ Pressure brick
Pressed brick is one of the oldest types of brick production, which is called gray bricks or rough bricks or solid bricks. The dimensions of pressed bricks are 22 x 10 x 5.5 or the same length and width but with a thickness It is 4 or 3 cm. Since when making clay by hand, the corners of the clay were pressed in the mold with a finger, this brick became known as pressed brick. This type of brick is used for porcelain.
✔️ Machine brick
These bricks are perforated and if used, the holes are filled with mortar to increase the strength and resistance of the structure. The number of holes embedded in machine brick is 8 to 10. Basically, machine-made bricks are used for wall construction and in the hardening stage due to their high strength.
✔️ Brick
One of the types of bricks is facade brick, and as its name suggests, it is used for facade design. One of the features that a brick facade should have is resistance to heat, humidity and water penetration. Fire brick is an example that can be used as a facade brick.
✔️ Refractory brick
Firebrick is the newest type of brick that is used in today's buildings due to its many advantages. This brick is a thermal insulator that, in addition to preventing energy loss, also has a high resistance to heat. It is used to cover the inner wall of the fireplace. Long life, durability and strength, beauty and color stability are the special features of this brick, which makes it the best option for architects and builders.