Flyash bricks
Flyash bricks are masonry bricks made from fly ash, a fine by-product of coal-fired power stations, mixed with cement or lime and sand, then moulded and cured. Their uniform size and shape give even joints and a smoother wall, and they use an industrial by-product instead of clay.
Where flyash bricks are used
- External and internal walls in houses and apartments
- Boundary walls
- Commercial and industrial buildings
- Walls that will be plastered or painted
Benefits
- Uniform size and sharp edges, so walls are straighter and need less plaster to level
- Machine moulding gives consistent quality from batch to batch
- Makes use of an industrial by-product and reduces clay digging
- Can reduce mortar use because joints are even
How to choose
- Check the wall thickness you need and ask for the matching brick size.
- Tell us whether the wall will be plastered or left exposed.
- Store bricks on level ground and keep them off wet soil on site.
- Confirm strength details with us for walls that carry load.
Questions about flyash bricks
How do flyash bricks compare with clay bricks?
Flyash bricks are machine-moulded, so they are more uniform in size and shape than most clay bricks, which makes walls neater. Clay bricks are fired in a kiln, flyash bricks are cured. Strength depends on the mix and curing, so ask us for the details of the batch you are buying.
Are flyash bricks eco-friendly?
They put an industrial by-product, fly ash, to use and avoid digging clay for firing. That is a real material benefit, though the overall footprint also depends on cement content and transport distance.
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