SIPOREX BRICKS

Most common lightweight Siporex blocks for general masonry?load-bearing/external walls, internal partitions, and non-structural use. Superior thermal/sound insulation, fire resistance (inherent up to 4?6 hours), low water absorption, easy cutting/drilling, reduces dead load by ~50?60% vs. clay bricks. Eco-friendly and fast construction with thin joints. Common sizes (mm): 600 ? 200 ? 100 (4 inch), 600 ? 200 ? 150 (6 inch), 600 ? 200 ? 200 (8 inch), 600 ? 200 ? 225/230 (9 inch).
Eco-conscious Siporex variant using fly ash (60?70% from power plants) as main aggregate?sustainable, lightweight, uniform, with same benefits as standard (insulation, fire resistance, pest/termite proof). Ideal for green-certified builds. Sizes: Same as standard (600 ? 200 ? varying thickness).
Grey cement-based solid bricks for strong structural work, facades, boundary walls, and framed structures. High durability, uniform finish. Typical size: 9 ? 4 ? 3 inches or similar.
Heat-resistant bricks (silica, magnesite, alumina-based) for furnaces, kilns, fireplaces, boilers, and high-temperature industrial use. Excellent thermal shock resistance. Typical size: Varies (standard 9 ? 4.5 ? 3 inches or custom shapes).
Hollow/perforated clay bricks/blocks for lighter weight, superior thermal insulation, and faster construction?great for partitions, non-load-bearing walls, and energy-efficient builds. Common sizes: Varies (e.g., 400 ? 200 ? 200 mm or standard hollow variants).