Lattice clay block 10*20*25 (foam) Sofal Nemoneh

Walls made of clay block have been one of the most common and oldest lightweight walls. After preparing the mud and molding and cutting, the blocks are dried and then cooked in the oven at 900 ° C. The operation is industrial and performed by machinery. Clay block is the most widely used type of material in clay and water masonry walls that are manufactured as perforated molds in various dimensions.

Clay block specifications:

Clay blocks of 5 to 20 cm thick are manufactured for various applications. Dense, resistant ceramics will bump into each other and will not line up by pulling the nail on them. High-quality ceramics are uniform in color and have no cracks. Also its absorption rate should be between 8 and 16%.

Advantages:

The main advantage of clay blocks over cheaper similar products is that it is still used by some manufacturers despite the disadvantages of clay blocks.

Disadvantages:

Inadequate usability is a disadvantage of clay block due to its fragility, non-bearing due to ultra-low compressive strength, high threshold due to its crisp and unbearable load bearing components and lack of thermal insulation. The walls made with these blocks are not only soundproof but also resonant. They also require a thick layer of plaster to smooth the wall surface. Due to the small size of the clay block, it takes a lot of time and energy to run these walls.