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🙌🙌 Take advantage of information that VERY FEW people know!! 👌👌 | It will allow you to SAVE a lot of money 💰💲💰 with a SMART purchase HOLLOW CERAMIC BRICK OR THERMO-CLAY BLOCKS What you are seeing are two types of hollow ceramic bricks for construction. One of them costs up to 20% LESS than the other... In this video, I'll tell you WHERE this difference lies and the advantages and disadvantages of each of the hollow bricks. When you finish watching, you'll have the information so YOU ​​can know which one is best for your project. You don't have to be an expert to realize that a large part of the cost difference has to do with the characteristics of each thermo-clay brick. This is a more compact brick, with many cells. This other one is much lighter and has fewer partitions. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BOTH BRICKS WITH GAPS It's no coincidence that one is called a LOAD-BEARING ceramic block and the other a NON-LOAD-BEARING ceramic block. This designation refers to the perforated bricks' ability to CARRY or SUPPORT weight or greater loads. This property marks the main difference in the uses of each block: a) NON-LOAD-BEARING CERAMIC BRICK Also called "partition bricks," they are preferably used as ceramic partitions in internal or façade partitions. They are widely used to divide rooms and when they do NOT need to support additional loads (beams, columns, slabs, etc.). Due to its low weight, this ceramic brick wall is ideal for use as a hollow partition over floor slabs on an upper floor. A single-room enclosing wall (4x3 m) with this brick with horizontal gaps weighs more than 240 kg less than the other model. This is a significant weight saving. b) LOAD-BEARING CERAMIC BRICKS OR LOAD-BEARING BRICKS The main difference between load-bearing bricks and other bricks is precisely their ability to SUPPORT weight or loads. For example, mezzanine floors, concrete slabs, or high walls. The so-called "12-cm load-bearing bricks" (due to their 12-cm thickness) eliminate the need for independent structures, such as concrete columns or beams, which normally constitute the supporting skeleton of the structure. Because ceramic load-bearing bricks can support the weight of slabs, significant costs can be saved on concrete work, which is normally very expensive. HOLLOW BRICK MEASUREMENTS Hollow brick measurements, also known as "12-hole bricks," are typically as follows: Non-Load-Bearing Blocks: 12x18x33 cm Load-Bearing Blocks: 12x19x33 cm Both types of ceramic bricks differ by only 1 cm, in terms of hollow brick measurements. IMPORTANT FACT FOR BRICKS WITH HORIZONTAL GAPS An issue to keep in mind when working with hollow brick walls. When you need to channel or open holes for electrical, gas, or water pipes, you must take special care with non-load-bearing bricks. When cutting these walls, it's easy to see that we're left with ONLY half a supporting wall. In short sections, this doesn't seem to be a cause for much concern. In long sections, the issue is different. Let's imagine sections of 5 to 6 meters long with a wall that has been cut to half the thickness of a wall. Horizontal hollow bricks must be worked with great care when cutting and striking because they risk creating cracks that could be dangerous to the wall structure. With load-bearing ceramic bricks, it's different. They have a greater number of internal partitions, so a cut doesn't weaken the wall as much as in the previous case. This is one of the advantages of load-bearing hollow bricks over hollow partitions. Let's summarize to clarify some conclusions: NON-LOADBEARING BLOCK: • Partition walls • Cannot support additional loads • Be careful with cuts • Save up to 20% on the cost of bricks LOADBEARING BLOCK OR LOADBEARING CERAMIC BLOCKS • Partition walls and load-bearing walls • Can support additional weight (slabs, floors) • 20% more expensive • Avoid independent structures (saving money) Note: This video does NOT assess whether building with hollow brick is better or worse than with regular bricks, cement bricks, aerated concrete, or other materials. A video for those comparisons will follow. VIDEO EDIT ➤ https://www.instagram.com/matiseia/?h...