Bricks

Burnt clay bricks remain the default walling unit across most of India. Quality is judged by compressive strength, water absorption, dimensional accuracy and the ring the brick gives when struck.

A first class brick is uniformly burnt, sharp-edged, deep red, absorbs less than about 20% water by weight and does not break when dropped from waist height. Anything softer belongs in non-load-bearing or filler work.

Typical units: piece, 1000 nos. Brick rates are almost entirely a function of distance from the kiln and current fuel cost.

• Load-bearing and partition walls
• Boundary and compound walls
• Brick bat coba and terrace waterproofing layers
• Soling below floors and foundations
• Exposed brickwork and facades

First class

Well burnt, sharp edges, ≤20% water absorption, ≥7.5 N/mm². Exposed and load-bearing work.

Second class

Slightly irregular, ≤22% absorption. Plastered walls.

Third class

Under-burnt, soft. Temporary structures and filler only.

Wire-cut

Machine extruded, precise dimensions, low mortar consumption.

• Test a sample: strike two bricks together and listen for a clear metallic ring, and check for a uniform colour through a broken face.
• Order 3–5% extra for breakage in transit and cutting at corners and openings.
• Check the size being quoted — modular (190×90×90 mm) and traditional sizes change your per-square-metre count significantly.
• Where clay bricks are costly or restricted, price fly ash bricks and AAC blocks on a per-square-metre-of-wall basis, not per piece.

• Verified suppliers only — every shop is checked before it can list.
• Live per-unit rates you can compare across suppliers in your city.
• GPS-tracked delivery from dispatch to site gate.
• GST invoices and digital payment records for every order.

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