Bricks Dealers in Karur

• Shape: Brick
• Color: Brown
• Block Size: 30x30x12cm
• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Cocopeat Brick
• Material: Coco Peat
• Application: Agriculture Use
• Form: Solid
• Block Dimensions: 30X30X14 Cm

We are manufacturer and exporter for coco peat for low and high ec

• Size: 10x15cm
• Type: COIR PITH
• Material: COIR PITH
• Thickness: 300-400mm
• Application: AGRI
• Color: Black, Brown Silver
• Feature: Fine Finishing, Light Weight
• Pattern: Plain
• Finishing: Polished Non Polished
• Apppearance: Modern
• Country of Origin: India

• Shape: Brick
• Color: Brown
• Block Size: 30x30x12cm
• Material: Coco Peat
• Application: Agriculture Use

• Color: Brown
• Country of Origin: India
• Material: 100 coco peat

Low and hugh ec  quality available

It is argued that these small compartments were built above the ceiling of the burial chamber to relieve the stress of weight that could crack the chamber's ceiling. Some 38 blocks or more, each weighing about 50 to 80 tonnes were placed on top of the ceiling. Above these four granite chambers is a limestone gable, which it is said, was designed to distribute the weight to the north and south walls of the burial chamber. Modern architects and engineers disagree that these chambers function to relieve or distribute the weight of the pyramid pushing down on the chamber below. Why have so many chambers when a single gable could be built above the flat ceiling of the King's chamber to distribute the weight from above to the walls? One might even ask why the Queen's chamber, being situated lower in the pyramid's structure and made of a softer and therefore less structurally sound stone, would not need similar protection.

Clay bricks are formed in a mould (the soft mud method), or more frequently in commercial mass production by extruding clay through a die and then wire-cutting them to the desired size (the stiff mud process). The shaped clay is then dried and fired either by burning in a kiln or sometimes, in warm and sunny countries, by sun-drying to achieve the final, desired strength. The action of heat gives rise to a sintering process that causes the clay particles to fuse and thus develops extremely strong ceramic bonds in the burnt clay bodies. Such bonds are highly stable. As a result, bricks can withstand the severe weathering actions and are inert to almost all normal chemical attacks.

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