We continue a detailed analysis of the most massive building material of brick. In the previous article, we examined the properties and characteristics of silicate bricks, followed the process of their production and found out some important nuances that must be considered when buying and using products. Today, the second most popular type of brick is next in turn: red brick, with summer cottage construction perhaps even more in demand than silicate, since its scope is slightly higher. Only to call such a brick we will correctly ceramic.

Looking at the beautiful picket fences in the photo, we come to the conclusion that all their various designs are easy to divide into several groups. Belonging to one or another will be determined depending on the functional loads that will be assigned to them. A special place in the construction of fences is given to the choice of materials, and for the construction of almost every type, several different items are used.

The centuries-old history of building bricks with each era only strengthened its popularity as the most reliable building material. One can argue a lot about what is still better to build and there will be enough arguments for the supporters of the tree, but the brick has no equal in terms of durability, and is unlikely to appear in the near future. To us, ordinary people, by and large, only two types of bricks are known red   and white. Logic suggests that the differences between these two species in the composition of the components from which they are made. But in terms of broadening the horizons, it is necessary to possess at least some of the information about the properties and characteristics of the building material from which our house will be built. Therefore, let's talk a little about white silicate brick, according to statistics the most popular material for walling.

A variety of materials can be used to build a fence on a suburban area. When choosing them, it should be borne in mind that the future fence should become the decoration of the site and its reliable protection. Therefore, you should carefully study the options for projects, choose the one suitable for yourself by design, cost and material of execution.

What do you think, with the help of which you can quickly and easily, with minimal financial investments, build a house, insulate it, conduct quite impressive finishing work on the ceiling and walls, the floor, and then build a fence and outbuildings? All this can be done with a metal profile!

People have used bricks for building houses since ancient times. In fact, even with the current level of development of the building materials industry, it is difficult to find a product equal in quality.

This material has so long appeared in the arsenal of builders that history is unlikely to unambiguously confirm what the first houses were made of, brick or wood (we, of course, do not take into account caves and dugouts). The centuries-old practice of use has brought this building material to perfection and it is already very easy to get confused in the types and purposes of brick. There is a ton of information on the Internet, but it is scattered by brand and type, and it is important to clearly understand what exactly is needed for a particular building during construction. Therefore, there is a need to summarize information on the types of bricks, their characteristics, cost and methods of work, so that you can even distinguish them superficially before buying, so that you can talk objectively with sellers and not let yourself be deceived (it's not a secret that sometimes people try to attach us with something else what you need, and even a frank marriage).

In order for the appearance of the house to amaze everyone around with its attractiveness and sophistication, neat masonry, and the owners pleased with its reliability and durability, it is required to use high-quality materials, in particular facing materials, during its construction.