
The Class B Red Solid Engineering Brick (65mm) is a high-strength brick designed for structural applications where durability, load-bearing capacity, and water resistance are essential. With its solid construction and smooth red finish, it is widely used in both civil engineering and residential projects across the UK.
What is the difference between Class A and Class B engineering bricks?
Class A bricks have a compressive strength of 125N/mm² and ≤ 4.5% water absorption, making them more resistant. Class B bricks (75N/mm², ≤ 7% water absorption) are still strong and durable but more commonly used in general construction where Class A strength is not required.
The Class B Red Solid Engineering Brick (65mm) is a high-strength brick designed for structural applications where durability, load-bearing capacity, and water resistance are essential. With its solid construction and smooth red finish, it is widely used in both civil engineering and residential projects across the UK.
What is the difference between Class A and Class B engineering bricks?
Class A bricks have a compressive strength of 125N/mm² and ≤ 4.5% water absorption, making them more resistant. Class B bricks (75N/mm², ≤ 7% water absorption) are still strong and durable but more commonly used in general construction where Class A strength is not required.