Dry-stacking
The interlocking design can reduce mortar requirements when used within an appropriate building system.
Production at your project site
Mobile interlocking-brick production.
A practical way to manufacture strong, consistently compressed interlocking bricks close to where they are needed.
How it works
Soil, cement, water and hydraulic compression.
Interlocking Stabilized Soil Bricks are produced from suitable prepared soil, a controlled amount of cement and water. The mixture is compressed in a hydraulic machine to create consistent interlocking units.
The interlocking profile supports organized dry-stacking, which can reduce mortar use in suitable wall systems. Because the mobile machine can operate at an approved project site, it may also reduce the cost and complexity of transporting finished bricks over long distances.
Every site is different. Soil suitability, structural design, quantities, logistics, labour and curing arrangements must be assessed before production begins.
Key advantages
Designed around practical construction.
Compression
Hydraulic compression supports consistent shape, density and strength when correct production controls are followed.
Mobile production
The machine can be deployed to approved project sites, including locations beyond normal supply routes.
Local materials
Suitable local soil, cement and water can form the basis of production following proper assessment.
Available engagement
Support matched to the project.
Rocks & Blocks can discuss managed production, approved machine-hire arrangements, operator training and production support. Commercial terms are issued through a project-specific quotation and agreement.
Assessment information
- Project location
- Estimated number of bricks
- Expected construction schedule
- Site access and security
- Available soil and water
Up to 3,000Interlocking bricks per day
MobileProject-site deployment
DirectAssessment and quotation
Capacity is approximate and depends on soil preparation, crew efficiency, block specification, curing arrangements and site conditions.
Is your project a good fit?
Send the location and estimated brick quantity for an initial discussion.