Interlocking Brick VS Burnt Brick

This is the next in the "interlocking brick vs burnt brick" series.
In this video, we see the strength of both bricks when dealing with different types of impact.
#Eno Bricks # interlocking bricks #Ghana

[@ReyaneOukpedjo]

sounds more like the Burnt bricks motars are not dry enough

[@enobricks9969]

Please note that this was an experiment to see (under the same conditions) which fared better ISSBs or burnt bricks. The purpose was not to extend the experiment for weeks (the amount of time for mortar to fully cure) especially in the current rainy season. Both pillars had 1 day (of shooting) to “dry”.
In future ISSBS vs burnt bricks videos we can extend to include a longer comparison (a week or so to dry) and then use a greater impact force to test the strength.

[@kwamep691]

Great Job Eno. We love your work.

[@MrsAsamoah]

But what is the cost difference?

[@Moses-m2y]

What are ratios of the mixture

[@solomonwellington9389]

what're the dimensions of the interlocking blocks

[@enobricks9969]

12 inch (Length) x 6 inch (width) x 4 inch (depth) referred to as 6 inch bricks OR 10 inch (Length) x 5 inch (width) x 4 inch (depth) referred to as 5 inch bricks

[@slimfbiggyansah4295]

This test wasn't done right but all the same interlocking bricks has advantage over normal bricks

[@starTV-jo8op]

Maan burn bricks are not yet dried

[@bettykim146]

I want to build three bedrooms house how much in total please

[@enobricks9969]

It would depend on the size of the house. Please contact us at [e-mail] with the details.

[@MukadderKaplan]

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