Civil Engineers Forum

  • Home
  • Software
  • Manuals
  • Topics
    • Difference
    • Surveying and Levelling
    • Materials
      • Cement
      • Concrete
        • Cement vs Concrete
      • Steel
      • Brick
      • Timber
      • Sand
    • Structural
      • House
        • Construction Process
        • Reduce Construction Cost
        • Slab
        • Wall
        • Basement
        • Garage
        • Home Improvement
          • Outdoor
        • Driveway
        • Flooring
      • Bridge
      • Dam
      • Retaining Wall
      • Swimming Pool
      • Instrument
      • Members
    • RCC
    • Prestressed Concrete
    • Geotech
    • Environment
      • Different Energy Sources
        • Geothermal Energy
        • Natural Gas
        • Wind Energy Facts
        • Hydropower
        • Petroleum
    • Transportation
    • WRE
    • CPM
    • Others
      • Why You Should Become a Civil Engineer
      • Civil Engineering Higher Study
      • Civil Engineering Technology
  • Contact
    • About
    • Privacy

5 Characteristics of Good Bricks – How To Identify a Good Brick

by Ash Leave a Comment

For a good structure, bricks should be good and well burnt. In a construction site, sometimes we need to check if the bricks are of good quality or it is not. We should be able to identify good bricks without any extra instrument. To do that, we need to know the characteristics of good bricks.

good brick and its characteristics

What Are The Characteristics of a Good Brick?

There are some specific characteristics of a brick that can be used to identify if the bricks are good or bad. Here are 5 characteristics of good bricks enlisted below that will help you to check if the bricks are really of good quality.

  1. Bricks should be of same color, size and shape.
  2. Collision of 2 good bricks will produce a metal sound.
  3. A good brick won’t break if it is given to fall from approximate 1 meter height.
  4. The upper surface of the brick should be plane and without any crack.
  5. Bricks should be soaked into water for atleast 12 hours.

Filed Under: Brick Tagged With: Good Brick

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recent Posts

  • 12 Types of Civil Engineering Branches To Choose Your Career
  • How to Make Portland Cement: The Full Manufacturing Process
  • Concrete Stain vs Paint | What is The Difference Between Concrete Staining and Painting
  • OSB Board vs MDF Board vs Plywood – What’s The Difference?
  • Faced Vs Unfaced Insulation – Difference Between Faced Insulation and Unfaced Insulation
  • Eco Wood Treatment: Definition, Benefits and Usage of Eco Wood Treatment
  • Travertine vs Porcelain Tile – Differences Shown In a Comparison Table
  • Tiles vs Laminate – What’s The Difference Between Tiles and Laminate Flooring?
  • Tiles vs Hardwood – What is The Difference Between Tile and Hardwood?
  • How to Dig and Install a Well – 5 Methods to Drill a Well

Copyright © 2022 · eleven40 Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in