10-hole bricks are a type of building material that features ten evenly spaced holes running through their length and the Perforation percentage is 30% in these bricks.

• Lightweight: The ten evenly spaced holes running through the brick significantly reduce its weight compared to solid bricks. This makes them easier to handle and transport, reducing labor costs during construction.
• Improved Insulation: The air pockets within the holes provide excellent thermal insulation. This helps keep buildings cooler in summer and warmer in winter, leading to reduced energy consumption for heating and cooling.
• Enhanced Soundproofing: The hollow structure of the brick also contributes to improved sound insulation, making it ideal for areas where noise reduction is important, such as apartments and offices.
• Cost-Effectiveness: The reduced material usage in manufacturing 10-hole bricks translates to lower production costs, making them a more affordable option compared to solid bricks.
• Better Bonding with Mortar: The holes in the brick create a larger surface area for mortar to adhere to, resulting in a stronger and more durable bond between bricks.

 Applications of 10-hole bricks 

Residential Construction:

• Load-bearing Walls: Suitable for constructing the main structural walls of houses and apartments.
• Partition Walls: Used to create internal divisions within buildings, such as between rooms.
• Cavity Walls: Employed in cavity wall construction for improved insulation and soundproofing.

Commercial Construction:

• Office Buildings: Ideal for constructing the exterior and interior walls of office buildings.
• Retail Spaces: Used in the construction of shopping malls, stores, and other retail establishments.
• Industrial Buildings: Suitable for constructing warehouses, factories, and other industrial structures.