Multi-hole bricks, also known as perforated bricks, are a type of building material characterized by the presence of multiple holes running through their length and the Perforation percentage is 33% in these bricks.

• Multiple Holes: The number of holes can vary, with common variations including 6-hole, 8-hole, and 10-hole bricks.
• Lightweight: The holes reduce the overall weight of the brick, making them easier to handle and transport.
• Improved Insulation: The air trapped within the holes acts as an insulator, enhancing the thermal and acoustic properties of the brick.
• Strength: Despite the holes, multi-hole bricks are still strong enough to support the weight of multi-story buildings.
• Versatility: They can be used for various construction purposes, including load-bearing walls, partition walls, and even decorative facades.

 Applications of Multihole Bricks

• Residential Construction: For building load-bearing walls, partition walls, and cavity walls in houses and apartments.
• Commercial Construction: Used in the construction of office buildings, shopping malls, and other commercial structures.