Technical Resources

Yes we export our products to other countries.

Please contact our International marketing office. You can send your enquiries via email. We will try to reply to you as soon as we received your email/s.

Shipping cost varies in every port. We can send you the FOB cost as soon as we received your inquiry. The CNF / CIF cost shall be forwarded to you within 3-4 working days.

Shipping period varies in every port or country. We can load your order within 7-10 working days after we receive your full payment/s. The shipping will be forwarded to you using speed courier (DHL or Fedex). For MENA (Middle East and North Africa) and Turkey, the delivery schedule will be based on truck availability.

Yes, we accept distributorship for local and international. With the following conditions.

1. Accept conditions of minimum order
2. Accept conditions of price capping
3. Accept conditions of monthly sales target

The minimum order of the distributor must not be less than 1 full load truck, it can be one type of product or multiple type of products.

We give special prices for our distributor. However, we do not allow our distributor to sell our product more than our price cap or suggested retail price.

We design distributor sales target tier. For the beginner (tier 1), we required 3 consecutive months of passing the minimum required sales to level up to tier no. 2.

Every tier has its own advantages. Tier 1 is for the beginner. Tier 2 is for beginner who passes the 3 consecutive months of minimum sales target. Tier 2 receive much lower price.

Yes, Tier 3 or the Premium distributor receive credit facilities and the lowest price. Please contact the marketing manager for further information.

Generally speaking, loads imposed on brickwork are very small in comparison with the load which the brickwork carries. Brickwork is strong under compression, so the greater the load imposed on the brickwork, the more stable it becomes. When building boundary walls and other free-standing brick structure make sure that you provide appropriate foundations and reinforcing.

We have two standard sizes, BS (Bristish Standard) and Diyar Standard. We also have other sizes and special shapes.

We can also produce special size according to your requirements, please contact us for your special requirements.

The Brick Industry Association (BIA) classified brick mortar into Three (4) types M, S N, O  mixes but the most common is called M which is a 1:1:6 mortar, that is it has one part of cement and one part of lime to six parts of sand. Lime is often omitted but it has many benefits including greater durability and the ability for hairline cracks in the mortar to self heal.

These are extruded bricks and the holes are called core holes or perforations that allow the brick to be fired more evenly. According to ASTM the core holes of up to 30 percent of the material thickness have no effect on the insulation or fire resistance value of the brick. F1 and F3 bricks are very good in facing works.

The brick face is the long side intended for display in the wall. Most bricks have only one face and it is the bricklayer’s responsibility to ensure it is displayed correctly. However, some of our bricks can also be use in facing – broadwise.

Clay face bricks are a natural product so slight colour variations are to be expected. It is however not desirable to have a few dark bricks on an otherwise light shaded wall. This gives the patchy effect that you mention. The solution is simple. Always have at least two packs of bricks on site and draw from each pack as you work. This is known as on-site blending and will ensure that you achieve an overall evenness of shade and tone. Never build from one pack of bricks at a time.

Ideally brickwork should be cleaned as it is laid. This is the simplest, cheapest and most effective method. Mortar smears should be cleaned as is it half-dry dry using a scrubbing brush, running water and a sponge. Acid cleaning is only required if the mortar smears are allowed to harden and should be viewed as a last resort.

Because brickwork is the largest visible component of a building, the perception exists that the major cost of a building must be the brickwork. However, this is not the case. They are in fact extremely cost effective. The cost of clay plaster bricks and clay face bricks for an average house is between 6% and 8% of the total building costs. The cost of clay face bricks and plaster bricks for a non-residential building (factory or office block) is approx 2% – 3% of the total building costs. In the case of clay face brick building, once the plaster and paint component is added to the building process and the long term maintenance cost of repainting and re-plastering is added to the life of the building, clay face brick is a clear cost winner.

We simplified slip brick installtion by paste and pasting.

There are two method of paste and pasting

Click here if you want to see the cement mortar method.

Click here in you want to see the tile glue method.