Overburnt Handmade Bricks
Specifications of Overburnt Handmade Bricks
| Size (Standard) | 230 mm x 100 mm x 75 mm (actual size may vary slightly based on regional standards) |
| Compressive Strength | Typically ≥ 150 to 250 kg/ Sq.cm (can go higher for engineering grades) |
| Water Absorption | Typically Less than 12% |
| Efflorescence | Slight to none (classified visually as per IS 3495 Part 3) |
| Shape and Finish | Sharp-edged, smooth or slightly textured surfaces (chamfer may be possible) |
| Color | Terracotta or Red, Brown, or Custom (depending on firing and clay content) |
| Density | ~1500–1800 kg/m³ |
| Durability | High – suitable for exposed masonry and load-bearing walls |
| Firing | Kiln-fired (uniformly) |
What makes Overburnt Handmade Brick unique?
Over-burnt handmade bricks stand out for their distinct color variations, irregular shapes, and textured surfaces—all resulting from the high-temperature firing process. These artisan clay bricks feature rich, deep tones like dark red, brown, and black, adding a rustic and aged appearance to any structure. Known for their exceptional durability, fire resistance, and raw charm, over-burnt bricks are ideal for heritage restorations, exposed brick walls, garden landscaping, and other architectural projects that value traditional craftsmanship and natural aesthetics.
Are over-burnt bricks eco-friendly?
Yes. Many over-burnt bricks are made from recycled clay or surplus materials, and the traditional production method uses minimal machinery, reducing environmental impact.
Where can I use over-burnt handmade bricks?
1 .Exposed feature walls.
2 .Rustic facades.
3 .Garden and landscape design.
4 .Pathways and pavements.
5 .Fireplaces and heritage buildings.