Product Description
Sintered decorative bricks/tiles are produced from raw materials such as clay, shale, and coal gangue through the main processes of batching, crushing, stirring, molding, drying, and roasting, including different specifications, different colors of water wall tiles, thin facing bricks, green bricks and gardens. Load-bearing or non-load-bearing sintered solid or porous bricks with decorative functions such as landscape. The main technical indicators are compressive strength, water absorption and saturation coefficient, and freeze resistance. According to user requirements or in order to increase the decorative effect, sintered decorative tiles can be made into multi-color or multi-color, and the shape can be appropriately changed. The decorative surface can also have sand, smooth, roller patterns and other patterns for wall decoration. The production of sintered decorative tiles abroad has a history of hundreds of years and is now widely used.
Technical Specifications
Application
With the economic development and social progress, the application of sintered decorative bricks in China's engineering is becoming more and more widespread. China has more than 3,000 years of production of sintered blue bricks, and it is also one of the first countries in the world to produce sintered blue bricks. More than a thousand years ago, cyan high-quality blue brick products were produced and used in many key projects, including ancient buildings such as the majestic Great Wall and the magnificent Beijing Palace Museum.
In modern times, sintered decorative tiles are even more popular, and are widely used in building exterior walls, house interiors, and pavements. For example, our common school buildings, hospital buildings, museums, railway stations, squares, fences and so on.
Project cases
Production Line
The decorative bricks normally take clay as raw materials , through the main processes of batching, crushing, stirring, molding, drying, and roasting, including different specifications, different colors of water wall tiles, thin facing bricks, green bricks and gardens.
Sintered decorative bricks/tiles are produced from raw materials such as clay, shale, and coal gangue through the main processes of batching, crushing, stirring, molding, drying, and roasting, including different specifications, different colors of water wall tiles, thin facing bricks, green bricks and gardens. Load-bearing or non-load-bearing sintered solid or porous bricks with decorative functions such as landscape. The main technical indicators are compressive strength, water absorption and saturation coefficient, and freeze resistance. According to user requirements or in order to increase the decorative effect, sintered decorative tiles can be made into multi-color or multi-color, and the shape can be appropriately changed. The decorative surface can also have sand, smooth, roller patterns and other patterns for wall decoration. The production of sintered decorative tiles abroad has a history of hundreds of years and is now widely used.
Technical Specifications
| Item | Load-bearing bricks | Non-loading bearing bricks |
| Length(mm) | 230,210 | 215 |
| Width (mm) | 114,100,70 | 60 |
| Hight/ Thickness (mm) | 70,60,50 | 12 |
Application
With the economic development and social progress, the application of sintered decorative bricks in China's engineering is becoming more and more widespread. China has more than 3,000 years of production of sintered blue bricks, and it is also one of the first countries in the world to produce sintered blue bricks. More than a thousand years ago, cyan high-quality blue brick products were produced and used in many key projects, including ancient buildings such as the majestic Great Wall and the magnificent Beijing Palace Museum.
In modern times, sintered decorative tiles are even more popular, and are widely used in building exterior walls, house interiors, and pavements. For example, our common school buildings, hospital buildings, museums, railway stations, squares, fences and so on.
Project cases
Production Line
The decorative bricks normally take clay as raw materials , through the main processes of batching, crushing, stirring, molding, drying, and roasting, including different specifications, different colors of water wall tiles, thin facing bricks, green bricks and gardens.