Kalahari Travertine FBA
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Clay bricks suitable for a super facebrick finish.

ADVANTAGES
- Vertically perforated product – no unsightly voids on window and door reveals.
- Labour savings – not necessary to plug corner voids before plastering compared to horizontal perforations.
- Aluminium window and door frames can be fixed with standard wall plugs.
- Heavy mountings/safes can be fixed with rawl bolts – brick does not have large internal voids compared to horizontal perforations.
- Robot setting with process control ensures consistent quality lower mortar usage and ease of plastering.
- Palletised and shrink wrapped – lower site wastage and pilfering.
- Modern tunnel kiln fired using embodied energy – low emissions.
ECO FRIENDLY FACTS
- All clay raw material is mined on site, blended with zero waste. Mined areas are rehabilitated to original agricultural state.
- Where possible, production processes are scheduled for off-peak periods to help reduce demand on the National Electricity Grid.
- Energy to fire our Clay products is sourced as a by-product from Saldanha Steel. Drying energy is derived from waste wood from a local pallet hiring company.
- The Plant is automated which means no forklifts are used to move bricks within the production process, leading to fuel savings and emission reduction.
- Lighter, stronger product translates to savings in building design as the structure bears a fewer load.
- As bricks are lighter, considerably more product can be transported to site, meaning a reduction in vehicle numbers and therefore lower emissions per square meter of walling.
- Bricks are palletised at 600 units per pallet as compared to the standard 500, leading to less pallet wood usuage and a reduction in shrink wrap and improved site management.
- Our uniform brick requires less mortar to lay and reduces site wastage.
- The favourable geographical location of our factory gives us the advantage to easily and efficiently reach major Cape Town building sites.