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Quik-Brik
Quik-Brik was developed in 1979 as an alternative to clay masonry products for residential and commercial construction. Over the years, the product line has been expanded from one initial standard size to a variety of shapes and sizes, with 8"x 4"x 16", 4"x 4"x 16", and 12"x 4"x 16" being the most popular sizes. The ability to manufacture the two color units in so many shapes and sizes has made the product user-friendly with architects, builders, developers and owners. Physical performance, availability and cost of wall construction have gained Quik-Brik the reputation for value in the masonry marketplace.
All Quik-Brik units exceed the requirements of ASTM-C90 for compression strength and absorption. Integrally colored concrete using manufactured metallic oxide pigments of the highest quality are used to resist fading from ultraviolet light and attack by acidic substances. An integral water resistant polymer, dry-Block, is added to the concrete during manufacturing. Dry-Block resists water penetration associated with wicking by increasing the friction on water molecules. This system of water repellency includes the requirements of good workmanship (full head and bed joints) and good design details for watertight walls and crack control. A surface sealer is recommended for all types of architectural concrete masonry, including Quik-Brik, as a "belt and suspenders" approach to excellent wall performance.
For more infomation:
www.quik-brik.com
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