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Handling & Storage |
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Only forks should be used to unload the pallets and the movement of unfired clay bricks should be kept to a minimum. Store in the dry on the original pallet and ventilate to avoid condensation. They should be stacked no more than two packs high. |
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Laying |
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It is recommended that moderately hydraulic lime mortar should be used to lay the bricks. Alternatively clay mortars are available. |
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Finishes |
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Unfired clay brickwork can be finished with a variety of breathable materials including clay and lime plasters, clay boards, some paints and limewashes. Only highly vapour permeable paints should be used. |
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Fixings |
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Unfired clay bricks will generally only require standard fixings for secondary works, such as plumbing, electrics and joinery. Ordinary masonry plugs and screws are suitable for most applications - a list of approved products is available below: |
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Click here to download the Rawlplug Fixings Guide
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Click here to download the Fischer Fixings Guide
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