TH4882C3 - Interlocking brick - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 is a cement-based interlocking brick to be used as a wall design that is suitable for Thailand in Tropics and heavy rain And can prevent ants and termites Insects and fungi, pathogens, are inserted along the grooves of the house's walls, with an artificial interlocking brick that looks like a square-shaped interlocking brick, on top of a number of convex circular baseboards with holes perforated in the center of the baseboard for attaching reinforcing bars. Strength and on at least one side wall there is at least one groove on the vertical wall for the recessed portion of the conduit. Or water pipes on the construction wall And a place to fill the mortar for each brick Bonded together The top of the interlocking brick in the center of at least two bases also consist of a saddle with the same height as the relief pad, which runs all the way from one edge of the masonry to the On the other side of the interlocking bricks. For allowing the mortar to flow evenly between the interlocking bricks. Each adjacent cube The bottom part is a concave shape that is characterized and positioned in the Corresponds to the rounded keys at the top Cement bricks are used for building walls that are suitable for Thailand in Thailand. Tropics and heavy rain And can prevent ants and termites Insects and fungi, pathogens, are inserted along the grooves of the house's walls, with an artificial interlocking brick that looks like a square-shaped interlocking brick, on top of a number of convex round baseboards that penetrate the center of the baseboard for attaching reinforcing bars. Strength and on at least one side wall there is at least one groove on the vertical wall for the recessed portion of the conduit. Or water pipes on the construction wall And a place to fill the mortar for each brick Bonded together At the top of the interlocking brick, at least two bases are also composed of a sib, the same height as the relief pad, running from one edge of the masonry to the On the other side of the interlocking bricks. For allowing the mortar to flow evenly between the interlocking bricks. Each adjacent cube The bottom part is a concave shape that is characterized and positioned in the Corresponds to the rounded keys at the top

Claims (6)

1. Interlocking bricks are square interlocking bricks with a number of square ridges (1) on top, each with a hole (2) drilled through the center of the ridge. The sides of the ridges (1) are sloped from top to bottom, and at least one vertical wall has a recessed groove (4). A distinctive feature is that at least two ridges (5) on top of the interlocking bricks, in line with the center of the ridges (1), are also made up of ridges (5) with a hole (6) drilled through the center. These ridges (5) are the same height as the ridges (1) and run along the length from one edge of the interlocking brick to the opposite edge of the interlocking brick. The sides of the ridges (5) above are sloped from top to bottom. The bottom of the interlocking brick has a recessed section (3) for fitting into the ridges (1), and a groove (7) that is shaped and positioned to correspond with the ridges (1) and the ridges (5) on top of the interlocking brick for arranging each interlocking brick together. 2. Interlocking bricks according to item 1, where the raised part (1) of the interlocking bricks has the shape of a round base, or a square base, or a rectangular base, any one of them. 3. Interlocking bricks as per item 1, which are molded from a composite material containing laterite soil mixed with cement. 4. Interlocking bricks according to any of the 1-3 clauses, in which the raised ridge (5) on the top of the interlocking brick is shaped with a width equal to the width of the raised panel (1) that is in the line of passage of the raised ridge (5), and the bottom has a recess (3) and a groove (7) that corresponds to the top shape of the interlocking brick for laying them together. 5. Interlocking bricks according to any of the items 1-4, which have a beveled edge on the top of the groove (4) (8). 6. Interlocking bricks, as described in points 1-5, must have a minimum width of 8-10 centimeters, a minimum length of 25 centimeters, and a minimum height of 10 centimeters.