We present to you a cost effective solution by using Cement-stabilized
laterite as well as clay bricks for building both external and internal partition walls. We
have been operational in other parts of the country but wish to bring this solutions to
Lagosians and most people who haven't seen or heard about the interlocking building systems.
Mind u the compressive strength analysis of this method has been carried out
in two federal universities and found to be stronger than the usual sandcrete blocks (BULLET-PROOF) as well as approved by relevant bodies.
Please we'd like your feed back on what u think about these and if u might be interested.
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How is this more cost effective than the current method of building?

well, in many ways
1. It helps you save cost in erecting your partition walls: since it is interlocking, you need no mortar in between for joinery. The one you see in the picture above is in two, the interlocking bricks and non interlocking, and as you desire you may want to lock the bond areas with mortar but this is at a much minimal quantity than the normal amount of mortar used for the hollow sandcrete blocks
2. In terms of finishes, you may not necessarily render (plaster) the walls which is extra savings in cost as opposed to the conventional building system
3. High compacted bricks bring about higher density which results in higher thermal mass, a house built with our system has a cooler interior which saves you cost on installation and running an A.C unit not to mention that it is eco-friendly
4. It is manufactured on site and saves you on the cost of transportation of your normal bought materials
I can go on and on
it's production cost on each is about N50 as opposed to the normal sandcrete hollow blocks of between N150 - N200

YOU REALLY ARE SAVING COST IN ALL AREA
AND YOU KNOW IT IS BULLET PROOF

Please what material/materials are your bricks made of and how do you source for them if you were to execute a job in port harcourt?

it's made of Laterite, the red soil usually found after the subsoil on any piece of land

I don't think it is cheaper than the normal sand-cement block we are used to. You will have to use 3x the quantity of blocks for a wall partition. I will however use it for my internal partitions on the upper floor so as to create more space.

Drop your contacts. I will get in touch once I arrive Lagos.

well, in terms of quantity yes.
3 of the bricks is equal to one 9" hollow block,
@ N50 you have it at N150 all works done especially that on mortar for joining and rendering of the external part which has its own aesthetics.
This is a part from the other benefits I'd mentioned earlier.
For my number, see the signature below (the bot here is sensitive and may take out my post for directly imputing my phone number)
Thanks

We can supply your required materials for you to build by yourself if you have your architect and building team, better still design and supervise the building using our materials produced on site. We would specifically like imputs from Architects interested.