Ecological water permeable ceramic brick

This product uses the slag waste, waste ceramics as raw material. After re-processing, high temperature sintering, the environmental product is produced with characteristics of keeping the ground water permeability, preserving moisture, compression-resistant, slip-proof, high strength, cold resistance, weather resistance, noise reduction, sound absorption and reusability.

Noya ecological water permeable ceramic brick is the preferred product used to beautify the city, improve the quality of living environment, and can be widely used in the building of public of public square, city road, subway, station, highway, villas, residential quarters, parks, landscape, garden decoration, kitchen space etc.

Product features:
1. Water retention
---It can be used to reduce the temperature of the environment, restore natural water storage capacity, prevent the depletion of groundwater, and improve the living environment of vegetation. It can adjust the air humidity, air purification, and restore surface water circulation system.

2. Anti-slip
---Rainwater infiltrates into the ground timely. There is no water. It keeps the ground dry and clean. Walking on it brings no danger

3. Noise reduction
---The porous structure of the ecological permeable ceramic bricks can absorb a large amount of noise. It is an ideal sound-absorbing material.

4. Reusable
---The ecological permeable ceramic bricks can be reused again and easy to re-install. It prevents waste from repetitive constructions.

5. Compression resistant, cold resistant, weathering resistant
---The ecological permeable ceramic bricks are made undergone the large tonnage pressing machine and high temperature firing. The compressive strength is ≥50Mpa, suitable for use in the parking lots and common lanes. Its cold-resistance also reached the national standard, and frost resistance value is -25ºC. It is also resistant to weathering, even in the face of strong acid or alkali. Its quality will not change, and it is most suitable for seaport wharf.

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