A core removed from a concrete brick panel shows the permanent bond of the brick. Copies of testing data are available upon request. No Moisture Details Necessary Consider the engineering details of what is behind the wall.
Traditional masonry requires steel angles, weep joints, flashing details and mortar tuck-pointing.
When the wall goes up, the brick is already in place. I t takes 6 Brick Snaps to equal the size and weight of a typical modular brick, therefore fewer pallets of material are required on the job. This means freight costs will be less. And since Brick Snaps require no scaffolding or messy mortar-mixing operations, the job site will not be encumbered with additional equipment interfering with job safety and production. Build a Better Wall, Especially in Seismic Zones.