Thank you, Francis & Cameron, for this interview & content. I am really hooked. I have been looking for a material for my house. I think I am going to review this one further.
Excellent vidéo ! I'm very interesting in compressed earth block contruction. In my culture, amazigh people of Morocco, we build fortress (kasbahs) and houses with earth compressed since over 2000 years !
Hi.. Francis... what's the size of the brick..and weight..is it easily manageable to place and construct.. conventional clay bricks a bricklayer uses one hand...
How to check the local soil whether it is fit for this purpose. And can we make it through hand instead of that machine for compressing. For single small house the machine cost is too high. It can be combinedly buy for the eco friendly community.
Francis, thanks for the very good video. I want to build with these in Australia, and I will have a double block wall, and it will be rendered on the outside and inside walls. So I have 2 questions: 1) If I want to render it, should I ask for a mould with straight sides, that is, without a bevel on the edges? 2) The blue surrounds on the windows on this house, is it rendered to look like lintels? Or are they concrete lintels?
i wish i had the video but i did see another youtube video show that with the interlocking blocks you actually spend more money on concreting the corners than the mortar used with regular blocks ... but the video sounds correct in saying you can do it faster with interlocking so that will be cheaper .... now i did find this video th-cam.com/video/23MTZuq6bec/w-d-xo.html that shows a cheap soil mortar that is strong but is it strong enough to get approved by a city building department
I love it but have questions: Is this type of brick strong? How strong compare to real brick? Is the wall made from this brick strong? How strong compare to a normal brick wall? If a car with 40 km/h hits this wall, how will the wall stand up? If it rains for a week on the wall, will it survive like a normal brick wall? Hit the wall with a hammer a few times, will it damage easily? Is this wall better be rendered outside and inside for its protection? Do you make the wall before bricks are dry or after they are completely dried?
compressed earth bricks are quite a bit stronger than regular bricks, and they are very water resistant--you can submerge them in water for a year and they do not lose their strength. Cure time is about 3 weeks, but you can start building with them in about a week if you cure them properly (or build with them immediately if you are not adding a bit of cement, depending on your application). I don't know why we don't see CEB in use much more.
i think for the interlocking if they don't put plaster over the bricks then they can spray on this liquid stuff that prevents water & bugs to get into the cracks but this spray stuff you need to re spray every 3 - 5 years ,, i think that is what's giving a shine to the bricks in the background
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine. Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine. Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine. Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
thanks for that number. i have seen two models of the brick making mechine (on you tube). but no manufacturer name or contact number. the videos are make by brick builders not mechine sellers.
I can tell you that the use of rebars, is an idea which for some reason has taken everybody's minds. There is no need for these rebars, or concrete corners, or "pylons" or "pillars". These, in fact, destabilizes the entire building. The very best you can do is to use blocks (with mortar, though!), and use these blocks also in corners. Ensure that the blocks are sufficiently long, such that they can exactly interlock also in corners. You can build up to several floors with bricks, and NO pillars, or pylons :-)... The house, if it is properly made with mortar, is more stable with brick-corners, interlocking each other.
You can get some idea from Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area. Also see: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
7 years late but i find each brick is between $1 and $1.50 ,, and you need 7,000 for a 1200 sqft house ... so $7000 for all the outside and inside walls , you just need pay for foundation and roof and you got yourself a house
Hi Cameron, Thank you for the insightful content. Could you share with me the number Lubega Francis. I have been looking for builder with specialist knowledge in ISSB construction. Stephen
Hi Francis! My name is Zack Wamara I am from DRCongo and I am really interested in making these ISSBs so my question is how much is that ISSBs machine? I would also like to know what are the conditions if we request you to come and train people in DRCongo? Please I am looking forward to hear from you.
You may want to check these out HOW TO MAKE ISSB BLOCKS th-cam.com/video/8yz2thdSZMw/w-d-xo.html HOW TO CONSTRUCT USING ISSB BLOCKS th-cam.com/video/YTFnnxHYii0/w-d-xo.html
All the way to heaven if you like...they are magic bricks! Nothing can knock them down...You could build a stairway all the way up to where they hand out free pies all the day long...no problem....yes next question please?
@@dougiequick1 No. You can build with bricks alone, up to some 6 floors or so. This depends on the block and how it is made. If the block is not sufficiently strong, it will powderize - disintegrate.
everything is built on earth , so even if where you're at is all concrete just break the concrete up to get to the soil and then dig down for all the soil you need ,, that is unless you live on a volcano that might be the only one instance where you can not get to the soil that's below your feet
And who needs place for reinforcement bar? When it all falls over then simply bury the dead bodies and stack the bricks right back up again...simple!, easy clean and fast!
My god, this is a very ' SHammy" presentation. If they want to be taken seriously show an actual opposing "brick" and an actual presenter. If this were something worth doing you would never know because they seem so fake.
That is magnificent. That will be Africa's cheap solution to poor and inadequate housing and habitations. Big Up!!!
Thank you, Francis & Cameron, for this interview & content. I am really hooked. I have been looking for a material for my house. I think I am going to review this one further.
Very convincing thanks. I am liking the interlocking bricks. I will make my own and build. Very done in you explanation.
Thank you for this video Ssebo!
Fantastic video. Brilliant idea. Thank you. Keep safe and well. X
Excellent vidéo ! I'm very interesting in compressed earth block contruction. In my culture, amazigh people of Morocco, we build fortress (kasbahs) and houses with earth compressed since over 2000 years !
Lovely
wow. i didn't know that.
What do they use for compressing it? you said over 2000yrs
coool.... keep up the good work francis.. I am trying to make these bricks in India. wish me luck.. cheers
Me to want make this type of bricks in india
Did u get the machine in India mandeep
Is there a way to interlock the block at the corners of the house? Thank you 😊
Hello Francis-How can I test if my local soil is good for clay bricks production?
This is awesome good work ! Greetings from Germany
Great Job!
Fantastic!!!!
Mr. Lubega where can I find u for more details
Which material is used for this interlocking brick and what is proportion ?
Dear Francis , thanks for this interesting video , how can i find you ?
Hi.. Francis... what's the size of the brick..and weight..is it easily manageable to place and construct.. conventional clay bricks a bricklayer uses one hand...
Awesome!!
Awesome video.
What about heavy rain?
Without mortar, how do you keep water from coming inside the house?
good interlocking brick design
this guy is awesome
he's a mason...he he
Hey I'm late - and yes he is.
Where are you found in Uganda
We really need the contact of Francis the Builder.
Please get in touch joeaaronsk@gmail.com
How to check the local soil whether it is fit for this purpose. And can we make it through hand instead of that machine for compressing. For single small house the machine cost is too high. It can be combinedly buy for the eco friendly community.
How can i get the contacts of Francis? i need to give him a project
Francis, thanks for the very good video. I want to build with these in Australia, and I will have a double block wall, and it will be rendered on the outside and inside walls. So I have 2 questions:
1) If I want to render it, should I ask for a mould with straight sides, that is, without a bevel on the edges?
2) The blue surrounds on the windows on this house, is it rendered to look like lintels? Or are they concrete lintels?
i wish i had the video but i did see another youtube video show that with the interlocking blocks you actually spend more money on concreting the corners than the mortar used with regular blocks ... but the video sounds correct in saying you can do it faster with interlocking so that will be cheaper .... now i did find this video th-cam.com/video/23MTZuq6bec/w-d-xo.html that shows a cheap soil mortar that is strong but is it strong enough to get approved by a city building department
can the bricks be effective in making a storey house?
I love it but have questions:
Is this type of brick strong? How strong compare to real brick?
Is the wall made from this brick strong? How strong compare to a normal brick wall?
If a car with 40 km/h hits this wall, how will the wall stand up?
If it rains for a week on the wall, will it survive like a normal brick wall?
Hit the wall with a hammer a few times, will it damage easily?
Is this wall better be rendered outside and inside for its protection?
Do you make the wall before bricks are dry or after they are completely dried?
compressed earth bricks are quite a bit stronger than regular bricks, and they are very water resistant--you can submerge them in water for a year and they do not lose their strength. Cure time is about 3 weeks, but you can start building with them in about a week if you cure them properly (or build with them immediately if you are not adding a bit of cement, depending on your application). I don't know why we don't see CEB in use much more.
I am from western kenya, what could be current market price per brick?
Why is the wall behind him shinning? the ones on his hand are not.
i think for the interlocking if they don't put plaster over the bricks then they can spray on this liquid stuff that prevents water & bugs to get into the cracks but this spray stuff you need to re spray every 3 - 5 years ,, i think that is what's giving a shine to the bricks in the background
❤ napenda sana hizi tofali jaman hadi raha
Uko wapi Dada niko uwezo wa kupa kwa vipimo vingi.
Any help please, how do i get the machine and how much.
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine.
Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
Could you specify what kind of machine you are using and where it was purchased?
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine.
Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
you can make your own machine locally for drawings contact me via gregoryarchsolutions@gmail.com
Is it possible to make the bricks while building at the same time, ie each brick you make is immediately laid.
It can go both ways. There are different systems.
Thumbs up to this guy
HI, Any information about how to find one of these in Hoima, Uganda? Pls get in touch thanks
Plis contact me.
how can I get contact please
Well thank you so much ! all I need to know is where can I find those in uganda
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
What about getting the machine in Cameroon
How can I get the machine I want to buy
Where or how do I obtain a machine to make these? Please respond with something! IS there a hand made way I can make these?
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
What of the inner wall?
Good creative.
I need the machine in Cameroon please can you tell me how to go about it.
Hi friend I'm from Cameroon too. Googled (interlocking machine) you will find what you looking for.i just get mine from there, it costs me like $1110.
I like this technology
Super awesome 😎
Are they fire safe? How many kinds are there? Can you make bigger ones say 12" by 24" this kind of machine sounds cool but is it manual to make?
one of the best parts about Earth blocks is dirt doesn't burn.
bravo!
well explained
Francis, in uganda how can we get in touch with you, your contacts please.
We are manufacture of interlocking block machine in China, pls let me know your email and phone number, will let you know the price and help you to get the machine.
Any question, pls contact me， william@dongyuegroup.com , phone: 008615065977939
In Eastern Africa: Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area produces the ISSB machines. See: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
hi, Francis. i would like to find out some thing, can you make these bricks without cement and then bake them
eric mangi its possible but u should be going agaist this technology which is based on green building.
So constructive answer
Francis is a fantastic sales person. Thank you for the interview
Sir, do we need to add chemicals for stabilizing?
From my research, you don't need chemicals some only add some cement on little ratios.
these blocks are stabilized which means they add 8 to 10% cement. you can also substitute lime instead of cement
what are sizes[LXBXD] of this bricks..
I like it Where are you Francis? want to meet with you
Can you give me the dimention please?
Where are you
Come and make these bricks in Kenya. You will do very well.
I have the machine in Kenya
How do i get the machine pls
Are they parmanet like stones?
he's cool in my book
C'est une manière écologique de construire au moindre coùt.
CEB soil machine?
Sir what is its life time mixing with cement and without cement?
You need to use cement 5 to 10% no matter the soil type. Cement is what helps to stabilise it.
ISSB bricks are cost effective and environmentally friendly now jkm offering machines at $1375 or you can make orders of the bricks
thanks for that number. i have seen two models of the brick making mechine (on you tube). but no manufacturer name or contact number. the videos are make by brick builders not mechine sellers.
can your machine make clay blocks
If you want to make 10000 bricks issb how many cement needed
How do you build corners without pillers
Yes
Love the video. But don't you require rebars to stabilize CEB buildings?
I can tell you that the use of rebars, is an idea which for some reason has taken everybody's minds. There is no need for these rebars, or concrete corners, or "pylons" or "pillars". These, in fact, destabilizes the entire building. The very best you can do is to use blocks (with mortar, though!), and use these blocks also in corners. Ensure that the blocks are sufficiently long, such that they can exactly interlock also in corners.
You can build up to several floors with bricks, and NO pillars, or pylons :-)... The house, if it is properly made with mortar, is more stable with brick-corners, interlocking each other.
I am learning rammed earth technology and would be interested in learning ro make theses bricks as well.
Love the review thanks!
Hi, where are you learning the rammed earth technology please? Thank you.
@@beatamafulu2405 I have been learning from youtube.
GOOD JOB MY BROTHER!! YOU THE BOSSS AND RICH NOW!!??? JUST SAYING, OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T RETIRED NAVY
Good job man.. Kindly Help me with your contact Mr. Francis..need to give you some work..
how much does one block cost? and how much can one use to finsh a 2 bedroomed house?
You can get some idea from Makiga Engineering Services Ltd. (no business relationship with us at the moment) - www.makiga-engineering.com/ - located in Nairobi's Industrial Area. Also see: th-cam.com/video/JRTmHXCIL8c/w-d-xo.html as well as th-cam.com/video/_ONFHNDNq4Y/w-d-xo.html
7 years late but i find each brick is between $1 and $1.50 ,, and you need 7,000 for a 1200 sqft house ... so $7000 for all the outside and inside walls , you just need pay for foundation and roof and you got yourself a house
That's how the Anciants did it.
how about plumbing and wiring, it might present a problem
Otherwise it is magnificent
This is New technology
Hi Cameron,
Thank you for the insightful content.
Could you share with me the number Lubega Francis. I have been looking for builder with specialist knowledge in ISSB construction.
Stephen
Hello Mr. Lubega nkufuna ntya? Enamba ye siimu yo pls
Hi Patrica. Did you manage to get Fracis' contact details. Im alos looking for it.Thx
Hi there Simba
Hello how can I get the machine to make the bricks
Please get in touch with me at joeaaronsk@gmail.com
Email:jkm@jkasumbas.com
Any one having this india and in tamilnadu and can give for rental.
Hi Francis! My name is Zack Wamara I am from DRCongo and I am really interested in making these ISSBs so my question is how much is that ISSBs machine? I would also like to know what are the conditions if we request you to come and train people in DRCongo? Please I am looking forward to hear from you.
Kuhambya Wamara am in kenya building using this technogy if u need any assistance i will to help.
@@obuyahful hi what's your contact?
Why are you people always avoiding the question'how much is the cost of issb
@@obuyahful share your contact brother.. I need the structure of interlocks
You may want to check these out
HOW TO MAKE ISSB BLOCKS th-cam.com/video/8yz2thdSZMw/w-d-xo.html
HOW TO CONSTRUCT USING ISSB BLOCKS th-cam.com/video/YTFnnxHYii0/w-d-xo.html
Can you make a warehouse 6 meters in height with these blocks?
+Dipal Gudhka very possible
All the way to heaven if you like...they are magic bricks! Nothing can knock them down...You could build a stairway all the way up to where they hand out free pies all the day long...no problem....yes next question please?
What sort of pies?
@@dougiequick1 No. You can build with bricks alone, up to some 6 floors or so. This depends on the block and how it is made. If the block is not sufficiently strong, it will powderize - disintegrate.
"making bricks on site", how about if you don't have enough earth suitable for bricks at the site?
subsoil can be bought and delivered to your site. That shouldn't be a problem at least in Africa
everything is built on earth , so even if where you're at is all concrete just break the concrete up to get to the soil and then dig down for all the soil you need ,, that is unless you live on a volcano that might be the only one instance where you can not get to the soil that's below your feet
How much the CEB soil machine?
Pls contact us My whatsapp: +86 13355050019
you can make your own machine locally for drawings contact me via gregoryarchsolutions@gmail.com
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McGregory Jr. I would like the plans thanks
@@mcgregoryjr.7843 contact me please at. vcpayz@gmail.com
Posting is useless if you aren't giving out your telephone number not even answering questions. How will you get customers?
Hi everyone, can somebody provide me more details about the machine ? Pricing detail ? where to order it ?
From kenya
Mr Francis, Pls can I get ur phone number, we need to talk more about this sturf
And who needs place for reinforcement bar? When it all falls over then simply bury the dead bodies and stack the bricks right back up again...simple!, easy clean and fast!
New term for clay..."sub soil" ?
An architect friend of mine built his house this way. It’s still standing, is very comfortable and beautiful. It won’t fall down.
Did you say they are also bullet proof hahaha... Just kidding.
Bed bug?
hes a "builder martian " ? . . . .
"I'm a builder, a merchant, and I've been doing construction for some time..."
My god, this is a very ' SHammy" presentation. If they want to be taken seriously show an actual opposing "brick" and an actual presenter. If this were something worth doing you would never know because they seem so fake.
I know a lot of buildings made of this and they’re great. Listen to the concept. This is not advertainment.
Not good at all
Good job doing it here Kenya in kitui county.
Total blow hard sales job..."perfect product" "Never ever any problems" "unbreakable" "flexible" bla bla bla "looks like rich man's house"
Great Job!
this guy is awesome