Two examples of bricks obtained from baking clay, which are commonly used in Brazilian constructions. The common non-structural solid brick, also known as "caipira", or "mica powder", produced in small potteries.
And ceramic perforated brick, with 08 holes (this amount may vary), which is also known in some regions of Brazil as "Bahian brick". The latter is produced in larger factories, called Ceramics, with a slightly more automated manufacturing process compared to the former.
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