The cabin sat on four large concrete bricks, about two feet above the earth.

As a part of this move a concrete brick and poured floor foundation was constructed.

I clicked off the torch and stooped to pick up one of the concrete bricks.

Brickwork with three colours of blue and grey smooth face concrete bricks.

The concrete bricks for the school buildings were manufactured locally by a special crew of building missionaries.

One of the products of his engineering firm is concrete brick and block making machines he designed.

The man who built it had started with concrete bricks, but ran short before the walls had reached shoulder height.

These schools are reportedly built using local materials such as concrete bricks, and a team of volunteering parents often assists the construction.

It is made of concrete brick with a concrete foundation and stucco walls.

"That will be easy; Piero has cast them into concrete bricks - we are learning the art of disguise from you.

The hollow concrete bricks, which resembled stone, were made on site in wooden sculpted moulds.

My hand dropped as if weighed down by a concrete brick, and I twisted it behind my back guiltily.

It was built in 1911, and is a two-story, rectangular, concrete brick structure in a vernacular style.

The main facade overlooks a vast plaza paved in concrete bricks, which put the museum at a slight remove from the city.

To remove flaking paint from concrete brick and stucco, use the same procedures as above but have the paint tested for lead first.

Here, the wooden screen is reimagined in rough concrete bricks spaced slightly apart to let light and air flow through the building while absorbing heat.

But as soon as one section of concrete brick face was removed during the first phase of the renovation project, work screeched to a halt.

Many of the windows are boarded up; birds nest between the exposed concrete bricks where large chunks of the facade have fallen off.

The most stable are a few brick molding entrepreneurs who specialise in pressed concrete bricks and supply locals for individual house construction developments.

The auditorium is constructed of concrete block with horizontal banding in smaller concrete brick; it originally sat 1182 people but now seats 825.

The concrete brick and stone fifth and final courthouse was completed in 1939 by architect Arthur E. Thomas.

The building itself was made of yellow brick and patterned concrete brick in the Prairie School style of architecture.

The street was repaved with concrete brick and most of the old brick was saved for sidewalks and other amenities.

Last year, it built a much-needed parking garage on Bergenline Avenue and began replacing cracked sidewalks with concrete brick pavers.

His ranchstyle, concrete brick and stucco house was about three miles off the main highway on a private gravel road and completely surrounded by orange groves.

The building itself is relatively new and constructed of concrete hollow block.

They began to build a roadway using very large hollow blocks.

Webbing substantially strengthened the hollow blocks with minimal weight increase.

Any different thickness of blockwork or hollow blocks would have a different rate.

Hollow blocks, toilet bowls, floor tiles and reinforced concrete pipes.

There was a clatter of falling candles like hollow blocks, and then blackness as the lights died.

Block-wall suction can be used in basement homes with hollow block foundation walls.

The rocks the monsters were throwing in the film were actually just hollow blocks of plastic.

In manufacturing, the significant activities include furniture making, ironworks and hollow blocks making.

It constitutes a hollowed block of wood, the resonator is covered with a parchment.

"A real chip off the North Hollow block."

It manufactures cement, AC sheets, hollow blocks, concrete and other building materials.

The Baikampadi industrial estate has many electrical, engineering, leaf spring, hollow blocks and pharmaceutical industries.

Besides supporting their own weight, the hollow blocks (U-shape, like the stadium) provide bracing for the grandstands.

Marco managed to slip his sealed letter to Angelina into the hollow block she had shown him to leave her private billets-doux in.

They include rice and corn farming, hollow blocks manufacturing, goldsmithing, and saw milling.

The Church boasts of a rectangular 4-storey bell tower (with two bells, restored with cement and hollow blocks in 1973).

The most common are hollow blocks and other concrete products manufacturing with gravel and sand readily available at the Abra River bank.

Hollow blocks of various sizes and types involve even more ideas of space, volume and area, for example, they can be used as windows or garages.

Other industries include hollow blocks making, handicrafts, furniture, sweet goods, and other small-scale processing and manufacturing plants.

Rather than the cylinders being bored into the cast-iron block, separate thin-walled steel tubes were inserted into a hollow block.

The air stone is most often an oblong, partially hollowed block of wood, most often of the genus Tilia.

Cheap, light and fireproof, the rough-finished hollow blocks were ideally suited to span the I-beam members in floor, wall and ceiling construction.

The houses were originally constructed using concrete, while newer buildings are constructed using 'hollow blocks' cast from flyash which is a by-product of lignite.

At present, most industries in the city are small-scale consisting of small-scale food processing factories, rice mills, jewelry-making, hollow blocks factories, and metal crafts.

Would the same hold true for hollow bricks, or even loose ones?

Hollow bricks were used instead of solid ones in floor slabs.

The diamonds were hidden in a hollow brick in the fireplace.

In the subsequent patents he described smaller hollow bricks with 4 and 8 studs on top.

Hollow bricks that protect from hit and noise were used with minimum use of reinforced concrete, to avoid radiation.

Bartelme invested considerable money in a firm constructing hollow brick tile for the building business in Florida.

Hollow bricks are lighter and easier to handle, and have different thermal properties than solid bricks.

With floors constructed of hollow bricks tied with wrought iron, it was fireproof, removing the need for insurance.

Iron is much heavier than hollow brick, but you can build no gun with a bore of two hundred feet now,--far less could you then.

Husbands and wives were buried together, and the underground tomb assumed the form of a house, constructed of carved stone or hollow brick.

A number of construction-related industries like hollow bricks, readymix concrete, decorative tiles, wiring cables, pipes etc. are located here.

Four dull-angular colliding wings of the precastle are 2-storey and have hipped roofs which are covered with blue-glazed hollow bricks.

The hollow bricks come in bright colors and are mainly made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), or ABS, a nontoxic, colorfast plastic.

The concept of the Pilae stacks is that the floor is constructed at an elevated position, allowing air to freely circulate underneath and up, through the hollow bricks, into the structure walls.

Located in Wöllstein are the JUWÖ Poroton Werke (hollow bricks), Meralux (doors and windows), the institutional kitchen supplier Jomo and a Lidl distribution centre.

The profession is not restricted to lime stone, there are several industries like Timber depots, hollow brick industries, based on crops like cereals, rice, groundnut oil, Educational Institutions, Computer Institutions extraction.

A hollow brick from the Han dynasty sits in a niche opposite the elevator; tea canisters with cuneiform characters line one wall of a small, glassed-in kitchen carved out of the Broadway side of the room.

The dome, which is 30m in diameter, is supported by 40 massive ribs constructed of special hollow bricks made in Rhodes from a unique light and porous clay, resting on four huge pillars concealed in the interior walls.

These included hollow bricks, doors that would not open, a leaky roof (replaced by student labour in the first year), soft pine floorboards that shrank so they did not reach the walls, and even a tree stump embedded in the foundation.

The walls of most Western Han tombs were built of large hollow bricks while the smaller, non-hollow brick type that dominated Eastern Han tomb architecture (with some made out of stone) appeared in the late Western Han.

The cabin sat on four large concrete bricks, about two feet above the earth.

As a part of this move a concrete brick and poured floor foundation was constructed.

I clicked off the torch and stooped to pick up one of the concrete bricks.

Brickwork with three colours of blue and grey smooth face concrete bricks.

The concrete bricks for the school buildings were manufactured locally by a special crew of building missionaries.

One of the products of his engineering firm is concrete brick and block making machines he designed.

The man who built it had started with concrete bricks, but ran short before the walls had reached shoulder height.

These schools are reportedly built using local materials such as concrete bricks, and a team of volunteering parents often assists the construction.

It is made of concrete brick with a concrete foundation and stucco walls.

"That will be easy; Piero has cast them into concrete bricks - we are learning the art of disguise from you.

The hollow concrete bricks, which resembled stone, were made on site in wooden sculpted moulds.

My hand dropped as if weighed down by a concrete brick, and I twisted it behind my back guiltily.

It was built in 1911, and is a two-story, rectangular, concrete brick structure in a vernacular style.

The main facade overlooks a vast plaza paved in concrete bricks, which put the museum at a slight remove from the city.

To remove flaking paint from concrete brick and stucco, use the same procedures as above but have the paint tested for lead first.

Here, the wooden screen is reimagined in rough concrete bricks spaced slightly apart to let light and air flow through the building while absorbing heat.

But as soon as one section of concrete brick face was removed during the first phase of the renovation project, work screeched to a halt.

Many of the windows are boarded up; birds nest between the exposed concrete bricks where large chunks of the facade have fallen off.

The most stable are a few brick molding entrepreneurs who specialise in pressed concrete bricks and supply locals for individual house construction developments.

The auditorium is constructed of concrete block with horizontal banding in smaller concrete brick; it originally sat 1182 people but now seats 825.

The concrete brick and stone fifth and final courthouse was completed in 1939 by architect Arthur E. Thomas.

The building itself was made of yellow brick and patterned concrete brick in the Prairie School style of architecture.

The street was repaved with concrete brick and most of the old brick was saved for sidewalks and other amenities.

Last year, it built a much-needed parking garage on Bergenline Avenue and began replacing cracked sidewalks with concrete brick pavers.

His ranchstyle, concrete brick and stucco house was about three miles off the main highway on a private gravel road and completely surrounded by orange groves.