klinkkeritiili
Klinkkeritiili, also known as clinker brick, is a type of building material produced by firing clay at very high temperatures. This firing process, typically exceeding 1000 degrees Celsius, causes the clay to vitrify, meaning it partially melts and fuses together. The result is a very dense, hard, and durable brick with a low water absorption rate, making it highly resistant to frost, chemicals, and abrasion.
The term "klinkkeritiili" originates from the clinking sound these bricks make when struck together, a testament
Klinkkeritiili is widely used in construction for various applications. Its durability and resistance to weathering make