Building bricks - Calibric One V2
Quick to install, versatile and lightweight for single-family homes
Quick to install, versatile and lightweight for single-family homes
Robustness and technicality for co-operatives
Maximum insulation for the most complex projects
High performance for unparalleled insulation and thermal comfort
With Califix®, focus on the essentials
Complete range of bricks for traditional laying
The elegance of terracotta for your window and door sills
The traditional and authentic solution for your bay window sills
The high-end solution for all types of carpentry;
The monolithic solution for fast and secure lintels;
The economical solution to combat thermal bridging;
The 1st monolith box dedicated to Adjustable Brise Soleil
The general rule is not to build or glue a brick when the substrate is frozen. Complete with the rest.
The precautions to be taken when building with Calibric are
- Temperature between 5 and 35°C.
- The brick surfaces must be clean, sound and free of dust.
- Moisten the surface of the bricks before applying the mortar (mandatory in hot weather and/or strong winds).
The maximum lintel must rest at least 10 cm on each side of the opening. The table dimension of the opening + 10cm must therefore be taken. Ex: for an opening of 0.90m, a maximum lintel of 1.10m must be ordered.
The chain must be anchored 10cm into the masonry.
28cm thick roller shutter box: 215 mm
30cm thick roller shutter box: 230 mm
37.5cm thick roller shutter box: 230 mm
As well as the diameter of the roller shutter, the type of slat (thickness) also has an impact on the closing height of the roller shutter.
Yes, if the wall ties do not come just above the terracotta roller shutter box.
The presence of a reinforced concrete lintel with a minimum support of 20cm on the masonry on each side of the opening allows the loads to be transferred to the masonry and not to the roller shutter boxes
Our products are distributed through building material dealers. You can find a list of our distributors on our website under the heading Terreal near you.
The installation of thin joint bricks requires the traditional tools of the mason, such as the ruler, the level, the rubber mallet... However, it also requires additional special tools, including
- Metal laying plates for the first bed of traditional mortar.
- A rotary mixer mounted on a drill for mixing the adhesive mortar.
- An applicator roller for precise and regular application of the adhesive mortar.
We recommend the use of OC2 or OC1 semi-lightweight rendering on all TERREAL building brick ranges.