Ordinary country burnt bricks and cement mortar is used to construct the brick masonry. The outer side of the wall is kept unplasterd. Only cement pointing is provided which block the rain water from entering inside.

• Cheaper than conventional plastered brick wall.
• Eco-friendly as it uses less cement.
• Low maintainance as no recurring expenses for replastering and repainting.
• Easy to construct.

Interlocking compressed mud blocks which are available in market are used to construct the blockwork. No cement mortar is used as the blocks are interlocking type. Ponting is done using mud and adhesive to prevent the rain water from seeping inside.

• Cheaper than conventional brick wall as both sides of wall can be kept unplastered.
• Gives neat and clean finish without plastering.
• Eco-friendly as it uses less cement.
• Low maintainance as no recurring expenses for replastering and repainting.
• Easy to construct.