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Cellular light weight bricks, or CLC bricks (Cellular Light Weight Concrete Bricks) are made of cellular light weight concrete (CLC).

Cellular Light Weight Bricks

Cellular light weight bricks, or CLC bricks (Cellular Light Weight Concrete Bricks) are made of cellular light weight concrete (CLC).

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