ISO/IEC JTC 1 (Joint Technical Committee 1) / SC 22 (Subcommittee 22) / WG 21 (Working Group 21)
First appeared
1985
Major implementations
What are Plus blocks?
Plus-Plus basic tube. Plus-Plus is a kind of building blocks toy made in one single shape. It kinda looks like two plus signs melted together ++. It is in many ways like Lego, since you can build all kind of things, but you don’t need different pieces.
What age is Plus-Plus for?
Suggested for ages 5-12.
Where are Plus-Plus from? – Related Questions
What are Plus-Plus blocks made of?
A. All Plus-Plus blocks are made of 100% recyclable polyethylene.
There are two primary concrete block categories: hollow and solid. Both of these concrete block types are typically used during the construction of walls, but can be used for other purposes as well. Not all solid concrete blocks are fully solid, as you’ll see, but they’re more solid than hollow blocks are.
What are the six block types?
Contents
1.1 s-block.
1.2 p-block.
1.3 d-block.
1.4 f-block.
1.5 g-block.
Which is better bricks or concrete blocks?
While clay bricks are commonly used in construction, concrete blocks can help you save money while building your home. Clay bricks are 2 ½ to 3 times stronger than the concrete bricks. It is important to note that the strength of a brick wall depends on the quality of the mortar holding the blocks together.
What are the big cement blocks called?
A concrete masonry unit (CMU) is a standard-size rectangular block used in building construction. CMUs are some of the most versatile building products available because of the wide variety of appearances that can be achieved using them.
What are cinder blocks called in the UK?
Breeze Blocks = CMU
In the UK breeze was historically used as a synonym for ash/cinder – so in the UK we often call them “Breeze Blocks”, whereas, in the United State, they are often called “Cinder Blocks”.
What are Masonic blocks?
Concrete blocks are made from cast concrete, e.g. Portland cement and aggregate, usually sand and fine gravel for high-density blocks. Lower density blocks may use industrial wastes as an aggregate.
What are the concrete blocks with holes in called?
Hollow Blocks
Hollow concrete blocks have one or more hollow cores. These cores reduce the total cross-sectional area of the block by at least 25 percent. In general, a hollow-core concrete block is more than 50 percent solid. Standard hollow concrete blocks come in full and half sizes.
What are Deadman blocks?
In construction, a deadman is a relatively heavy weight, typically a mass concrete block used to provide support or resistance to a load. These blocks are usually embedded firmly in soil; however, some blocks may simply rest on the ground surface.
Should I fill hollow concrete blocks?
Contractors elect to fill the hollow openings or voids in concrete blocks (sometimes referred to as grouting) after they are stacked or laid to achieve a stronger wall, one with properties nearly identical to a poured concrete wall.
