Breeze blocks are patterned blocks you may have seen covering the sides of buildings across the world. They can serve as a design accent in hip restaurants, or more recently in your neighbor’s backyard!
Breeze blocks allow for ventilation but also provide some privacy and sun protection. Another bonus is they are structural so they can be used in place of framing for support.
The use of breeze blocks is making a huge comeback as an architectural element for its ornamental look and vintage vibe.
Breeze blocks are sturdy but not made to create load bearing walls. You can use masonry cement (mortar) to adhere the breeze blocks. Basically the same material that you would use when building a brick wall.
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