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Modern adobe bricks consist of a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and emulsified asphalt. Clay holds your bricks together just like the cement in a concrete block. It contains primarily an aluminum salt and is made up of extremely fine particles.odern adobe bricks consist of a mixture of clay, sand, straw, and emulsified asphalt. Clay holds your bricks together just like the cement in a concrete block. It contains primarily an aluminum salt and is made up of extremely fine particles.
Many clay-lump houses have one or more elevations faced with brickwork which was either built with the house or put on as an improvement later. The brickwork was fixed to the clay-lump with bands of hoop-iron which were nailed to the clay-lump or were built into the mortar joints. In time these ties rust and fail.any brick flues were lined with subsoil and some had their brickwork laid in earth mortar. Openings in walls are bridged with wooden lintels and often have blocks of wood built into the reveals for fixing doors or windows. In clay-lump buildings the windows and doors were built in.