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About Breeze Blocks
Breeze blocks, also known as air bricks or ventilation bricks, have been used since the 1930s and became especially popular in the 1950s and 1960s. They were designed to allow natural airflow, bringing cool breeze into homes and creating comfortable living spaces. Made from a mixture of cement and sand, these blocks are carefully pressed and dried naturally to ensure hardness and long-lasting durability.
In recent years, particularly over the past decade, the green and environmentally friendly building movement has revived the popularity of breeze blocks. People now prefer open spaces that make the most of natural light, wind, and fresh air. Architects and interior designers in Australia have played a key role in bringing this trend back, using breeze blocks to create beautiful, sustainable homes that connect indoor spaces with the natural environment.
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