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I actually know the answer to this, as I used to live with an architect. This information may apply more specifically to Canada than other places. 1. It's not
by superhuzza 7y ago
I actually know the answer to this, as I used to live with an architect. This information may apply more specifically to Canada than other places.
1. It's not very good at insulating relative to other materials.
2. It's more labor intensive than other materials.
- rhacker 7y agoI have always suspect brick is superior for sound insulation, perhaps not weather though?
- thedaemon 7y agoWood is better for weather as it is flexible to allow expanding and shrinking. When you have such a hard material, such as brick, in a climate that changes from extreme hot & cold the bricks will crack and break due to stress from expanding and shrinking.
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