A New Era of Interlocking Solutions

Our technology is designed to operate in normal interior and exterior temperatures. Please do not install our technology near fire/flames.

Our technology is designed to operate in normal interior and exterior temperatures. Please do not install our technology near fire/flames.

Our technology is designed to operate in normal interior and exterior temperatures. Please do not install our technology near fire/flames.

The material of our joints is utilized in Electrical/Electronic Applications, Automotive Applications, Appliances, Housings, General Purpose Applications (like toys), Automotive Interior Parts, Automotive Exterior Parts, Construction Applications, Business Equipment and Medical/Healthcare Applications.

We have performed two studies comparing the cost to build traditional walls with the cost of building a similar wall with our technology. Both studies confirm that building a wall with our technology can be between 15% to 30% less expensive for bricks and 30% to 50% less expensive for blocks. Cost reduction is associated with the increase in productivity during the installation and the reduction in labor costs.

Our technology can be reused. For example, you can build a wall and later disassemble the wall and use the components to build something else.

Our technology can be recycled. Concrete bricks/blocks can be recycled, and the joints can also be recycled.

Our joints are designed to fit exactly between to adjacent bricks and between the layers (aka courses) of bricks situated one right on top of the other. We have a basic, straight, symmetrical joint to build the layout (foot print) of your project and a basic, straight, symmetrical joint to build all brick layers that make each wall section of your project. We also have other shapes that allow turning around corners in both directions. We call those the L and J joints and L and J layout units.

When looking at the smart joint from the top the silhouette of the part creates a capital L. It’s bottom leg set turns to the right like the bottom part of the capital letter L does.

When looking at the smart joint from the top the silhouette of the part creates a capital J. It’s bottom leg set turns to the left like the bottom part of the capital letter J does.

You have several options. Option A: We have a half unit space. Option B: For layers (courses) that end with half unit you may want to use L and J joints to replace the half units you will need and cut the remaining portion of the brick/block and join that is perpendicular to the rear surface of the wall. You also can remove once leg set of a straight joint for the layers (courses) where you need a full-length unit. Option B: If creating a brick/block wall that appears to have a thickness equal to the length of one brick then all you need is to finish both ends of the wall with an L or J joint as it corresponds. You will also need C joints.

We use the term BIM to refer to Block Interlocking Module.

We can match any color you like. There is a cost for custom color matching of the joints.

At Sharp Wall Technologies we believe in learning from the industry and creating modern ways to build architectural structures. Our goal is to continuously develop new technologies to further enable professionals, DIYs, organizations, communities and nations as they plan and execute construction projects.

At Sharp Wall Technologies we believe in learning from the industry and creating modern ways to build architectural structures. Our goal is to continuously develop new technologies to further enable professionals, DIYs, organizations, communities and nations as they plan and execute construction projects.

Layout units allow you to build with confidence. In other words, when you create the footprint of your new structure you can be 100% certain that you will be able to complete your project successfully. Layout units have the same shapes as brick/block units.

You can build interior walls, decorative walls, columns, fences, tables, stools, benches and many other things. Here is a link to our Build Ideas page... https://www.sharpwall.com/Build-Ideas

You can build a single wythe brick/block wall and other more complex structures like a double wythe brick/block wall, a single wythe column, a double wythe column, corners, windows door openings and many other structures.

Our website includes pictures of our most recent projects.

You can build a house in the same way you would build a brick/block house. Our technology facilitates electrical, mechanical, plumbing, audio, video and data installation.

You can build square columns and reinforce them with reinforcing bars (rebars) and concrete if necessary.

A wythe is a single thickness of bricks/blocks in masonry construction. You may think of the word wythe as an alteration of the word width.

We use the term Layout BIM to refer to parts that form the footprint of your construction project. We believe having layout units/parts is a key differentiator of our technology.

The Florida Building Code is a comprehensive set of specifications. You can build interior walls with our technology and meet FBC specifications. You can also utilize our technology to build the outside surface of a reinforced concrete column. Our technology can be used to decorate an exterior wall made of regular blocks.

You have several options. Option A: We have a half unit space. Option B: For layers (courses) that end with half unit you may want to use L and J joints to replace the half units you will need and cut the remaining portion of the brick/block and join that is perpendicular to the rear surface of the wall. You also can remove once leg set of a straight joint for the layers (courses) where you need a full-length unit. Option B: If creating a brick/block wall that appears to have a thickness equal to the length of one brick/block then all you need is to finish both ends of the wall with an L or J joint as it corresponds. You will also need C joints.

Thank you for asking. Our goal is to continuously develop new technologies to further enable professionals, DIYs, organizations, communities and nations as they plan and execute construction projects.

Traditional construction methods have worked for centuries and will continue to work.

We have successfully tested our manufacturing process utilizing technologies that are currently available in plants situated around hundreds of nations. Our licensed technology and processes include: Standard Engineering Design, Equipment, Economies of Scale, Lab Tested Technology, Customizable, Product Offering, Production Online Portal and Data Analytics.

Designer Concepts has been created to foster creativity among the designer community (interior designers, architects, DIYs, etc.). Here is a link to our Designer Concepts page... https://www.sharpwall.com/Designer-Concepts

We have found that our technology is particularly beneficial to augment the positive impact of donations as structures can be built by volunteers and professionals alike.

We believe our technology can be very useful to help alleviate areas affected by natural disasters. Building temporary shelters is very easy and can be done by volunteers, professionals and the community at large.

Our technology leverages a well-established standard for brick manufacturing known as American Modular brick as welll as the 8"x8"x16" block. We also have standards for other regions across the world. American Modular Brick Dimensions. Bed Depth: 3-5/8" (92mm). Height: 2-1/4" (57mm). Length: 7-5/8" (194mm) Regular Blocks Dimension Bed Depth: 7-5/8". Height: 7-5/8". Length: 15-5/8" (194mm)

You should be able to install approximately 300 bricks/blocks per hour.

Our bricks/blocks are made of concrete. We also have blocks made of solid glass and other materials.

The bricks/blocks we sell are certified and tested to work with our joints. Our bricks are manufactured based on a standard known as American Modular Bricks. Dimensions: Bed Depth: 3-5/8" (92mm). Height: 2-1/4" (57mm). Length: 7-5/8" (194mm). Our blocks are manufacture based on another American Standard.

The bricks/blocks we sell are certified and tested to work with our joints. Our bricks are manufactured based on a standard known as American Modular Bricks. Dimensions: Bed Depth: 3-5/8" (92mm). Height: 2-1/4" (57mm). Length: 7-5/8" (194mm). Our blocks are manufacture based on another American Standard.

Our joints can withstand 5,000 pounds per square inch (psi). We have joints that can support up to 7,000 psi and more.

Our technology increases the compressive strength of the bricks/blocks by 20%. In other words, a regular brick/block would have 20% less compressive strength when installed utilizing the traditional methods than when installed with our joints.

Our technology improves the overall performance of the traditional brick/block and mortar construction. In theory you can build a wall or a column as high as you could build a wall, or a column made with brick/block and mortar. You may want to refer to a structural engineer for this question.

We have created a unique, symmetrical interlocking solution that replaces the need to use mortar to assemble a brick/block wall or any other brick/block structure. Our dry stack technology allows both professionals and Do It Yourself (DIY) to build real brick/block structures with confidence.