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A brick is a small rectangular block of hardened clay or other material used as a basic building unit for constructing walls, structures, and other construction projects. Bricks matter because they are durable, versatile, and have been a fundamental building material for thousands of years, allowing people to create strong structures in many different patterns and styles.
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Within Vinony's link graph, baksteen is referenced by 3,421 other articles, and connects out to concrete block, lime and roundabout.
It is catalogued under topics including Bricks, Building materials and Masonry.
Its subject is documented across 127 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Material used
- clinker brick
- Image
- Mattone - cotto ferrarese - Ferrara.jpg
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- different from
- tile
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- exact match
- ids.clld.org/parameters/7-620
- P8168
- Großlohra
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Article · Nederlands
Een baksteen is een kunstmatige steen, uit klei gebakken, voor de constructie van onder meer muren of voor het toepassen in bestratingen.
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