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Bricks Rate Today in Rawalpindi

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Fired clay bricks straight from the bhatta — Awwal, Doem, Khangar, Gutka and brick tiles, priced per hazari (1,000). Rawalpindi is supplied through the Islamabad–Rawalpindi & Potohar network — fed by the Margalla crush plants, Lawrencepur sand and the Fateh Jang–Chakwal kiln clusters.

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Bricks rates in Rawalpindi

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Rates appear here the moment a brick kiln in Rawalpindi syncs from the Bunyyad ERP. Products traded here: Awwal (A-class) Brick, Doem (B-class) Brick, Khangar (Over-burnt) Brick, Brick Tile.

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Where Rawalpindi's brick comes from

  • Fateh Jang kiln cluster

    Main bhatta belt serving Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Taxila.

  • Chakwal kiln cluster

    Secondary belt supplying the southern Potohar.

How it's priced & delivered

Hazariہزاری
Bricks are priced per 1,000 — one hazari. A Bunyyad challan logs the count loaded at the kiln and the count received at site.
Trolley & Dalaٹرالی / ڈالا
Tractor trolleys and dalas carry bricks, sand and crush over short hauls. Load size varies by body, so the challan records the measured quantity, not an assumed one.

Buying brick: what to check

  • Awwal (first class) bricks are uniformly burnt, sharp-edged and ring when struck — use for exposed and load-bearing masonry.
  • Doem (second class) bricks have minor shape or colour variation — fine for plastered internal walls.
  • Khangar are over-burnt, vitrified bricks — dense and water-resistant, used for soling and foundations.

Bricks in Rawalpindi: questions buyers ask

Where does Rawalpindi's brick come from?

Rawalpindi is supplied through the Islamabad–Rawalpindi & Potohar network. Fateh Jang kiln cluster — Main bhatta belt serving Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Taxila. Chakwal kiln cluster — Secondary belt supplying the southern Potohar.

How is brick priced and delivered in Rawalpindi?

Bricks is quoted per 1,000 (hazari). Bricks are priced per 1,000 — one hazari. A Bunyyad challan logs the count loaded at the kiln and the count received at site. Tractor trolleys and dalas carry bricks, sand and crush over short hauls. Load size varies by body, so the challan records the measured quantity, not an assumed one.

How do I check brick quality before accepting delivery?

Awwal (first class) bricks are uniformly burnt, sharp-edged and ring when struck — use for exposed and load-bearing masonry. Doem (second class) bricks have minor shape or colour variation — fine for plastered internal walls. Khangar are over-burnt, vitrified bricks — dense and water-resistant, used for soling and foundations.

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