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Brick
La Pressed Brick Co.1925/1935
Death Valley National Park, National Park Service
Death Valley, CA, United States
Hollow bricks were used in construction of the house walls. They were placed between the two concrete bearing walls, filled with Insulex and then sealed. Insulex is a masonery product that, when mixed with the proper amount of water, expands to ten times its original volume; providing additional insulation in the house walls.
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Details
- Title: Brick
- Creator: La Pressed Brick Co.
- Date Created: 1925/1935
- Contributor: Scotty's Castle - Death Valley National Park, National Park Service
- Original Source: http://www.nps.gov/museum/exhibits/death_valley/exb/Scottys_Castle/Land/DEVA40075_SC.html
- Source: Death Valley National Park
- National Park Service Catalog Number: DEVA 40075
- Medium: Clay
- Measurements: L 30.2, W 29.8, H 7.9 cm
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