Sethi Flyash Bricks

Running Sethi Flyash Bricks out here in Albapal is a full-time job that never really stops. We are located near the Jindal Steel and Power plant, so there is always a lot of industrial activity going on around us. You can hear the machinery and see the trucks moving all day long. Making bricks is honest work, but it sure is tiring. We use flyash to make these, and the process is pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it. My hands are usually stained by the end of the shift. We spend a lot of time stacking the finished bricks in the sun to dry. Sometimes the weather doesn't play nice and we have to cover everything up quickly when a storm rolls in over Natada. It’s just me and a few local guys keeping things moving. We don't have any big marketing team or a polished website. Usually, people just drive up because they need a load for a house or a wall they are building nearby. The yard stays pretty busy with loading and unloading. We’ve been at this location for a bit now and we know the roads around here quite well. It’s not the cleanest job in the world, but there’s something good about seeing a pile of raw material turn into something solid people can use to build. We just keep our heads down and keep the machine running as long as there is demand for bricks.