Stabilised earth blocks (SEBs) are an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to concrete or burned brick. They are made by mixing soil, cement or lime, and water, which is compressed using a hydraulic press. The process involves selecting suitable soil with good clay content, preparing the soil by adding additives for strength, and thoroughly mixing the mixture with water. Finally, the compressed mixture is placed in a hydraulic press to form the blocks. SEBs offer sustainability and affordability in construction, making them a popular choice for environmentally conscious and budget-friendly building projects.
