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Types of Construction Materials - TSV
Construction materials are essential elements that shape the structure, function, and design of buildings. This list categorizes major materials widely used in construction, including concrete, wood, steel, brick, stone, glass, and tile, explaining their characteristics, applications, and advantages. These materials are classified by purpose such as structural, decorative, and functional materials, and also distinguished by chemical composition and manufacturing methods. The selection of appropriate construction materials significantly impacts building durability, safety, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact.
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code slug name description category usage
01 concrete Concrete A structural material made by mixing cement, aggregates, and water. Inorganic Non-metallic Material Structural Material
02 wood Wood A natural organic structural material obtained from trees. Organic Material (Natural) Structural and Decorative Material
03 steel Steel A high-strength metallic material primarily composed of iron and carbon. Metallic Material Structural Material
04 brick Brick A traditional building material made by firing clay. Inorganic Non-metallic Material (Ceramic) Structural and Wall Material
05 stone Stone A natural building material formed through geological processes. Inorganic Non-metallic Material (Natural) Structural and Decorative Material
06 glass Glass An inorganic non-metallic material with light transmission and aesthetic appeal. Inorganic Non-metallic Material Decorative and Functional Material
07 tile Tile A decorative material made by firing or processing clay or stone. Inorganic Non-metallic Material (Ceramic) Decorative Material