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From our Ambala kiln · Tricity
Terracotta jali in Panchkula
Panchkula houses tend to have more garden than the rest of the tricity, and the Shivalik foothills are right behind them. That means outdoor walls: garden partitions, boundary walls with a view, and screens around a sit-out.
- 13 designs
- 8 × 8 × 2.5 inch
- Delivery to Panchkula
Panchkula
Jali bricks for Panchkula homes and buildings
A boundary wall with a band of terracotta jali in the upper half keeps the plot private at eye level and lets you see the hills over it. A simple layout for Sectors 4, 9 and 12: solid brick up to about four feet, then two or three courses of jali, then a coping.
Towards Pinjore and Morni the rain is heavier, and hill-facing walls get wet from the side. The Camp Jali has a hood over its opening, so it sheds water better than an open lattice on those exposed walls.
Site tip for Panchkula: On a boundary wall, finish the jali band with a sloped coping so rain runs off the top instead of soaking into the blocks.
Tool · Pattern wall builder
Count jali bricks for your Panchkula wall
Pick a design, enter your wall size and joint, and see the pattern, the number of jali bricks and the finished panel size. Every design is an 8 × 8 inch block.
Opal Jali · 14 × 11 blocks · 10 mm joint
- Across × rows
- 14 × 11
- Blocks in wall
- 154
- Finished panel
- 9′ 9″ × 7′ 8″
- Gap to fill, each side
- 1.4″ / 2.0″
The count uses only whole blocks that fit inside your size. Cutting a jali breaks the pattern, so the leftover space is usually filled with mortar, plaster or solid brick at the edges.
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Buying jali bricks for Panchkula from the kiln
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Made by us
The blocks are moulded and fired at our own kiln in Ambala district.
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See before you buy
Ask for close-up photos and a sample block before you order the full quantity.
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Planned to whole blocks
Use the builder to size your opening so the mason does not need to cut any jali.
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Road delivery
We add freight to Panchkula to the quote so you see the full cost up front.
Questions
Terracotta jali in Panchkula: questions
Something not covered here? Call +91-90411-00702 and speak to the kiln team.
Do you deliver terracotta jali to Panchkula?
Yes. Jali blocks go by road from our factory in Village Kakkar Majra, Distt. Ambala to Panchkula. Share the site location and quantity and we will include freight in the quote.
Which jali designs suit Panchkula?
For the uses we describe on this page, look at the Camp Jali, Flower Jali and Square Jali. On a boundary wall, finish the jali band with a sloped coping so rain runs off the top instead of soaking into the blocks.
What is the price of terracotta jali in Panchkula?
The rate depends on the design, how many blocks you need and the freight to your site. Send these details on WhatsApp at +91 90411 00702 for a quote.
Who lays the jali on site?
Any mason who lays brick can lay jali, in cement and sand mortar. We can talk your mason through stack bond, joint width and how to keep the pattern straight.
Areas we serve
Jali delivery to other cities
The kiln is on the Ambala side, between Chandigarh and Delhi, so the tricity, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal and NCR are all within road reach. Each city page covers how jali gets used there.
Visit the kiln
See the jali blocks at our kiln in Ambala
Come to Kakkar Majra, hold the blocks and lay a few side by side to see the pattern. Or ask us to send photos and a sample of the terracotta jali – panchkula to your site.
+91-90411-00702- Village Kakkar Majra, Distt. Ambala, Haryana 134202
- Mon – Sat: 9 AM – 6 PM · Sun: Closed
Book a visit or ask for a sample