Last year they said that they could lay a block every 53 seconds and that they expected that they could go 3-4 times faster.
The blocks are 12 standard brick equivalents. So potentially 50-60 SBEs per minute.
A 15,000 brick house could be built in 5 hours or pure bricklaying at those speeds.
At currently achieved speeds, 15,000 bricks would take 18.4 hours of bricklaying.
I haven't factored in any set up times etc.
Anyone going to the AGM?, page-62
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