Is it okay to build porous clay bricks into a 12 wall for load bearing?

Porous clay bricks built into 12 walls cannot be load bearing. The wall is too thin. The minimum load-bearing wall should be two or four walls.

Porous brick refers to clay, shale, fly ash as the main raw material, by molding, baking and become porous brick, pore rate of not less than 15% ~ 30%, hole type for the round or non-round holes, hole size is small and the number of small, with rectangular or round holes in the load-bearing sintered porous bricks, is never equivalent to as long as in the brick to open some holes. Mainly for load-bearing walls.

Porous brick is cement as binder material, and sand, stone (lightweight aggregate), etc. by adding water mixing, molding and maintenance and made of a concrete products with multiple rows of small holes; is following the ordinary and lightweight aggregate concrete small hollow blocks and a new variety of wall materials.

With low energy consumption, soil and waste saving, convenient construction and light weight, high strength, good heat preservation, durability, shrinkage and deformation of small, regular appearance and other characteristics, is an alternative to the sintered clay bricks of the ideal material.