Ferro Velour
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Order our thin brick sample to experience the texture, color, and size.
We highly recommend acquiring a sample board before purchasing this product.
*** PLEASE NOTE DUE TO A HIGH DEMAND FOR THIS PRODUCT CURRENT LEAD TIME IS 26-28 WEEKS ***
Wire cut bricks, also known as extruded bricks, are made using a more modern method of brick manufacturing. Relatively low moisture clay is extruded through a die to form a column. This column of clay is then cut with wires to split the clay into individual bricks. They tend to be more uniform in size and shape. Usually, this type of brick is used in commercial applications or contemporary settings.
The modular size shown in the picture is most common for wall veneering.
*** PLEASE NOTE DUE TO A HIGH DEMAND FOR THIS PRODUCT CURRENT LEAD TIME IS 26-28 WEEKS ***
Extruded bricks are typically manufactured to conform to the requirements of the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Standard Specification C 216, Exterior Grade, Type FBS and all grades of ASTM C 62. These products also conform to the requirements of ASTM C 216.
Thin bricks are manufactured to provide specific dimensional tolerances. The dimensional tolerances of the product are intended to be within the requirements of ASTM C 1088, Type TBS for general use.
TBX type bricks might be available upon special request but are not displayed in our online store.
Natural White
Natural Gray
Taupe 402
Slate 601
Charcoal 602
Eggplant 202
Buff 22
Ivory 404
Light Beige 403
Sandstone 302
Almond 407
Harvest Gold 209
Aslan 207
Mocha 206
Peanut 210
Colonial Red 103
Red Clay 101
Somerville Red 205
Nutmeg 204
Salmon 104
Hazelnut 406
Heritage Buff 405
Note: Product colors are illustrated as accurately as photographic & digital reproduction techniques allow. Final color selection should be made from actual product samples.
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