Thin Bricks - Classic | Feldhaus Klinker

With a unique manufacturing process, thin bricks are equipped with the physical properties of facing bricks and are indistinguishable from traditional masonry. Available in more than 2500 variations these bricks are flexible, economic, and well-balanced.

Feldhaus Klinker thin bricks are made of natural fired clay and have the same positive physical characteristics as classic facing bricks: they have a low water absorption and are color and frost resistant. Feldhaus thin bricks require no subsequent maintenance, protect the house from wind and weather and also increase the value of your property in the long term.

Thin Brick - Classic

Classic thin bricks from Feldhaus Klinker are a timeless choice. The combination of surfaces such as smooth, creased, rustic, or sanded, with the wide color selection which ranges from light to dark, classic red, and multi-colored make them an easy choice for bringing your design vision to life.

Benefits

Thin bricks – as well as facing bricks – are heavy-clay products formed from natural raw materials and fired at temperatures of around 1150 °C. Feldhaus thin bricks are directly extruded in the appropriate thickness during production rather than cut to size after firing, this is resource-efficient and underlines the environmental friendliness of this building material.

Visually, a façade made of thin bricks resembles traditional masonry and offers the same variety and flexibility of facing bricks. However, thin bricks have a maximum thickness of only 25 mm which leads to many benefits.

Benefits at a glance:

• Due to the low weight thin bricks can be applied almost anywhere.
• The overall reduction in wall thickness results in an increase in usable space while maintaining the same insulation values.
• When renovating neither foundation structures nor roof extensions are required.

Due to their various colors, sizes, and surfaces, thin bricks and corners combined with an external thermal insulation system represent high-quality and durable protection of a building.