GLAZED BRICK – BRICK CLADDNG BY DESIGN
High degree of resistance to fire is another major asset of glazed coated bricks. Also, the tough satiny finish on glazed bricks makes them highly impervious to graffiti and vandalism. As a result, they are widely used in commercial and educational institutions. Glazed brick require minimal maintenance and you can easily clean them with mild detergent and water, which adds to their popularity as a building material.
Glazed brick or glazed cladding brick have a high degree of resistance to most chemicals. They are also tough and impervious to heavy loads and impact. This makes them ideal choices for high traffic areas. Because they are fired at extremely high temperatures, glazed bricks are impervious to colour fading. They maintain their aesthetic appeal for a very long time and are also resistant to staining.
Often used in renovation projects or to enhance the look of a building. Glazed brick are tough enough to withstand any climatic condition. Rains and humidity in regions may affect other construction materials in a negative way, but glazed bricks remain largely unaffected.
PRODUCT INFORMATION:
Suitable Uses: Internal Walls Only.
Brick Sizes Available: 230 x 75 mm.
Thickness: 13 mm. to 75mm (thickness can’t be adjusted).
Specs per m2: 54.
If you want the same colours but need an external brick, then these can be ordered on a 12 – 14 week lead time from the date of finalizations.
Corner are not available.
Typical delivery lead time for all INDIA deliveries is 7 – 10 working days..
T&C Note: In regards to ‘Clay’ Brick cladding brick we are unable to allow an order cancellation once the manufacturing (If bulk) has started. We produce the full size bricks on our customer’s behalf and then arrange for baking. This changes the nature of the original product and therefore the brick manufacturer will not accept cancellations or returns. Natural color and seize variation in clay and terracotta products are accepted universally. Test certificates can be shared on lot wise basis.. Read More