Matte

Matte blades are used to create a nearly smooth and lightly pitted texture highlighting the natural minerals in the clay. Matte’s natural look makes it perfect for any project and is our most requested texture.

Antique

The rough random ridges of the antique brick textures have the appearance of tree bark making it ideal for accents and banding. The same clay in Antique will appear darker than matte. 

Ruff

Several wires are used to dig down into the face of the brick giving Ruff its deep, wide combed, ridge pattern. This texture is often requested for restoration projects. 

Smooth

Clay is extruded through a steel die without blades to create a smooth finish, giving the brick a sleek and modern look. Some colors appear to have a sheen in the Smooth texture. 

Scratch

Several are used to create an engraved impression similar to corduroy. The result is an elegant and subtle scratched look.

Coated

The old-world charm of Coated brick gives the impression they have been around for centuries. Different clays are used to create a wet slurry that is applied to the face prior to firing, giving Coated brick its character. Multiple slurries can be utilized to create more color combinations.