Brick selection is among the most important decisions you will make when customizing your home's appearance. Brick is, after all, the visual foundation of your home, often making up three-quarters or more of the exterior walls.
 | Extruded The crisp, angular edges of extruded brick are produced as a result of the manufacturing process in which material is forced through a die under high pressure, forming a stiff column of material. |
 | Molded The soft irregular edges of molded brick are produced in a manufacturing process in which material is dropped into a mold box, vibrated and then released. Molded brick usually have sand finish textures. |
 | Handmade Glen-Gery Authentic Handmade brick is a perfect example of old-world craftsmanship. Each brick is individually formed and placed in a wooden mold to create a wonderfully textured brick. |
 | Papercut Papercut brick is manufactured by placing a sheet of kraft paper on top of an extruded column of material prior to cutting into individual units. |
 | Tumbled The appeal of this "used brick" look comes from the quaint and charming irregularity evident not only in the surface teture, but also in the variation seen when laid up in a wall. |
 | Thin Brick Thin Brick veneer looks like a conventional brick masonry wall, yet weighs considerably less. |
 | Glazed Glen-Gery's glazed brick meets the highest standards of uniformity, quality and durability, and is available in a variety of beautiful shades, pure colors and speckled surfaces. The use of glazed brick is typically reserved for commercial construction. |
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