Facing brickslinea7 7036
Technical data sheets
- Color description
- The colour is grey-green through and through with a nuanced irregular grey-black surface texture.
- Manufacturing dimensions (L x W x H)
- ca. 247x75x38 mm (LxWxH)
- Quantity / m² with a traditional joint
- 78 (12 mm)
- Number / m² with a thin joint
- 90 (6 mm)
linea7 7036
Grey-green slim brick
This thin facing brick with subtle shading is produced using the Wasserstrich method. In addition to our ECO-7-size label it also carries our Hand-Made label which guarantees a strong, natural nuance. Thanks to its durable properties, this grey-green unsanded ecological variant from our linea7 series offers more space for insulation or habitable area. Like all bricks in our linea7 range, it is ideal for accentuating clean lines in decorative brickwork.
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A contrasting interplay between rough contours and clean lines
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