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a brick for all reasons: thin brick, standard and custom shapes Water tables paired with vertically stacked and angled bricks add interest, depth and dimension to a squared column. T The versatility, variety and artistry that can be achieved using our standard and custom shapes is beyond measure. Radial brick shapes can be used to create details ranging from curtain-like walls to towering columns. Dentilated brickwork produces striking “toothed” patterns that add substance and style. Decorative quoins outline a building edge and define door and window openings. Corbelled brick creates shadow play for drama and contrast. These are just a hint of the stunning effects that can be achieved when pairing Glen-Gery genuine molded brick with your commercial endeavors. The end result will be your most original and compelling design statement, one that brings every detail to glorious life and reveals the intrinsic beauty of the building and the landscape. 250 M 51 DDX; Blend Specially shaped, vertically integrated bricks are a design improvement for a large, flat wall. Brick sills protect the masonry below from water penetration. Thin Brick retains the beauty of molded brick when building design or other considerations may not permit the use of standard brick masonry. superlative self-expression When a novel shape is desired to bring a very specific design element to life, our expertise in making standard or custom shape bricks is always available. Glen-Gery welcomes the opportunity to develop a specially shape brick to achieve a certain effect. Our skilled technical and manufacturing staff members can help you turn your ideas into reality. Brick arches speak of tradition and strength. Their structural integrity and ageless appeal make them an enduring presence in many architectural styles.

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