Authentic antique bricks obtained during the demolition of kilns and buildings!
This is a brick that has been used in kilns for firing ceramics and similar items, specifically in the areas where the temperature rises the most (1100–1300°C), and it has an average age of about 20 years. It was originally made as a refractory brick, with materials and manufacturing methods that differ from those of ordinary bricks. Having endured high temperatures for many years, this brick creates an astonishingly rich expression when repurposed as an object that decorates everyday life, contrasting with its original use.
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○Dimensions: Approximately 230×115×65 mm ○Required quantity: For laying, 36 pieces/m²; for masonry, 53 pieces/m² ○Weight: Approximately 3.5 kg There may be variations in size. Chips, cracks, and color variations will definitely occur.
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Our Episode Brick division features an exhibition of over 150 types of bricks and offers various presentations on bricks. Among them, bricks reclaimed from old buildings in Europe and elsewhere possess a warm charm, akin to antiques, with a long tradition, history, and stories. However, bricks cannot take center stage; they are merely supporting characters in a story. A story begins only when there is a writer and a main character. I believe that bricks serve as excellent supporting players that enhance the main characters of such stories. The Episode Brick division handles a wide variety of bricks and provides various information on effective uses, designs, and processing techniques, as well as reliable transportation methods. We aim to create products professionally and make proposals as professionals, presenting bricks that end-users want and are searching for, in both hard and soft aspects, while fully bringing out and spreading the inherent qualities of bricks to the world.