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Frequently Asked Questions

Facade stones

What exactly are "Beerse klinkers"?

Produced from the 1920s Machine-made recycled bricks with a warm, rustic look Color mix: orange, pink, red, with dark and white accents.   Discover our Beerse clinkers and other facade bricks.

What is the difference between reclaimed bricks and new bricks?

Reclaimed bricks are authentic, reused materials with natural aging and patina. New bricks are technically perfect but lack the unique character and history of reclaimed materials.

Are the colours of reclaimed bricks always the same?

No, each batch has its own color variation. That’s what makes them unique. We select and sort them per project to ensure a balanced color palette.

Can I come and view the bricks beforehand?

Absolutely. We even recommend it. In our showroom and depot, you can see and compare the bricks in person.   Make an appointment without obligation.

Are reclaimed bricks frost‑resistant?

Each stone is expertly selected and has proven its reliability over the years. Durable, distinctive, and perfectly suited to the Belgian climate.

How many bricks do I need for my project?

That depends on the size and brick bond. Provide us with your dimensions and we calculate the exact quantity.

Can you help me choose the right brick?

Certainly. Based on your style, budget, and application, we advise which brick fits your project best.   Make an appointment without obligation.

Are all reclaimed bricks available immediately?

Most of them are, but some exclusive batches are limited. We always communicate clearly about stock and delivery times.

How are the bricks delivered?

The bricks are sorted, palletized, and safely packaged. Delivery can be made to the site or home, with crane truck if needed.

Are reclaimed bricks more expensive than new bricks?

In most cases, you won't pay more for reclaimed bricks than for new bricks with an artificially distressed appearance. Only a few exceptional, rare varieties are priced slightly higher.

Can I combine different batches?

Yes, you can, but we recommend checking the colors side by side first. We’re happy to help create a harmonious mix.

What is the Rhine format?

Dimensions: approximately 180 × 50 × 85 mm Use: mainly in masonry and paving in the Netherlands and Belgium Origin: named after the Rhine region, where this format was widely used and produced   Many ...