Caramida aparenta antichizata Borlo

Caramida aparenta antichizata Borlo

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The homogeneous mixture of a precise proportion of manganese dioxide with clay results in a dark brown brick.

In addition to a white sandy surface, white powders are applied at a staggered manner and baked in order to obtain the grey-white deposits, through which a very light nuance is obtained.

These hand-moulded facing bricks are made from Löss from Limburg, extracted from the plateau of Kesselt in the Meuse valley and revalued with raw materials from the Volcanic Eifel.

The facing brick (non-perforated) is sanded on five sides and provided with a possible oblong sloping groove on one flat side. The structure has a rough appearance with fine and irregular grooves in the sandy surface. The baking process is done in a gas-fired tunnel kiln under slightly reducing atmosphere.