Here we’ll highlight the importance of selecting the right brick size for both aesthetic and functional purposes. Here we’ll review brick sizes, such as modular, queen, and Roman Maximus, each offering unique benefits in terms of installation efficiency, visual appeal, and design flexibility.

This blog explores how different brick finishes and textures—such as glazed, molded, and Klaycoat®—can add depth and character. It emphasizes techniques like layering, contrasting, and tactile applications to create visually engaging and textured environments.

This blog explores how various brick shapes—such as flat arches, water tables, sills, and copings—enhance functionality and aesthetic appeal. It also highlights Glen-Gery's capability to produce custom shapes, offering architects and designers the flexibility to achieve unique and innovative structures.

This blog highlights how specific brick detailing techniques—such as soldier courses, rowlocks, quoins, and corbels—can enhance the architectural character of residential homes.These elements not only add visual interest but also serve functional purposes, allowing for creative expression and structural integrity in brick design.

This blog explores how mortar color and joint profiles significantly impact the look and feel of brickwork. These details offer designers powerful tools to enhance architectural character.

This blog highlights how nontraditional brick patterns like herringbone and stacked bonds add unique texture and visual interest while maintaining structural strength. These patterns offer creative design flexibility for various applications.