ᐅ Who recognizes this type of facing brick? Facing brick, facing brick, facing brick.

Hello home building enthusiasts,

does anyone know this brick or a similar one?

I would appreciate any tips.
Unfortunately, I only found this picture.

Petersen Tegl, D91
From Denmark
Also available as FF = narrow flat format.

The user @blaupuma here also has a similar light-colored facing brick (though it appears somewhat yellower in their photos).

Personally, I wouldn’t choose such a white brick, at least not for a two-story house. Even though I am a fan of facing bricks.

In our neighborhood, there are also a few houses fully clad in white. With the red neighboring houses, in my opinion, it looks quite unfortunate, or rather, very overused.

(to my taste) extremely disharmonious – especially in the style of the ubiquitous townhouse villa. It might work in a stylish designer “shoebox” – with plenty of space and gray surroundings...

Hi,

I also like this brick; it should actually be the "k410" (gray-white nuanced).

tumaa schrieb:
hi,

I also like this brick, it must actually be the "k410" (grey-white nuanced).

Not quite, but thanks anyway

Otus11 schrieb:
Petersen Tegl, D91
From Denmark
Also available as FF = narrow flat format.

The user @blaupuma here also has such a light facing brick (although from the photos it seems a bit yellower there).

For me, a white clinker brick (at least on a two-story house) wouldn’t be my choice. Even though I am a fan of clinker bricks.

In our neighborhood, there are a few houses fully clad in white like that. With red neighboring houses, it looks to me like a total mismatch, or at least unfortunately a very poor choice.

(To my taste) extremely unharmonious – especially in the style of the ubiquitous townhouse villa. It might work in a stylish designer shoebox – with a lot of distance and gray surroundings…

No, that’s not it either. Clearly lighter than in the photo I posted first. But thanks anyway.

Nobody else has any ideas?