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- Clinker_brick abstract "Clinker bricks are partially vitrified bricks used in the construction of buildings.Clinkers are burnt under temperatures so high that the pores of the fuel property are closed by the beginning sinter process and are often mis-shapen. Thus they are considerably denser and therefore heavier and more irregular than regular bricks. Clinkers hardly take up water and are very durable, but have higher thermal conductivity than the more porous conventional red bricks, thus lending less insulation to climate-controlled structures. The name comes from the sound they make when banged together.In early brick firing kilns called brick clamps, the surface of the bricks that were too close to the fire changed into the volcanic textures and darker/purplish colors. They were often discarded, but around 1900, these bricks were discovered by architects to be usable, distinctive and charming in architectural detailing, adding the earthy quality favored by Arts and Crafts style designers. Modern brick-making techniques can recreate the appearance of these bricks and produce a more consistent product.In the United States, clinker bricks were made famous by the Pasadena, California architecture firm Greene and Greene who used them (often in combination with native rocks) in walls, foundations, and chimneys.".
- Clinker_brick thumbnail Hamburg.Reemtsma.Details.wmt.jpg?width=300.
- Clinker_brick wikiPageExternalLink clinker-bricks.html.
- Clinker_brick wikiPageExternalLink 1495.
- Clinker_brick wikiPageID "1885357".
- Clinker_brick wikiPageRevisionID "606563980".
- Clinker_brick hasPhotoCollection Clinker_brick.
- Clinker_brick subject Category:Bricks.
- Clinker_brick comment "Clinker bricks are partially vitrified bricks used in the construction of buildings.Clinkers are burnt under temperatures so high that the pores of the fuel property are closed by the beginning sinter process and are often mis-shapen. Thus they are considerably denser and therefore heavier and more irregular than regular bricks.".
- Clinker_brick label "Clinker (laterizio)".
- Clinker_brick label "Clinker brick".
- Clinker_brick label "Klinker (steen)".
- Clinker_brick label "Klinker".
- Clinker_brick label "Klinker".
- Clinker_brick label "Klinkier".
- Clinker_brick label "Клинкерный кирпич".
- Clinker_brick sameAs Klinker.
- Clinker_brick sameAs Klinker.
- Clinker_brick sameAs Clinker_(laterizio).
- Clinker_brick sameAs Klinker_(steen).
- Clinker_brick sameAs Klinkier.
- Clinker_brick sameAs m.063p09.
- Clinker_brick sameAs Q970812.
- Clinker_brick sameAs Q970812.
- Clinker_brick wasDerivedFrom Clinker_brick?oldid=606563980.
- Clinker_brick depiction Hamburg.Reemtsma.Details.wmt.jpg.
- Clinker_brick isPrimaryTopicOf Clinker_brick.
