Masonry
The most visually stimulating part of construction often comes in the finishing touches. And at Brock White Canada we have a host of exciting masonry products to do just that. We have full bed and thin brick from crisp whites all the way to rich blacks and browns in both smooth and textured finishes. We have ledgestone, castlestone, fieldstone and panelized natural stone products as well as concrete masonry solutions from a whole host of manufacturers, sourced locally and across the globe. We also carry Cultured Stone® and other manufactured stone products on hand for your interior or exterior applications.
The Hedron IceScapes corner glass block is a hexagonal corner unit which allows you to form 90° corners resulting in a gently rounded continuous glass face.
Arriscraft Renaissance Masonry Units are a calcium silicate masonry unit used for masonry veneer construction. These units are recommended for both interior and exterior use in residential, commercial, and institutional applications. Renaissance Masonry Units have been developed to withstand the most severe climates and are time-tested in extreme hot and cold environments. Lasting natural colors ensure that uneven fading and bleaching will not occur over time. The stone breathes and ages naturally. Renaissance Masonry Units can be cut, chiseled, dressed or worked on site, and the rocked stones are individually hand finished, ensuring every stone is unique. Renaissance Masonry Units’ unique composition meets or exceeds all building code requirements. These units have a sandblasted finish.
Fond du Lac Castle Rock brings arctic tones to our Castle Rock Line. Split to rough squares and rectangles, Fond du Lac Castle Rock ranges in heights from 4″ to 12″, with lengths from 6″ up to 42″ for full veneer and 6″ up to 24″ for thin veneer stone. Grays, light grays, buffs, and whites make up its color range.
Mutual Materials firebrick splits are manufactured from a special blend of clay and shale to produce a hard-fired refractory brick capable of resisting the heat produced in a common fireplace. Fired in a kiln at 2000 F, these firebricks are designed to withstand higher temperatures for longer periods of time.