IRONWOOD Brick Slips

Each elongated piece is cut to a slim 20 mm profile, creating the appearance and substance of a full-format brick without its depth or weight. This allows the stone to be installed as a tile over a suitable masonry substrate, bringing genuine materiality to façades, feature walls, fireplaces, columns, and architectural detailing.

The exposed faces are typically sandblasted, revealing subtle grain, open pores, fossil markings, mineral movement, and naturally weathered texture. Edges retain a softly irregular quality, reinforcing the impression of individually formed masonry rather than a mechanically uniform tile. Corresponding corner pieces wrap external edges with continuity, concealing the thin-format construction and preserving the illusion that the entire structure has been built from solid stone bricks. The impression? A façade draped in authenticity—combining the permanence, variation, and tactile beauty of natural stone with the flexibility of a contemporary cladding format.

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