Dusk Multi FF Format is a unique and stunning waterstruck brick from UK-Brick's Flemish Format Range. The brick belongs to the Prima series, which is known for its eclectic processing and stunning colour tones that make a striking construction style.

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Waterstruck production method used to create these bricks result in each brick having its own intriguing aspect, making every brick a one-of-a-kind piece. The process involves moulding the clay into a brick shape before using a press to remove the excess water from the surface, creating a unique and textured surface. The waterstruck surface has many variations and different structures that give the final facade a captivating aspect that is hard to replicate.

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Dusk Multi FF Format is an example of this unique process, with a captivating range of colours that create a dramatic look. The brick features shades of deep red, orange and black, giving it an appearance of dusk. The combination of colours and textures on the surface of the brick create a natural and warm feeling that can fit in with various design styles.

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The brick is available in Flemish Format, which is a classic and versatile brick size that can be used for a range of architectural designs. The FF size is perfect for large construction projects as it creates a visually stunning wall with minimal effort. The brick is perfect for both contemporary and traditional designs and can be used in both exterior and interior projects.

In conclusion, the Dusk Multi FF Format is an exceptional brick that brings a unique and captivating aspect to any construction project. The brick is part of the Prima series, which is known for its intriguing aspects and striking construction styles. The water-struck surface of the brick makes every brick a one-of-a-kind piece, giving any facade a natural and warm feeling.

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Please note: Reference images are indicative and variations in color play may occur depending on the brick's firing and surface treatment.
Product photos are studio shots of dry bricks. Finished masonry that is exposed to wind and weather will naturally change expression. We therefore always recommend seeing real reference buildings.