Extruded
Engineered for consistency and precision, extruded bricks offer clean edges, uniform surfaces, and a contemporary aesthetic. Their controlled manufacturing process results in bricks that are visually consistent and structurally dependable. The extruded range is ideal for projects that demand accuracy, repetition, and refined modern finishes.
What are Extruded Bricks?
Extruded bricks are manufactured using a mechanized extrusion process that produces bricks with consistent dimensions, sharp lines, and smooth or lightly textured surfaces. This method ensures uniformity across large surfaces, making them suitable for modern architectural applications.
They combine technical reliability with a clean visual language, supporting both functional and aesthetic requirements.
Why Choose Extruded Bricks?
Extruded bricks provide precision, uniformity, and a contemporary appearance that suits modern construction needs.
They are ideal for:
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Commercial and institutional buildings
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Large-scale developments
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Minimal and modern façades
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Projects requiring dimensional accuracy
Durable, low-maintenance, and architecturally refined, extruded bricks are built for long-term performance.
Brick slips for
interiors & exteriors
Brick slips aren't just for exterior facades. You can also create inviting indoor spaces by making brick a central feature in your interior design. Explore some of the projects where our brick claddings have been used.
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Premium Brick cladding for Walls
Elevate your interiors and façades with the timeless character of brick. Our curated brick slip collection brings authentic texture, depth, and architectural elegance to every space.
Finding the Perfect Shade?
With over 150 distinctive brick cladding variants, discover the tone, texture, and finish that aligns seamlessly with your design vision.Why choose brick claddings or brick tiles?
Aesthetic appeal
Brick claddings and brick tiles offer a timeless and attractive appearance, enhancing the visual appeal of any space.
Use on existing walls
If your project is already completed and you are still looking to bring an authentic brick look to your walls, cladding bricks have got your back!
Versatility
They are versatile and can be used for both interior and exterior walls, providing design flexibility
Cost-effective
These options are cost-effective compared to traditional bricklaying methods.
Quick installation
Brick claddings and tiles are easy and quick to install, saving both time and labor costs.
Eco-friendly
They are an eco-friendly choice, as they use fewer natural resources compared to full bricks.
Low maintenance
These materials require minimal maintenance and retain their color and texture over the years.
Lightweight
Being lightweight, they are suitable for various surfaces, including glass and plywood.
Sustainable design
They contribute to sustainable architecture, reducing the ecological footprint of construction projects.
Variety
They are available in a wide range of textures, colors, and formats to suit diverse design preferences.
Inspirations
Dalal House | Groundwork Architecture
The building uses natural brick and concrete as the main external finish with minimal use of plastered surfaces in functional areas. Each façade has a different proportion of opening to effectively benefit from natural light and eliminate excessive sunlight into the house. The design attempts to reduce the use of energy by harnessing renewable sources of energy.
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Stacked Brick House / Studio Lotus
Daylight, ventilation, interconnectedness and privacy inform the design of this house by Studio Lotus in a dense part of the Panchsheel Enclave neighborhood in New Delhi. The design employs an earthy material palette to elevate the tactile experience of the shell complementing the open, airy spaces.
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The Brick Connection | Traanspace
A Residence Coherent in Terms of Space Utilization and Energy Efficiency.
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XOOX Brewmill
XOOX is an example of the adaptive reuse genre of architecture because, believe it or not, this space was originally a mill and manufacturing unit back in the 70s. The extension of the floor-to-ceiling height makes XOOX perhaps the most voluminous brewery in the country in terms of its elevation. What is also retained of the original building are the columns / beams. The entire space has been built in and around it.
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The Pump House | Jatin Hukkeri | WDA
“The concept of a pump house is directly associated with the flow of water, and we have brought that flow into the architecture of the space,” discloses Hukkeri of WDA. “Curves are an integral part of the design of the space – be it the slightly elevated seating pods on the ground floor, the curves of a movable wall that can be lowered to bring in more breeze, or the brick-lined circular wave-like structures demarcating each of the three levels. In fact, all three bars – on the ground and higher levels, follow this circular display style.
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Sustainable Architecture | Aangan Architects
Samrudhhi is a House nested in Surat city’s lately developed suburban residential neighborhood. The design nurtures the idea of a sustainable dwelling by understanding and responding to the climate and context in the best of its spirit by the use of Courtyard, Natural light, and a permeable façade as key components.
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Brick Curtain House | Design Work Group
India is a home to an extraordinary variety of climatic regions. The site being located in Surat. Gujarat falls into hot and humid climatic zone. High humidity, strong sun and glare from sky characterize the climate. Our client having a family of 5, Mr Kanji bhai Bhalala is a public figure whose only purpose is to serve the mankind and be in constant touch with people in the neighbourhood and visitors throughout the day.
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Luxurious Residence | K N Associates
Distinctive R-House residence binds several captivating experiences celebrating Indian architecture. A remarkable feature of this residence is the zero friction transition between the outdoor and indoor spaces.
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Weekend House | Dipen Gada Associates
This weekend house for the shah family is situated in the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat. Within the dense 50 Year old Chiku plantations which is the main attraction and the challenge while designing the house.
Read More
The Oglesby Centre | Stephenson Studio
stephenson STUDIO won an RIBA competition to design The Oglesby Centre at Hallé St. Peter’s. An extension to the Grade II listed St. Peter’s Church that was deconsecrated and refurbished in 2013 to provide rehearsal accommodation, set amidst the rich industrial heritage of the Ancoats district in Manchester.
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Brick Abode | Alok Kothari Architects
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, this 3,600 sq.ft. site hosted a 25-year-old single storey house. While the material palette (brick & concrete) for the exteriors of the building is carefully chosen to give it a simple, natural & a playful look; the interiors also follow a similar approach. The material palette comprising of teakwood finish & light colours helps in providing a neat, clean & a spacious ambience.
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Sanket India | Dipen Gada Associates
Situated in Anand district of Gujarat, Sanket is an electronic shopping complex. Balancing design and keeping sufaces exposed and subtle to create a display with clean and minimal lines.
Read More
Aarjav House | Design Work Group
A box is not just a box if you know how dynamic a life inside is. A beautiful house sets a similar example of well-designed architecture, embodied in one of the city’s compact residential areas. Aarjav residence is built around an area of approximately 219 sq. mt of a plot, having three open sides and one shared wall.
Read More
Ajay Patel Residence | Dipen Gada Associates
Delicately merging with the landscape, the house emerges boldly with clean lines and earthy materials in the suburbs of Vadodara in a 9665 Sq. Ft plot area. A classic synthesis of the modern exteriors and fusion of contemporary and ethnic interiors, the home has a unique taken on the traditional idea of a courtyard.
Read More
Dalal House | Groundwork Architecture
The building uses natural brick and concrete as the main external finish with minimal use of plastered surfaces in functional areas. Each façade has a different proportion of opening to effectively benefit from natural light and eliminate excessive sunlight into the house. The design attempts to reduce the use of energy by harnessing renewable sources of energy.
Read More
Stacked Brick House / Studio Lotus
Daylight, ventilation, interconnectedness and privacy inform the design of this house by Studio Lotus in a dense part of the Panchsheel Enclave neighborhood in New Delhi. The design employs an earthy material palette to elevate the tactile experience of the shell complementing the open, airy spaces.
Read More
The Brick Connection | Traanspace
A Residence Coherent in Terms of Space Utilization and Energy Efficiency.
Read More
XOOX Brewmill
XOOX is an example of the adaptive reuse genre of architecture because, believe it or not, this space was originally a mill and manufacturing unit back in the 70s. The extension of the floor-to-ceiling height makes XOOX perhaps the most voluminous brewery in the country in terms of its elevation. What is also retained of the original building are the columns / beams. The entire space has been built in and around it.
Read More
The Pump House | Jatin Hukkeri | WDA
“The concept of a pump house is directly associated with the flow of water, and we have brought that flow into the architecture of the space,” discloses Hukkeri of WDA. “Curves are an integral part of the design of the space – be it the slightly elevated seating pods on the ground floor, the curves of a movable wall that can be lowered to bring in more breeze, or the brick-lined circular wave-like structures demarcating each of the three levels. In fact, all three bars – on the ground and higher levels, follow this circular display style.
Read More
Sustainable Architecture | Aangan Architects
Samrudhhi is a House nested in Surat city’s lately developed suburban residential neighborhood. The design nurtures the idea of a sustainable dwelling by understanding and responding to the climate and context in the best of its spirit by the use of Courtyard, Natural light, and a permeable façade as key components.
Read More
Brick Curtain House | Design Work Group
India is a home to an extraordinary variety of climatic regions. The site being located in Surat. Gujarat falls into hot and humid climatic zone. High humidity, strong sun and glare from sky characterize the climate. Our client having a family of 5, Mr Kanji bhai Bhalala is a public figure whose only purpose is to serve the mankind and be in constant touch with people in the neighbourhood and visitors throughout the day.
Read More
Luxurious Residence | K N Associates
Distinctive R-House residence binds several captivating experiences celebrating Indian architecture. A remarkable feature of this residence is the zero friction transition between the outdoor and indoor spaces.
Read More
Weekend House | Dipen Gada Associates
This weekend house for the shah family is situated in the outskirts of Bharuch, Gujarat. Within the dense 50 Year old Chiku plantations which is the main attraction and the challenge while designing the house.
Read More
The Oglesby Centre | Stephenson Studio
stephenson STUDIO won an RIBA competition to design The Oglesby Centre at Hallé St. Peter’s. An extension to the Grade II listed St. Peter’s Church that was deconsecrated and refurbished in 2013 to provide rehearsal accommodation, set amidst the rich industrial heritage of the Ancoats district in Manchester.
Read More
Brick Abode | Alok Kothari Architects
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, this 3,600 sq.ft. site hosted a 25-year-old single storey house. While the material palette (brick & concrete) for the exteriors of the building is carefully chosen to give it a simple, natural & a playful look; the interiors also follow a similar approach. The material palette comprising of teakwood finish & light colours helps in providing a neat, clean & a spacious ambience.
Read More
Sanket India | Dipen Gada Associates
Situated in Anand district of Gujarat, Sanket is an electronic shopping complex. Balancing design and keeping sufaces exposed and subtle to create a display with clean and minimal lines.
Read More
Aarjav House | Design Work Group
A box is not just a box if you know how dynamic a life inside is. A beautiful house sets a similar example of well-designed architecture, embodied in one of the city’s compact residential areas. Aarjav residence is built around an area of approximately 219 sq. mt of a plot, having three open sides and one shared wall.
Read More
Ajay Patel Residence | Dipen Gada Associates
Delicately merging with the landscape, the house emerges boldly with clean lines and earthy materials in the suburbs of Vadodara in a 9665 Sq. Ft plot area. A classic synthesis of the modern exteriors and fusion of contemporary and ethnic interiors, the home has a unique taken on the traditional idea of a courtyard.
Read More
