Hagemeister Facade Clinker Normandy BU

Hagemeister GmbH & Co. KG

Description

The Normandie BU is a façade clinker brick that is mainly used as facing masonry in double-skinned, rear-ventilated constructions.

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Facing bricks, clinkerbricks and ceramic clinker bricks can be used for facing masonry. They have different water absorption capacities.

Facing bricks

Facing bricks are referred to as U-bricks. They are available as solid and perforated bricks. They must be weather- and frost-resistant. Facing bricks have a greater water absorption capacity. The mass fraction of water absorption is not limited.

Clinker

clinker bricks are first of all superficially sintered U-bricks. Sintering is a process that creates a glassy, dense character due to the extremely high firing temperature during the production of the visible surface. Clinker bricks absorb hardly any water (mass fraction of water absorption: no more than 6 percent) and are therefore very resistant. They must also be weather- and frost-resistant. Clinker bricks are also characterized by their high compressive strength and stand as a synonym for maximum durability.

Ceramic clinker

Ceramic clinker bricks also belong to the U-bricks. They are formed from densely burning clays and fired. They are also frost-resistant and have a mass share of water absorption of no more than 6 percent. In addition, they have to meet special requirements in terms of scratch hardness as well as color and light fastness.

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Technical Information

The Normandie BU is available as:

  • NF - normal format (240x15x71 mm)

Wall bond: Wild bond

Material requirement: approx. 48 pieces/m²

Pallet capacity: 416 pieces/pallet

  • DF - thin format (240x115x52 mm)

Wall bond: - none -

Material requirement: approx. 64 pieces/m²

Pallet capacity: 544 pieces/pallet

  • WF - Waal format (210x100x52 mm)

Wall bond: - none -

Material requirement: approx. 74 pieces/m²

Pallet content: 540 pieces/pallet

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