Clay blocks, straight from the factory.
Brickos sh.p.k. makes fired-clay blocks for walls, chimneys and floor slabs from the clay of its own deposits. The works are in Korminjan, Kamenicë, and have been run by the Borovci family since 2002.
- Since 2002
- The Borovci family · Kamenicë
- Clay from our own deposits
- Five blocks
- 26 pallets per truck
- Brickworks since 1929
- Walls, chimneys and slabs
Choose
the block.
Five blocks from the same fired clay. They differ in size, holes and where they go in a building.
The 3D models and sections are measured from the blocks.
Values as in the Brickos flyer.
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Clay + water + fire = block.
That is the whole recipe. Clay from our own deposits is mixed with water, shaped in the die, dried and fired in the kiln. The water leaves in the drying and the firing; what goes into the wall is fired clay alone.
- Ecological
- Fire-resistant
- Reduces noise
- Heat-insulating
Forming
The clay is ground, mixed with water and pushed through the die, which gives the block its shape and holes.
Firing
The unfired blocks dry on racks, then go into the kiln. Firing gives the block its colour and strength.
Delivery
The fired blocks are stacked on pallets and wrapped, then leave the yard by truck for the building sites.
From 1929 to today.
- 2002 Year it started
- 5 Blocks
- 24 Years of experience
- 1929 The factory starts work
- 1971 First rebuild
- 1974 Second rebuild
- 1979 17,942,000 units a year
- 1999–2002 Abandoned and looted
- 2002 The Borovci brothers restart it
- 2007 Privatised by the family
- 2008 Official name: Brickos sh.p.k.
- 2010 The new plant starts work
- 2014 The old plant restarts
- Today Five blocks
Photos: the factory today
Where the
blocks go.
From the yard in Kamenicë, the blocks go to housing and building sites. Fidanishtja Prime in Gjilan is one of them.
