Mid-West Collection Brick Guide

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Mid-West Collection Brick Guide

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Find inspiration in a fresh palette

of bricks from Hanson.

The Mid-West

Collection offers the new or classic colors

and styles you want to make your project

stand out. Choose from our Corunna,

Michigan or Stanton, Kentucky plants

and let our product guide help you make a

fashionable statement, one brick at a time.

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Tierra

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Royal Oak

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Faulkston

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Mulberry

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Roman Red

Michigan Residential/Architectural

Product Color Chart 4

Kentucky Residential

Product Color Chart 5

Production Sizes 4-5

Michigan Residential Products 6-7 Michigan Architectural Products 8-9

Kentucky Products 10-11

Gallery of Homes 12-13

Traditional Bond Patterns 14

Various Brick Positions 15

Parts of a Brick Wall 15

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Production Sizes

Product Color Chart

Finding the right brick for your project is easy. Use the list of colors below to help you choose the style and size of brick you want. Then turn to the page number to see a brick thumbnail. It’s the quick, easy way to find the perfect brick.

Burgundy Grand River MOD Michigan 7

Burgundy Mulberry MOD Michigan 7

Red Remington MOD Michigan 7

Red Roman Red MOD Michigan 7

Pink Pinehurst MOD Michigan 7

Pink Thunder Bay MOD Michigan 6

Brown Meadow Brook MOD Michigan 7

Brown Royal Oak MOD Michigan 6

Brown Tierra MOD Michigan 6

Orange Colony Bay MOD Michigan 6

Orange Old Woodward MOD Michigan 6

Yellow Copper Bay MOD Michigan 6

Yellow Newport MOD Michigan 6

Grey Silver Creek MOD Michigan 6

Color Brick Name Production Sizes Plant Name Page

Michigan Residential

Modular (MOD) 6.9 brick per sq. ft. 3-1/2" 7-5/8" 2-1/4" Closure (CLS) 4.5 brick per sq. ft. 3-1/2" 7-5/8" 3-5/8" Utility (UTL) 3 brick per sq. ft. 3-1/2" 11-5/8" 3-5/8" Max (MAX) 3.5 brick per sq. ft. 3-1/2" 10-1/8" 3-1/8"

Michigan Architectural

Burgundy Mulberry KNG, MAX Michigan 9

Red Roman Red KNG, MAX Michigan 9

Pink Pinehurst MAX Michigan 8

Brown Birchwood MAX Michigan 8

Brown Elmwood CLS, UTL Michigan 9

Brown La Grange CLS, UTL Michigan 8

Brown Meadow Brook MAX Michigan 8

Brown Royal Oak KNG, MAX Michigan 9

Brown Tierra KNG, MAX, UTL Michigan 8

Brown Woodford CLS, UTL Michigan 8

Orange Alger CLS, UTL Michigan 8

Orange Colony Bay CLS, KNG, UTL Michigan 9

Orange Old Woodward MAX Michigan 8

Yellow Newport KNG Michigan 9

Color Brick Name Production Sizes Plant Name Page

King (KNG)

4.8 brick per sq. ft. 3"

9-5/8" 2-5/8"

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NOTE: Some production sizes are available by special order only, and some listed products may be available in other sizes by special order.

Contact your authorized Hanson Brick Representative for details.

Kentucky Residential

Production Sizes Modular (MOD) 6.9 brick per sq. ft. Queen Modular (QNM) 5.8 brick per sq. ft. 3-1/2" 7-5/8" 2-1/4" 3" 7-5/8" 2-3/4" ‘

Red English Blend MOD Stanton 11

Red Faulkston MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Red Lafayette MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Red Olde Towne MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Red Patriot MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Pink Persimmon Ridge MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Brown Brookstone MOD Stanton 10

Brown Covington MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Brown Kenton MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Brown Kirkwood MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Brown Old Sycamore MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Brown Westport MOD, QNM Stanton 10

Orange Tanglewood MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Grey New Generation MOD, QNM Stanton 11

Grey Northpointe MOD Stanton 11

Grey Santa Fe MOD, QNM Stanton 11

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6 Mid-West Collection Some listed products may be available in other sizes by special order only.

Copper Bay

Modular

Michigan

Residential

From dark reds to light

browns and plenty of colors in between, Mid-West Collection brick from our facility in Michigan allows a multitude of possibilities when choosing brick for your home. Select simulated tumbled and rolled edges for a handmade look that is appropriate to both contemporary and traditional designs. Or go with straight edges for a classic brick appearance.

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Silver Creek with white mortar Colony Bay Modular Old Woodward Modular Newport Modular Royal Oak Modular Silver Creek Modular Thunder Bay Modular Tierra Modular

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Grand River Modular Meadow Brook Modular Pinehurst Modular Remington Modular Mulberry Modular Roman Red Modular 7 Mid-West Collection

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8 Mid-West Collection Some listed products may be available in other sizes by special order only. Alger Utility, Closure Pinehurst Max Meadow Brook Max Birchwood Max La Grange Utility, Closure Tierra

King, Max, Utility

Woodford Utility, Closure Old Woodward Max

Michigan

Architectural

Produced for use on institutional, commercial and industrial

buildings, these large bricks feature great color variety and adherence to ASTM C216 severe weather standards. Hanson architectural brick lends enduring quality to any project.

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Colony Bay

King, Utility, Closure

Royal Oak King, Max Roman Red King, Max Mulberry King, Max Elmwood Utility, Closure Newport King

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10 Mid-West Collection Some listed products may be available in other sizes by special order only. Patriot

Modular, Queen Modular

Kirkwood

Brookstone

Covington - NEW!

Kentucky

Residential

Beautiful blends and textures accompany an assortment of colors in brick from our Stanton, Kentucky facility. Browns, reds, oranges and greys with simulated tumbling, rolled or straight edges allow your home to reflect a style that is as unique as you are. Whether contemporary, traditional or a mix of both, Mid-West Collection brick from Stanton lends enduring quality to any home.

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Santa Fe

Lafayette

Old Sycamore - NEW!

Westport - NEW!

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Faulkston

English Blend

Kenton

New Generation

Tanglewood

Santa Fe

Northpointe

Modular

Olde Towne

Persimmon Ridge

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Persimmon Ridge

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Traditional Bond Patterns

1/2 running bond 1/3 running bond

stack bond common bond (6” course headers)

common bond (8” course headers) english corner english bond dutch corner

dutch corner flemish bond english corner english corner english cross or dutch bond dutch corner

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Various Brick Positions

stretcher header shiner

soldier rowlock sailor

Parts of a Brick Wall

header

stretcher soldier

course

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Kenton

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Helpful Facts on Strength, Durability, Beauty

and Sustainability

Sustainability

Using Hanson Brick lets you express your personal style while keeping a modest environmental footprint. Using the earth’s raw materials, our manufacturing processes are increasingly clean and efficient. Brick manufacturing takes less energy than that of concrete, glass, aluminum and possibly even wood*. And brick walls have a superior life-cycle cost savings due to brick’s low maintenance, weather resistance and

structural values. Additionally, the thermal mass effect (slows the transfer of heat and cold) can help reduce energy costs as well. So go ahead, be beautiful without the guilt.

Quality and Performance

Hanson Brick fully backs the quality and performance of our clay brick with a detailed warranty. Our brick is manufactured to meet or exceed the requirements of the ASTM C216 Severe Weather Grade. A minimal amount of inspection and maintenance will ensure your clay brick cladding will endure for many years to come. For further details, please contact Hanson’s technical services.

Brick Veneer

The brickwork on a house is a highly durable wall finish. Between the brick and the backup wall there is an air cavity that provides both a capillary break and a drainage path for moisture. Should moisture penetrate the veneer (a normal occurrence), the moisture will flow down the cavity to the flashing and out of the weep holes, protecting the more moisture-sensitive materials of the backup wall.

Color & Texture

Color of brick and texture variation within any production run is an inherent part of the manufacturing process. It is not possible to include these variations in photography and normal sampling. Different types of mortar joints and the color of the mortar do affect the overall look of brickwork and can lead to a perceived color difference.

Waterproofing Sealers

Hanson Brick does not approve of the use of waterproofing sealers. Sealers can affect the breathability of the brickwork and reduce the durability and life expectancy of the brick due to water retention.

Efflorescence

Efflorescence is a white powdery deposit of water soluble salts sometimes found on the brick surface. Efflorescence is not harmful to brick masonry. Once the moisture within the building materials used in construction dries out to the ambient humidity, no further efflorescence should be expected and should disappear of its own accord with normal weathering.

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Enhance

your home’s

curb appeal.

In addition to brick, Hanson offers a complete line of manufactured stone, pavers and concrete roof tiles. Whether you’re building a new home or improving the landscape of your existing one, it’s easy to find the color and style of these products that match your preference. To learn more about other Hanson products, call 877.HANSON8 or visit www.hansonbrick.com, www.hansonrooftile.com. or www.hansonhardscapes.com. top

Roof Tile: Regal, Antigua, Canyon Blend

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Stone: Bluegrass Handcrafted

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Roof Tile: Southern Shake, Mesquite

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As North America’s largest brick manufacturer,

Hanson Brick annually produces enough brick to

wrap around the earth nearly nine times.

With U.S.

production facilities in Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina, South

Carolina and Texas, and in Ontario and Quebec in Canada,

Hanson offers regionally inspired bricks in five collections featuring

a wide variety of colors and more than 1,000 styles. Contact your

Hanson representative today to find out more about how to

distinguish your project with Hanson Brick.

Hanson Building Products - Lightside 15720 John J. Delaney Drive Suite 555

Charlotte, North Carolina 28277 800.HANSON8

www.hansonbrick.com www.hansonrooftile.com www.hansonhardscapes.com

Printing can never exactly reproduce unique and distinctive colors. The colors shown are as accurate as modern printing methods allow.