The new Urban Metal collection from PGH Bricks & Pavers of four fully glazed metallic finishes literally shimmers with sophistication.
April 3rd, 2014
The finishes in this collection include Zinc Shimmer, Copper Lustre, Silver Spark and Bronze Sheen. Each slightly vary in colour as the light hits the surface in different ways and at different times. Available to use internally and externally, these bricks can brave the elements without losing their metallic colour and shine.
Urban Metal Splits in each colour are also available for more design options. These bricks provide a unique look that catches the eye.
Stunning metallic feature walls can be created out of this Urban Metal collection. A feature wall using one metallic colour can be designed or can be combined with other brick colours and textures to play with different patterns – mix and match to create your own individual look.
This forms part of a wide range of innovative and inspiring designer collections offered by PGH Bricks & Pavers – from the smooth, bold, bright glazed bricks to the textured, earthiness of sandstocks that can add an exciting look and feel to the interior or exterior of your next residential or commercial project.
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