Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks
by Robertson's Building Products
Victoria, Australia
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Kolumba™ bricks are 100% handmade. After the clay is processed, Kolumba™ bricks are handmade in wooden moulds, then dried and fired. Varying temperatures during firing give them their diverse textures and beautiful shades; each one containing the brickmaker's thumbprint.
Kolumba™ bricks are available in 30 colours, and are equally suitable for brickwork and tiling.
Kolumba™ was jointly developed in 2002 by Petersen Tegl and Peter Zumthor, a swiss architect who wanted bricks in a roman format for the Kolumba Museum in Cologne.
Product Details
- Product
- Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks
- Category
- Bricks
- Range
- Petersen Bricks
- Brand
- Petersen Tegl
- Country of origin
- Denmark
- Type of use
- Commercial and Residential
Product Variants
- Colors
- Material
- Size
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Kolumba™ bricks are 100% handmade.
After the clay is processed, Kolumba™ bricks are handmade in wooden moulds, then dried and fired. Varying temperatures during firing give them their diverse textures and beautiful shades; each one containing the brickmaker's thumbprint.
Kolumba™ bricks are available in 30 colours, and are equally suitable for brickwork and tiling.
Kolumba™ was jointly developed in 2002 by Petersen Tegl and Peter Zumthor, a swiss architect who wanted bricks in a roman format for the Kolumba Museum in Cologne.
- Specs
Dimensions:
- 528 x 108 x 37mm
- Scope of use
Handmde Petersen Kolumba bricks are suited to internal and external applications on both residential and commercial projects.
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Frequently asked questions about
Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks
The Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks is supplied by Robertson's Building Products. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Robertson's Building Products lists on ArchiPro.
Robertson's Building Products does not publish a price for the Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks on ArchiPro. Send them an enquiry for pricing, or visit their website.
It comes in 30 colour options (K11, K21, K22, K23, K31, K32, K33, K36, K40, K41, K43, K44, K46, K47, K48, K49, K50, K51, K54, K55, K56, K57, K58, K60, K70, K71, K91, K92, K96, K97). Pick one in the row under the description to see it.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including The Ridge by Robertson's Building Products, Dromana House by Robertson's Building Products and Aberfeldie Residences by Robertson's Building Products. See how it was used in a finished space.
Send them an enquiry from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Robertson's Building Products profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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