Supplier for clinker bricks wanted - Röben, Hagemeister, etc.

Hello everyone. I hope that I am in the right forum. Does anyone here know some brick manufacturers? I have already looked at the following: -Röben -Hagemeister -ABC-Klinker Thank you for your help.

Egernsund bricks, Wienerberger

Describe in more detail what you are looking for: full clinker bricks or thin bricks, classic brick colors or fashion colors, the manufacturers seem to have different strengths in that area. On/against which wall should they be placed?

We are also currently selecting the facing bricks, so I’m going to "chip in" here.

A two-shell masonry made of aerated concrete blocks and a curtain wall of facing bricks is planned. Since we are building a Frisian house in the north, we are looking for a mainly red brick that is somewhat coarser but does not appear too busy.

At the moment, the tendency is towards Raben Formback buntgeflammt.

Maybe someone has an alternative suggestion? We would like to look at some other options. Is there perhaps a manufacturer that is particularly well positioned in this area?

At the moment, the trend is leaning towards raven Formback multicolored flame. Maybe someone has an alternative tip?

As in the example picture, I find that to be too intense a mix of red shade and parrot. As an alternative, I would consider using "used" stones, especially for the old Reich format, there is now quite a broad market. This way, the color tone would not be too strictly calm, but also not so brightly speckled.

As in the example image, I find that a too intense combination of red tone and parrot.

Exactly that is what we still don't like.

As an alternative, I could imagine using "used" stones, especially for the old Reichsformat there is now quite a broad market. That way, the color tone wouldn't be too strictly quiet, but also not so brightly mottled.

That is not an alternative for now.

We have an appointment at the building materials dealer this week and want to look around and get advice again.

I would also like to address topics such as water absorption and efflorescence again.

In general, I find very little on the topic of clinker / facing bricks to prepare myself. We were at a construction fair a few weeks ago, but even there honest information was scarce.

Therefore, I would be happy if someone could help with experiences with manufacturers, their selection process, or with a link tip.