This page preserves a 2013 LOPO record titled Supplying Exterior Decoration Wall Brick from China. The archive associated image WHR774 with a 227 × 60 × 16 mm main brick and two corner-brick entries. Supplying and from China are old page wording, not proof of current capacity, availability, commercial terms or delivery. The same boundary applies to former material, performance and application claims. A current project needs verified product identification, samples, dimensions, documents and a dated commercial response.
Archived WHR774 Dimensions and Companion Corners
The old main size was 227 × 60 × 16 mm. Corner descriptions were (174 + 50) × 60 × 16 mm and (60 + 60) × 227 × 16 mm. These are source-record identifiers, not current production commitments. The plus-sign corner notation is preserved exactly in meaning without inferring a modern profile or geometry. Confirm every proposed piece before using it in design or procurement records.
A useful inquiry explains whether the 227 mm length, slender proportion and archived corner concept matter to the elevation. LOPO can then identify a current option, issue verified dimensions, confirm available companion products and provide samples linked to that proposal.
Reading the Original WHR774 Photograph
The photograph offers visual context for a narrow fired-clay wall element and its surface character. It cannot confirm a current color, texture, range, edge appearance or exact match to WHR774. Light, photography and screen display affect perception, while one image cannot represent variation across a present sample set.
Use it to describe an early material direction, then review current physical samples beside the project palette. Record the product identity, sample date and acceptable appearance rather than turning the old image into an approval standard.
Because the archive does not provide a current finish range, compare several present samples rather than searching for an assumed exact replacement. Note the desired warmth, surface variation, edge character and importance of the brick rhythm within the elevation. This gives LOPO a clearer visual brief and prevents an aging photograph from becoming an implied specification.
Exterior Decoration Is an Appearance Goal
The historic title describes an exterior decoration role broadly. It does not establish where a current brick may be used or whether it is appropriate for a particular wall, climate or regulation. Define the intended visual effect instead: module rhythm, fired-clay warmth, texture prominence, corner expression and relationship to nearby materials. Current samples and drawings can support that aesthetic review.
Product suitability and complete-wall evaluation remain separate, project-specific questions. The old title does not convert a visual reference into a present exterior-wall solution.
Supply Language Needs a Current Commercial Response
An archived supplying page cannot confirm today’s production availability, capacity, MOQ, packing method, lead time or delivery arrangement. Those items depend on the current product, quantity, destination and program. Ask for a dated response that identifies what is proposed and separates confirmed terms from assumptions or open questions.
The wall brick is also not the complete exterior wall. Responsible project professionals must review the actual design and current evidence. This page provides no generic structural or field-work instructions.
Commercial review should be as traceable as product review. Record the date of a quotation or response, the proposed product identity, quantity basis, destination, packing basis, stated minimum and program assumptions. If any field remains unconfirmed, mark it as open. That discipline prevents a historic supplying title or container entry from being mistaken for a current commitment.
2013 Technical and Commercial Fields
| Historic main size | 227 × 60 × 16 mm |
|---|---|
| Historic corner sizes | (174 + 50) × 60 × 16 mm; (60 + 60) × 227 × 16 mm |
| Historic absorption wording | Approximately 4%; not a current declaration |
| Old functional wording | Acid, heat, non-slip, wear and firebrick labels; current evidence required |
| Old use fields | Archive applications only; no current suitability conclusion |
| Old supply fields | Packing, 20-foot-container capacity, MOQ and lead time; request current terms |
| Status | 2013 archive context pending full current verification |
Archive boundary: Former composition language, dimensions, corner entries, approximately 4% absorption and all acid, heat, non-slip, wear, firebrick, use, packing, capacity, MOQ or delivery statements are historical only. They do not prove current product behavior, commercial availability or complete-wall suitability. In particular, firebrick wording is not a current fire-performance declaration. Use current, traceable product and project documents.
Build a Current Wall-Brick Request
Provide the project country, building type, wall location, elevations, approximate quantity, desired clay character, destination, program and required document list. Mention WHR774 and the old sizes as archive references. Ask for a current product name, physical samples, verified main and corner dimensions, relevant technical information, packing, commercial minimums and lead-time basis.
Keep a comparison sheet linking every sample and document to the proposed current product. Separate visual approval from technical and commercial review, because an accepted color or texture does not confirm archived performance or supply statements. This shared record helps architects, consultants, contractors and procurement teams work from the same current information.
Review current terracotta facade tile information, terracotta cladding projects and the wall-cladding terracotta tile gallery for current context. Precedents and gallery images help define appearance; they do not transfer their products, claims or evidence to WHR774.
Request Current Product and Supply Information
Visit the LOPO contact page or email roger@lopoterracotta.com. Include the archive URL, drawings, approximate quantity, delivery destination, desired appearance and documentation needs. LOPO can then issue a current response without presenting the 2013 dimensions, functional labels, capacity, MOQ or delivery wording as present commitments. Ask that every supplied sample and document clearly identifies the current product and date.