Brick Screen

A brick claustra is an openwork brick wall. It creates separation with architectural plays of light and shadow.

A brick claustra can be made of classic bricks for an industrial look, glass bricks for light, or white bricks for a contemporary style. Chevron, diagonal, or random patterns are possible.

Pitfall: a brick claustra without structural reinforcement that collapses. Joints and structure must be calculated by a professional.

A brick claustra provides space separation while allowing light to pass through. It creates a subtle and aesthetic play of light and shadow. Furthermore, brick is a robust and durable material for this type of architectural element.

A brick claustra can be created with various patterns: staggered arrangement, grid, arch, or by alternating solid and openwork bricks. The choice of pattern influences the final effect and the ambiance of the room.

To maintain your brick claustra, you can regularly dust it with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner. For more stubborn dirt, you can use a mild, non-abrasive cleaning product, then rinse with clear water.

During installation, ensure the solidity of the supporting structure and make sure the brick claustra is well secured. Also consider technical aspects such as thermal and sound insulation, as well as air circulation in the space.

Yes, it is entirely possible to combine a brick claustra with other materials, such as wood, metal, or stone. This combination of materials allows for the creation of original compositions and enhances the aesthetic of the brick claustra.