About Elabrick
Elabrick is a productname of Elastolith
Under the name “Elabrick”, Elastolith offers a do-it-yourself range of mineral brick slips. Due to its high quality and many unique properties, this product has more than proved itself as a valued do-it-yourself product over the past decades. Through selected DIY stores and online, we offer a fully coordinated system. The primer, adhesive and brick slip strip together ensure a high-quality end result. With Elabrick you can easily create a beautifully finished interior or exterior wall yourself, which guarantees many years of living pleasure.
ELASTOLITH IS AN INNOVATIVE FAMILY BUSINESS WITH HISTORY AND AMBITION
Since 1982, Elastolith has been producing a unique brick slip under its own management. The origin of the basic recipe dates back to 1962. We take great pride in the fact that our end product is not made by machines: each brick slip is handmade by professionals. This makes every brick slip unique. Development, production, quality control, packaging and distribution take place in a modern production plant in Haaksbergen (NL), where the daily management is in the hands of the second generation of the family business.
THIN, LIGHTWEIGHT AND VERSATILE
Elabrick Brick Slips have a thickness of only 3 to 4 mm and weigh approximately 4 kg/m². The minimal thickness of the brick slips offers savings and advantages in terms of storage, transport and application. Elabrick Brick Slips can be used in combination with an insulation system when renovating a home.
UNIQUE PROPERTIES OFFER ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES FOR INSPIRATION
Thanks to our close interaction with customers, architects and our many years of experience in a worldwide sales market, we are able to offer our customers an up-to-date range of colours, formats and textures. The low thickness and the extremely low weight of the slips ensure that Elabrick Brick Slips can be applied to virtually any solid surface without any problems. With Elabrick, you can create your own unique living experience, easily and quickly.
