Terra Cotta
Terra cotta, an enriched molded clay, has been used as building material primarily during the 19th century up to the 1940s as either load bearing capacity material or as a decorative veneer. The surface of terra cotta units can be finished with a glaze or no glaze, which simulates a variety of natural stone finishes. Typically, terra cotta is hollow cast to reduce its overall weight. In addition, internal webbing enhances load-bearing capacity and provides a point for an anchoring system. | Learn More...