Wright's Ferry 4x8" Brick Tile - 1/2 inch thick
Wright's Ferry brick tile is the original Inglenook tile style, designed for the front foyer of Julie's home - owner of Inglenook tile. Julie's inspiration for Wright's Ferry brick flooring came from the herringbone brick flooring pattern in the front entrance of the historic Wright's Ferry mansion in Columbia, PA. Wright Ferry Brick's 4x8" size represents the widest face of the brick, typically seen on floors and occasionally on the decorative brickwork of walls and ceilings. These brick flooring tiles bring the warmth and timelessness of brick to your interior floors, including foyers, kitchens, and mudrooms. Wright's Ferry brick, like Inglenook's entire collection of brick tiles, can also be used outdoors on patios, terraces, walkways and pool surrounds.
The Wright's Ferry style of 4x8" brick tile is made with a grout ridge, lending the tiles a hand formed, rustic look when installed. For this reason, the space between the tiles of this style will always appear wider than 1/4". For a straight sided brick tile that can be set closer together, look to brick flooring in the Traditional Antique style.
For a smoothed version of our 4x8" tiles, request our King Street 4x8" brick pavers. Designed to accommodate luggage wheels in the hotel lobby of a commercial customer, the King Street brick flooring tiles eliminate the slight dips and crevices of the Wright's Ferry and Traditional Antique brick veneers, while retaining the color variation and hand-formed appearance that defines Inglenook brick tiles.
Keep in mind that the same clay is used on all our brick tile styles, and that the different color effects you see on one can be made on any style. The appearance and texture of the tile can also be affected by whether you use either a penetrating sealer, or a low-gloss sealer. Contact us to learn more; we would love to talk with you about the choices.
The Wright's Ferry style of 4x8" brick tile is made with a grout ridge, lending the tiles a hand formed, rustic look when installed. For this reason, the space between the tiles of this style will always appear wider than 1/4". For a straight sided brick tile that can be set closer together, look to brick flooring in the Traditional Antique style.
For a smoothed version of our 4x8" tiles, request our King Street 4x8" brick pavers. Designed to accommodate luggage wheels in the hotel lobby of a commercial customer, the King Street brick flooring tiles eliminate the slight dips and crevices of the Wright's Ferry and Traditional Antique brick veneers, while retaining the color variation and hand-formed appearance that defines Inglenook brick tiles.
Keep in mind that the same clay is used on all our brick tile styles, and that the different color effects you see on one can be made on any style. The appearance and texture of the tile can also be affected by whether you use either a penetrating sealer, or a low-gloss sealer. Contact us to learn more; we would love to talk with you about the choices.
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Foyer brick floor using Wright's Ferry brick tiles
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