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[motojobobo]

@truby wondering why your bricks take on the white coloring? Around here they are largely orange-ish, with some lesser parts blackened by over-cooking in the ovens during the manufacturing process.
Genuinely curious.

[derek111]

@motojobobo looks like efflorescence to me. Some brick veneer manufacturer's even make faux efflorescence on some patterns to give an aged aesthetic. Kind of like pre-distressing denim.

[truby]

@motojobobo hey man,

So I’m no contractor but I work for a few. And from my understand they are antique brick that have been reclaimed off and old building or home. Generally speaking with a building is old and dilapidated they tear it down and if the brick is pretty they can save it.

So you won’t believe this….. for nice brick like this they pay someone to take it off by hand one brick at a time!!!! My building or home they took this off of is probably painted brick.

[motojobobo]

That makes sense, repurposed bricks. As you say, probably came off a painted wall. Cool and thanks for your replies @Oaktavia and @truby .

[Anesthetist]

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New cork clad floors are in the great room, dining room, kitchen, master bed, and den after some unexpected work was performed. Finally moving back in to our house!

[Giles]

Never really understood what the "great room" was or is.

[Matt]

It’s the room that’s much better than the other rooms.

[ROman]

@Anesthetist Looks great Cat looks happy as well.

[steelworker]

@Anesthetist fucking gorgeous. The light, wow

[Oaktavia]

@Anesthetist looks really nice man. I quite like that checker rug.

[Tago Mago]

@Oaktavia really ties the room together