Marion Ceramics

Decking & Pavers, Masonry

South

Midwest

Commercial, Residential

Marion Ceramics was founded in 1885 in the small village of Blue Brick near Pee Dee, South Carolina. For many years the company produced face brick from clay deposits on company-owned property. Fired in periodic kilns, this clay burns to beautiful reds, terra cotta, and buff colors and at extreme temperatures, blues. The blue coloring was unique in the brick industry and provided the name for the community around the plant. Many current maps continue to show the village of Blue Brick where our plant is located. The excellent firing and extruding characteristics of Marion's clay have been crucial to enabling the company to develop a special manufacturing process to produce its diverse product lines.

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Old Brickyard Collection

Our Old Brickyard Collection has been developed to be a basic offering of Tumbled Vee Brick for brickyards and masonry products dealers and distributors across America. This eight color product line reflects a small portion of the possibilities available from our offering of seventeen colors, six standard blends and unlimited custom blends.

POOL COPING

The product is hard fired clay which remain colorfast forever and are not subject to fading from exposure to sunlight or bleeding from contact with pool chemicals or cleaning solutions. All of our copings are made with the finest clays, shale and raw materials, extruded under high vacuum and fired at near 2000 degrees F to produce our high-quality, dense products. Our coping has a smooth die-skin finish with a slight texture to improve slip-resistance. We make every effort to provide the finest coping products in the market and provide a wonderful selection of beautiful color choices.

VEE BRICK

Our Vee Brick product line is part of a growing trend to use thin brick in both traditional ceramic wall tile type installations and also in all types of wall panel systems. This shift away from traditional brick (full bed depth) masonry is being driven by economics. The use of thin brick can provide tremendous cost savings. Foundations and structural members can be down-sized because of reduced weight.