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At Shaw Brick, we combine state of the art manufacturing equipment with unmatched quality assurance, giving you both aesthetic appeal and durability. As the only Atlantic Canadian manufacturer of clay products and the largest manufacturer of concrete products, we're also proud to offer you the opportunity to "buy local" and support local manufacturers and the local economy.
Shouldice Designer Stone offers a full line of innovative Architectural products. Use one of our many standard colours and textures to create sustainable designs. Shouldice Designer Stone’s Architectural line is available in a full line of load bearing and non load bearing products.
Shaw Brick is the only manufacturer of clay brick in Atlantic Canada and there is a reason no one else is interested in competing with us. We have the highest quality brick in North America. The secret is in our clay - the clay that we use to manufacture our brick is special because it burns differently then other kinds of clay. The product of our rare clay is more durable brick that will last a lifetime.
Shaw Brick is an Atlantic Canadian-based manufacturer of superior quality clay masonry and concrete landscape products. Our products give you unlimited design possibilities for all of your outdoor living space. Whether it's elegance, simplicity, or eco-friendliness you're after, we have the product for you. In recent years, we've added a number of in-demand items to our line-up, including an array of Natural Stone, one of the most desired landscaping materials world-wide.
The Fredericton plant, which had been making brick for over 80 years, was converted to the manufacture of concrete block. A machine room and five curing chambers were added to the existing building and surplus block-making machinery from other company plants was installed.