Historic Fireclay Brick CAD Library Solid Smooth NonKeyed 3D model

$55

License: Royalty Free No Ai

author:

bjorn-loney

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This library provides a professionally structured set of 148 Fireclay brick components modeled for historically accurate representation of late 20th-century North American masonry construction. All components are delivered as native SOLIDWORKS parts generated from a controlled parametric model, with:

Consistent geometry and naming
Assigned part numbers (e.g., LD-P-AEC-1981-###### format)
Period-appropriate ASTM material properties
Mortar-ready configurations for common bond patterns
Organized groupings by size (King, Queen, Norman, Modular, etc.)

Scope:

Solid bricks
High-temperature fired Fireclay
Smooth face
No keying
Coring <25% of bed area
Includes multiple dimensional standards (King, Queen, Norman, etc.)

Use Cases:

Architectural documentation
Historic restoration modeling
BIM libraries
ArchViz environments
Digital twins of legacy structures

Disclaimer:ASTM C216-1981 period-accurate. For historical and representational use only. Do not use for new construction or structural analysis without field verification by a licensed professional engineer.

Reference:Amrhein, J. E. (1983). Reinforced Masonry Engineering Handbook: Clay and Concrete Masonry (Vol. 1). Masonry Institute of America.

Previous release included: standard weight clay. Note: different number of bricks in this release due to variation in styles that would comply with standards and that were sold between the standard weight and fireclay variants.

Future expansions to include: lightweight aggregate, keyed back variants, Hollow-H40V, Hollow-H60V, and Solid-100% variants to be sold separately.