Curated Firebrick

Beautiful, Durable Heat-Resistant Brick for High-Temperature Applications

Standard Firebrick Options

FireRock offers and stocks 4 standard colors: Buff, Red, Black and Slate Gray.

Our firebrick complies with ASTM standards C1261 and C27 and meets the requirements of local, national and international building codes regarding fireplace and chimney construction and the National Fire Protection Association NFPA-211. A compliant firebrick lining is a minimum 1 ¼” thick on all sides. FireRock recommends using 2 ½” thick firebrick to line the floor and back wall for added heat protection.

Three beige bricks, one standing vertically and two lying horizontally.

Buff I Full, Split or Soap

Three red bricks, one standing upright and two lying flat.

Red I Full, Split or Soap

Two rectangular, dark-gray foam blocks, one standing upright and the other lying flat.

Black (Glazed or Unglazed) I Full or Split

Gray concrete blocks arranged with one block on its side and the other standing upright.

Slate Gray (glazed) I Full or Split

Standard Firebrick Sizing

Popular Patterns

Outline of a brick wall pattern with horizontal and vertical grout lines.

Running Bond

A black-and-white illustration of a herringbone brick or tile pattern.

Full Herringbone

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Stacked Bond

Black and white geometric patterns resembling a tiled surface arranged in a herringbone pattern.

Split Herringbone

Black and white abstract geometric pattern with rectangular shapes and thin lines creating a grid-like design.

Basket Weave

Signature Firebrick Options

FireRock has access to a multitude of high-end, custom firebrick options - including soapstone, North Ankar, and antique options.

We would love to work with you on your next project. Email order@firerockproducts.com to learn more.

Close-up of a textured stone wall made of rectangular gray stones arranged in a pattern.

North Ankar Hand-Pitched Volcanic Firebrick

Close-up of a dark marble wall with a geometric pattern of white lines forming chevron shapes.

Soapstone Firebrick

Close-up of a herringbone brick pattern on a floor, with some white residue or mortar between the bricks.

Antique Terracotta Firebrick