Wittmunder Klinker: East Frisia's success for construction projects throughout Europe!

Wittmunder Klinker: East Frisia's success for construction projects throughout Europe!

In Neuschoo, a picturesque town in East Frisia, the Wittmund clinker has established itself as a renowned manufacturer of high-quality clinker bricks. The company has not only specialized in the German market, but also supplies its products to other European countries and even overseas, such as Canada.

The product range extends from facing clinkers and clinker brick slips to robust paving bricks and tailor-made shaped stones. These materials are not only perfect for new buildings, but also offer versatile design options for facades and interiors. The facing clinker bricks are also available in different colors and textures, so that every builder can find the right solution. Wittmunder Klinker emphasizes that their products stand for quality and longevity, and it shows.

Impressive projects in big cities

A look at the references shows that Wittmund clinker bricks are used in important construction projects in major cities such as Hamburg, Düsseldorf and Berlin. In Hamburg, for example, the clinker bricks were used in Mönckebergstrasse, a busy center, where both a commercial building and a hotel were built with the solid material. The clinker bricks can also be admired in Mainz, The Hague and London. Despite international orders, the company remains connected to the regional markets and supplies paving stones to the pedestrian zone of Aurich and the Emden train station.

Interestingly, it is believed that the famous Chilehaus in Hamburg was also built with clinker bricks from Neuschoo. This speaks for the longevity and high quality of the products.

Strong industry dynamics and challenges

However, the building materials industry in Germany is not only struggling with growth, but is also facing challenges. In 2023, the industry generated sales of around 25.8 billion euros. However, many companies are affected by inflation and rising energy costs. The production of materials such as roof tiles and bricks has fallen sharply in recent years, while the development of recycled building materials has become increasingly important. Statista reports that the recycling of construction site waste is over 98 percent, which is an important step towards a sustainable circular economy.

Wittmunder Klinker remains optimistic and reacts to market developments. With innovative solutions and a broad portfolio, the company serves both the need for traditional building materials and the growing market for sustainable buildings. Those interested in contacting us can obtain information and advice directly in order to find the right product for their construction project.