ProBrick™ Composite Brick Debuts at IBS Show and New Product Zone

Tando ProBrick

Tando Composites, the leader in composite cladding, is excited to unveil TandoStone® ProBrick™, its new line of composite brick, at the IBS Show in Las Vegas, Feb. 25 – 27, 2025, Central Hall Booth #C7645. It was also selected for the IBS Show’s New Product Zone at Booth #C1260, which brings together the most innovative products at the show in one showcase.

Known for game-changing composite cladding products like Beach House Shake®, the authentic composite shingle, and TandoStone®, the #1 brand of composite stone, Tando Composites is launching a new category of, brick substitute that siding installers have demanded for residential, commercial, or multifamily housing.

“ProBrick has created a new category of Composite Brick designed for siding professionals,” said Ralph Bruno, CEO, Derby Building Products, parent company of Tando Composites. “We have a proven formulation and an established track record for our Tando Composites’ brands. The addition of ProBrick to our line-up takes our entire offering to the next level.”

At a fraction of the weight of traditional brick, TandoStone ProBrick can be installed quickly and easily in any weather by siding installers using traditional tools. There is never a need for masons, mortar, or scaffolding. ProBrick also features Tando Composites’ state-of-the-art KAPGUARD® with Kynar® coating technology to ensure color longevity.

TandoStone ProBrick is available in two colors: Madeira, a rich, classic red and Racinette, a deep, earthy brown. The ProBrick line also includes the aLL-Pro Corner™, a one-piece corner designed to save time and labor while blending perfectly in any application.

See TandoStone ProBrick  at the IBS Show or learn more about Tando Composites at www.tandocomposites.com.

 

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