Project Ceilings
Specialises in all types of suspended ceilings, plaster ceilings, metal stud and timber framed partitions, wall linings, fire rated walls and ceilings. Based in Australia.
http://www.projectceilings.net.au

Yellow Brick Logo
MIT Yellow Brick Logo (MIT-YBL) is an implementation of the Logo language for the LEGO RCX Brick. Includes: An MIT-written replacement for the firmware operating system that is loaded into the RCX Brick, and Software that runs on a Macintosh or Windows 95/98 computer to implement a text-based Logo interface to the RCX Brick.
http://el.media.mit.edu/projects/ybl/

Baggeridge Brick
Wienerberger Bricks and Roof Tiles. It is with great pleasure that we can announce that our recent acquisition of Baggeridge Brick is now complete.
http://www.baggeridge.co.uk/

Hampton Walls And Ceilings
Stretch ceilings which create curves, angles, domes, and other various shapes. A concept already utilized in more than thirty countries.
http://www.hamptonwallandceilings.com/

Heritage Ceilings
Australia's largest range of pressed tin ceilings. Unusual designs made from durable aluminium. Shipping worldwide.
http://www.heritageceilings.com.au/

Thatch Reed Ceilings
Business opportunity for manufacturing and installation of thatch ceilings. Site includes contact and franchise application request form.
http://www.thatch-reed-ceilings.com

Acme Brick Company
Acme Brick is the nation's largest U.S. owned manufacturer of fired clay brick.
http://www.brick.com/

Brick Imaging Inc
Brick Staining and Brick Restoration services. Brick Imaging offers a high quality, customized brick coloring and masonry staining process for all residential or commercial needs.
http://www.brickimaging.com

Brampton Brick
Brampton Brick builds a better brick. A clay brick.
http://www.bramptonbrick.com/

Brian Greer's Tin Ceilings
Leading Manufacturer of Tin Ceilings and tin ceiling products with over 40 years experience. Offering the highest quality and definition when compared to the competition. NEW QUICKER INSTALLATION! No screws or plywood required, just use an air stapler or air nailer to secure panels to drywall etc. 100's of designs to choose from, custom orders also available. Our tin ceiling panels are historically correct, made as they were over 100 years ago.
http://www.tin-ceilings.com