Jaak Vandersanden starts a small brickyard in Spouwen with one field kiln – after some years a round kiln – and a simple field press. The bricks were dried under shelters.
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Under the influence of his son Constant Vandersanden, the old round kiln is replaced by a Hoffman chamber furnace.
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Construction of a second factory in Spouwen with the first tunnel kiln, 6 years later a factory in Veldwezelt.
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Take-over of the brickyard Euceram in Hekelgem and complete conversion of the factory for the production of hand form facing bricks.
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