Ziegelstein By Vivid Pyrotechnics

120 x 30mm Tubes, Built Like a Brick Wall of Gold

Ziegelstein means “brick” in German, and there’s no better name for it. This is a firework built with the kind of density and weight the name suggests, one of the most anticipated releases of 2023 in the pyro community, and it’s easy to see why. This z-firing behemoth fires 120 x 30mm max bore tubes over 50 seconds, carrying 3237g NEC, with a 3/5 noise rating that stays surprisingly composed given the sheer scale on display.

It opens by laying the foundation: huge gold brocade mines rising to brocade crowns above, entwined with glittering silver stars, in a double Z-firing sweep, before a volley of the same fired 10 shots wide. Then it builds another course on top, the same pattern repeats, this time with gold brocade mines and red strobe stars, rising red tails to gold brocade crown and red glitter, followed by the same again in green. It all comes together in a triple volley of gold turbillion tails twisting through the sky to burst as ti gold crowns and deep gold brocades, the keystone that finishes the whole structure off.

The product video gives a great dual view: one close-up filmed at around 25 metres, and one filmed further back at around 100 metres, so you can see exactly how much of the sky this thing actually fills.

Why You’ll Love It

• A genuine double Z-firing sweep across 120 shots, laid out course by course like the name suggests
• Consistent gold brocade signature throughout, layered with silver, red and green accents
• A composed 3/5 noise rating despite the huge scale, this is about spectacle, not volume
• A triple turbillion volley finale that closes the sequence with real weight behind it

Perfect For

• High-impact displays wanting a genuine scale centrepiece
• Bonfire Night and New Year’s Eve finales
• Larger gardens and open spaces with room for a 25-metre safety distance
• Anyone wanting a Z-firing compound with genuine scale and colour consistency

Specifications

Safety Information

Ziegelstein is a Category F3 firework with a specified safety distance of 25 metres. Category F3 fireworks are intended for outdoor use in large open spaces only and require a greater degree of experience and space than garden (F2) fireworks. Always read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use the firework only in a suitable large outdoor location, and keep spectators at or beyond the recommended safety distance. Cakes should always be secured so they can’t fall over, watch our safety videos on how to secure your cakes with bricks or wooden stakes.

Never hold a lit firework or return to a firework that has failed to ignite. Children and pets should remain safely away from the firing area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the name Ziegelstein mean?

Ziegelstein is German for “brick”, a fitting name given the density and weight of this compound’s 120-shot, 3237g NEC build.

What effects does Ziegelstein produce?

Gold brocade mines to brocade crowns with silver stars in a double Z-firing sweep, followed by red and green strobe mine variations with matching tails, closing on a triple volley of gold turbillion tails bursting into ti gold crowns and deep gold brocades.

How many shots does Ziegelstein fire?

120 shots over approximately 50 seconds, from 30mm tubes in a Z-firing pattern.

Is Ziegelstein a loud firework?

It carries a moderate 3/5 noise rating, relatively restrained given its scale, with spectacle taking priority over volume.

What safety distance does Ziegelstein require?

The specified safety distance is 25 metres, reflecting its Category F3 classification and 30mm tube size.

Is Ziegelstein a single-ignition firework?

Yes, it’s a compound cake, so the full 120-shot sequence runs from a single fuse once lit.

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