
Brick Ceiling
A stable traditional brick ceiling that insulates the inside from the outside, and doubles as a floor for higher levels.
Details
- Category
- Structure
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Base
- Recipe
- 1 ingredient
Engram
How you unlock it
- Required level
- 35
- Engram points
- 15
- How to unlock
- Manual
Maps
Found on 1 map
Video guides: search YouTube for Brick Ceiling guides
How to craft Brick Ceiling (Primitive Plus)
Brick Ceiling (Primitive Plus) is crafted from 1 ingredient. The engram unlocks at level 35, costs 15 engram points, takes 4 seconds, gives 8 XP.
Ingredients
For one craft
Brick Ceiling — Detailed Guide
Primitive Plus masonry overhead
Made from
Fresh Cement (Primitive Plus), the Brick Ceiling is one of the Primitive Plus building pieces in ARK: Survival Evolved. In the game's words it is "A stable traditional brick ceiling that insulates the inside from the outside, and doubles as a floor for higher levels." The ARK Wiki adds that it keeps out snow and rain, and that it serves as the floor of a multistory building.
Cost and crafting
The engram costs 15 engram points, and our records put it at level 35. A ceiling needs 4 Fresh Cement (Primitive Plus), takes 4 seconds to craft and gives 8 XP. Each one weighs 4, and 100 fit in a stack, for a full-stack weight of 400.
What can damage it
The game treats it as a stone structure, and the ARK Wiki lists the attacks that can still damage it, often with a damage percentage. Among them:
- metal weapons at 5% and the
Tek Sword at about 218% - explosives at 150%, the
Cannon at about 137% and the
Ballista Turret at 40% - the
Dunkleosteus at 15%, the
Therizinosaur with its headbutt only (about 2%), plus the
Deathworm,
Magmasaur and
Roll Rat - Alpha Creatures and bosses at 10%, and the
DodoRex and
Dodo Wyvern at 300% - the
Titanosaur and the
Defense Unit at about 462% - the
Giganotosaurus at 15%, the
Tek Rifle at about 50% and the
Rock Elemental, a group the wiki says can damage stone but not auto turrets
Keep it away from door frames
Its hit box is slightly thick, which pushes players upward and can make them collide with door frames. The wiki's advice is to keep the Brick Ceiling clear of door frames, whether it serves as a floor or as a ceiling.