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RED RUBBERS BRICKS

Soft Reds/Red Rubbers are original imperial bricks. Found all over England, produced at various brickworks up & down the country. They are still very much in demand.

RECLAIMED SOFT REDS / RED RUBBERS

Are sought after for decorative, conservation and restoration use and for additions where the new build will mirror the original. Often used for face work and feature work i.e. above & around windows & doorways. Not suitable for paving.
Our Soft Reds/Red Rubbers are professionally hand sorted, cleaned and graded by our own team, then consistently packed from outside in on pallets ready for re-use.

CHECK OTHER TYPES OF OUR RECLAIMED BRICKS

YELLOW STOCK BRICKS

GAUNTS BRICKS

Reclaimed bricks are bricks that are rescued from old buildings and cleaned up. Their edges are typically worn and irregular and they may have remnants of mortar due to their original use. Good quality reclaimed bricks only require 2 workable sides, 1 bond and 1 stretch.

CALCULATING BRICKS

One aspect of brickwork which often causes confusion is estimating how many bricks or blocks will be required for a planned wall – you don’t want to run out before you finish but you also don’t want a pallet load of material left unused when you have finished. Making these estimates is fairly straightforward using just a few figures.

HALF BRICK WALL

A half brick wide wall requires 60 bricks per square metre.

So the first stage is just to measure the height and length (including any piers) of the wall in metres, multiply them together to give the area in square metres, and then multiply this by 60.

So the total number of bricks for the wall is:

wall height (metres) x wall length (metres) x 60 = number of bricks

ONE BRICK WALL

A one brick wide wall requires 120 bricks per square metre.

So the first stage is just to measure the height and length of the wall in metres, multiply them together to give the area in square metres, and then multiply this by 120.

So the total number of bricks for the wall is:

wall height (metres) x wall length (metres) x 120 = number of bricks

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