Ibstock Aldridge Anglian Buff Multi Rustic Facing Brick - 73mm
The Ibstock Aldridge Anglian Buff Multi Rustic is a rusticated wirecut brick made from clay, offer...The Ibstock Aldridge Anglian Buff Multi Rustic is a rusticated wirecut brick made from clay, offering excellent thermal mass and low conductivity for acoustic insulation. Clay bricks are known for their long service life, reusability, and durability, with this particular brick having an F2 rating. Its 73mm height makes it suitable for matching older brickwork and it is quick and easy to lay. This brick provides high strength and low water absorption. Please note that due to natural variations in materials and production, the colour and appearance may differ slightly from the images. We recommend allowing for wastage in your order quantities. For delivery, all bricks are shipped on a pallet via a standard network service to the kerbside. The site must have hard, flat ground with clear, unobstructed access for tail lift and pallet truck unloading. Deliveries cannot be made over obstacles or to the rear of a property. Special offloading options like Hi-ab, crane, or handball are available upon request and may incur additional costs. Failed delivery charges may apply if site access is restricted or the wrong delivery method is selected, though we will attempt to contact you first to resolve any issues. Split deliveries are not guaranteed and will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
This guide is for builders, contractors, and homeowners looking to understand and effectively use the Ibstock Aldridge Anglian Buff Multi Rustic Facing Brick. This brick offers excellent thermal mass, acoustic insulation, and is known for its durability and long service life. Keep in mind that due to natural variations in materials, the color and appearance may differ slightly from the images.
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FAQs
What is the F2 rating?
The F2 rating indicates a good level of durability for the brick.
Are these bricks suitable for load-bearing walls?
Yes, these bricks offer high strength and are suitable for load-bearing walls when laid correctly.
How do I calculate how many bricks I need?
Factor in the dimensions of the area to be covered and consider a wastage rate of around 5-10% to account for cuts and breaks.
Can I return unused bricks?
Check with your supplier regarding their return policy. Usually, returns are subject to certain conditions and may incur restocking fees.
What kind of mortar should I use?
Use a mortar suitable for clay bricks. Consult local building codes for recommendations.
What are the delivery conditions?
Bricks are delivered on a pallet via a standard network service to the kerbside. The site must have hard, flat ground with clear, unobstructed access for tail lift and pallet truck unloading.
What if my site has restricted access?
Contact the supplier in advance to arrange for special offloading options like Hi-ab, crane, or handball. These may incur additional costs.
Troubleshooting
Color variation not as expected.
Accept that there will be some variation due to the nature of the material. Consider mixing bricks from different pallets during laying to blend the colors.
Delivery issues.
Ensure the site meets the delivery requirements. Contact the supplier in advance to discuss any potential access issues or special offloading needs.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting material.
Provides good thermal insulation.
Offers effective acoustic properties.
Easy to lay, saving time on construction.
Suitable for matching older brickwork.
Environmentally friendly due to reusability
Cons
Color and appearance may vary slightly.
Requires professional installation for best results.
Delivery restrictions apply due to kerbside service.
Wastage should be accounted for when ordering.
Split deliveries not guaranteed.
Special offloading options may incur extra costs
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the foundation is level and properly prepared according to building codes.
Mortar: Use a mortar suitable for clay bricks.
Laying: Follow standard bricklaying techniques.
Compatibility: Compatible with various building materials.
Care: Regular cleaning may be required to maintain appearance. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Storage: Bricks should be stored on a flat, stable surface.
Delivery: Ensure the site has hard, flat ground with clear access for offloading. Arrange for special offloading options if required.