Forterra Butterley Kimbolton Red Multi Brick - 65mm
Suits both contemporary and traditional build projects. Dimensional tolerance - T2, Dimensional ra...Suits both contemporary and traditional build projects. Dimensional tolerance - T2, Dimensional range - R1, Soluble salts - S2, Water absorption - 15%. Manufactured to BS EN 771-1. Can be recycled at the end of their use. High quality facing brick, wirecut/extruded. Dry weight - 2.2 kgs. Occasionally there can be a lead time on bricks from the manufacturer. If this is the case, we will let you know as soon as possible. Forterra Butterley Kimbolton Red Multi from Kirton is a high quality wirecut brick ideal for both contemporary and traditional build projects. The product measures 215 x 65 x 102.5mm (L x H x W). The indented textured brick comes with bevelled side edges, straight top and bottom edges. It is manufactured from clay, combining locally sourced raw materials with low energy and low waste processes and is recyclable. Please read our Bricks Returns Policy before ordering.
This guide is for builders and DIY enthusiasts using Forterra Butterley Kimbolton Red Multi Bricks. These high-quality wirecut bricks are ideal for both contemporary and traditional builds, offering durability and aesthetic appeal. Note that occasional lead times from the manufacturer may occur.
All features
Model Part Number
Butterley Kimbolton Red Multi
Brand
Forterra
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What are the dimensions of the brick?
The dimensions are 215 x 65 x 102.5mm (L x H x W).
Are these bricks suitable for load-bearing walls?
Yes, these bricks are suitable for load-bearing walls.
Are these bricks frost resistant?
The bricks are manufactured to BS EN 771-1 standards, which provides a level of frost resistance, but check local building regulations for specific requirements.
Can these bricks be recycled?
Yes, they are recyclable at the end of their use.
What is the water absorption rate?
The water absorption rate is 15%.
Where can I find the Bricks Returns Policy?
Please read the Bricks Returns Policy before ordering.
Troubleshooting
Bricks appear to have efflorescence (white salt deposits).
Clean the bricks with a diluted acid solution (follow the manufacturer's guidelines) and ensure proper ventilation to prevent moisture buildup.
Difficulty in cutting bricks.
Use a diamond-tipped blade on a brick saw and ensure the blade is sharp.
Uneven brick appearance or color variation.
Ensure proper mixing of the mortar and consistent application. Color variation is a natural characteristic of the brick.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High-quality construction ensures longevity.
Suitable for a wide range of architectural styles.
Environmentally friendly due to recyclability.
Precise dimensions for accurate construction.
Cons
Lead times from the manufacturer can occasionally occur.
Requires careful handling due to the textured finish.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the foundation is level and prepared according to building regulations.
Mortar: Use a suitable mortar mix for laying the bricks. Check mortar compatibility with the brick type.
Laying: Follow standard bricklaying techniques, maintaining proper spacing and alignment.
Cutting: Use appropriate tools (e.g., brick saw) for cutting bricks.
Care: Protect bricks during the construction phase from the elements. Regularly inspect the brickwork and repoint as necessary to maintain the structural integrity.