Ibstock Cottage Mixture Brown Brick – Pack Of 500

Introduce a touch of classic charm to your build with the Ibstock Cottage Mixture Brown Facing Brick. Ideal for those working on a renovation of a country cottage and wishing to retain its authentic, traditional style, this 10mm x 215mm x 65mm sandfaced stock brick features an elegant and subtle mix of red, brown and dark grey tones.

With a compressive strength of 30N/mm² plus an F2 and S2 rating, this brick is suitable for all standard building situations and degrees of exposure to rain and frost.

Features & Benefits: Ibstock Cottage Mixture Brown Brick – Pack of 500

• An authentic cottage-style brick featuring a sandfaced finish and a charming blend of browns, reds, and greys
• A general-purpose clay brick that will suit a range of construction projects, including extensions, building façades, renovations and walls
• Traditional frogged stock brick
• Has a compressive strength of 30N/mm²
• Low active soluble salt content (S2)
• Will withstand various degrees of exposure and is resistant to frost

Standards & Certification

• Frost Resistance Rating: F2
• Active Soluble Salt Rating: S2

Please note:

• While great care is taken to deliver these items, damage to some bricks may occur during transit. It is therefore advised that you allow for some wastage by ordering between 5% and 10% more than you require. This will mean that even if some breakages do occur, your project should not be delayed.
• Orders of 4 packs or fewer are delivered on a tail lift lorry and offloaded using a manual pump truck for kerbside delivery. Please note that to unload and move bricks around on a pump truck, a flat concrete road surface is required. These lorries cannot be unloaded whilst on a slope, and the pump truck cannot be used on grass, soft road surfaces or gravel roads.
• Orders of 5 packs or more are delivered on a crane off-load vehicle unless the delivery address is particularly difficult to access. Please note that crane offload delivery cannot be guaranteed to Cornwall and Scotland and depends on hauliers’ availability. If a crane-mounted lorry is not available for a longer period, another vehicle type will be organised. If a crane lorry is necessary, it can be potentially sourced from elsewhere, but this will incur additional transport costs and cause delays in the delivery.