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Brick Tiles - Market Trends and Growing Popularity
In recent years, brick tiles have surged in popularity in both residential and commercial markets, becoming a go-to solution for achieving masonry looks. Several trends and factors contribute to this...
Luke Clarke |
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Everything You Need to Know About Brick Slips
What Are Brick Slips? Brick slips are thin slices of brick, typically around 15–30mm thick, that replicate the look of a full brick wall but are much lighter and easier...
Luke Clarke |
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The Rise of Brick Slips: Revolutionising Interior and Exterior Design
In the world of construction and interior design, few materials hold as much historical significance as brick. Known for its durability, versatility, and timeless appeal, brick has been a staple...
Luke Clarke |
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The Embodied Carbon Advantages of Reclaimed Bricks
Sustainable construction is more important now than ever, not only to look after our environment but also to conserve resources and promote long term profits by reducing waste. It is...
Luke Clarke |
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How Reclaimed Bricks Help Reduce the Carbon Footprint of construction Projects
As the construction industry seeks to reduce its environmental impact, sustainability has become an all important focus. As most builders know, traditional brick manufacturing is an energy-intensive process that significantly...
Luke Clarke |
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Reclaimed Paving Stone - Reclaimed Pavers vs. New
Choosing the Perfect Pavers: Reclaimed vs. New – Which is Right for Your Project? Paving plays a crucial role in shaping outdoor spaces, whether for garden paths, driveways, patios, or...
Chris Bourne |
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New Red & Grey Stacker Pavers
Introducing Our New Stacker Pavers: Red & Grey Options for Your Next Project At The Reclaimed Brick Company, we're always striving to offer the best in quality, sustainability, and aesthetic...
Chris Bourne |
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Scoria Bricks: Industrial Heritage and Modern Potential
Industrial Heritage & Modern Potential of Scoria Bricks: When we think of reclaimed bricks, we often picture the warm reds of traditional handmade bricks or the weathered tones of reclaimed Yorkstone...
Chris Bourne |
