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Reasons to Shop Concrete Masonry Units, Breeze Blocks at Reclaimed Brick Company
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Order Concrete Masonry Units Online
Ordering Concrete Masonry Units, (Breeze Blocks) online has never been easier. Browse our extensive collection of high-quality new & reclaimed bricks, perfect for any project.
Simply select your desired products, add them to your cart, and proceed to checkout.
Enjoy the convenience of nationwide delivery and the option to request samples before you buy.
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Trusted by 20,000+ Customers
Reclaimed Brick Company is your go-to source for high-quality Concrete Masonry Units, Breeze Blocks.
Our commitment to excellence and sustainability has earned us a loyal community of builders, landscapers, and homeowners.
Join them in transforming your projects with the timeless charm and durability of our reclaimed bricks.
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Nationwide Delivery
Enjoy the convenience of our nationwide delivery service.
No matter where you are in the UK, we ensure your reclaimed bricks arrive safely and promptly.
From single pallets to full truckloads, our reliable delivery network covers all your needs. Transform your projects with ease, knowing your materials will be delivered right to your doorstep.
Concrete Masonry Units, Breeze Blocks
At the Reclaimed Brick Company, our Concrete Masonry Units and Breeze Blocks are integral to a variety of building projects.
These versatile materials are perfect for constructing durable foundations, robust walls, and intricate architectural elements.
Whether you're working on a residential build or a commercial development, our collection of CMUs and Breeze Blocks provides the strength and reliability needed to ensure the success of your project.
Concrete Masonry Units, Breeze Blocks, Building Projects
At the Reclaimed Brick Company, our Concrete Masonry Units and Breeze Blocks are essential building materials for a wide range of projects.
Whether you're constructing durable foundations, sturdy walls, or intricate architectural details, our blocks provide the versatility and strength needed for modern construction.
Explore our collection to find the perfect materials that will ensure the longevity and beauty of your next building project.
FAQ – Blocks Collection
Building Blocks
What are construction blocks and how do they differ from bricks?
What are construction blocks and how do they differ from bricks?
Construction blocks are larger masonry units, typically made from concrete or dense aggregate, designed for speed of build and structural strength. Unlike smaller bricks, blocks cover more area per unit, reduce mortar joints, and often provide better thermal or sound insulation.
What types of blocks can I choose from?
What types of blocks can I choose from?
Common options include:
- Solid concrete blocks for general structural work
- Hollow or cellular blocks for reduced weight and improved insulation
- Lightweight aerated blocks for thermal efficiency
- Decorative or split-face blocks for exposed walls and feature designs
Are blocks suitable for load-bearing walls?
Are blocks suitable for load-bearing walls?
Yes. Many concrete and aggregate block types are rated for load-bearing use. Always check the specific block’s compressive strength and building regulations for your project to ensure compliance and safety.
Can I render or plaster over blocks?
Can I render or plaster over blocks?
Absolutely. Blocks are often finished with render, plaster, or cladding to improve weather resistance and aesthetics. Applying a suitable breathable render system helps protect the blockwork and gives a crisp, uniform finish.
Do blocks offer any insulation or acoustic benefits?
Do blocks offer any insulation or acoustic benefits?
Certain block types—such as aerated or cavity blocks—provide enhanced thermal insulation and sound reduction compared to standard bricks. Selecting the right block profile can help reduce heating costs and improve acoustic comfort in both internal and external walls.
What considerations are there when laying blocks?
What considerations are there when laying blocks?
Key points include:
- Using a correctly mixed mortar (typically 1:4 cement:sand)
- Maintaining level courses with a spirit level or laser guide
- Incorporating damp-proof courses and wall ties where required
- Allowing adequate curing time before applying finishes