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Identifying a modern brick
tired_dad
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Hi,
a few years ago an extension was built. Builder left a pallet with a few layers of unused bricks.
im planning some garden walling and wanted to match to house brickwork.
is there any way of identifying a modern brick? These are red and solid with no holes. There is no writing on them. They feel heavy for normal bricks.
advice welcome.
a few years ago an extension was built. Builder left a pallet with a few layers of unused bricks.
im planning some garden walling and wanted to match to house brickwork.
is there any way of identifying a modern brick? These are red and solid with no holes. There is no writing on them. They feel heavy for normal bricks.
advice welcome.
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If you don't know, then it's not something exotic. Take a brick to local building suppliers.
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Could be an engineering brick.0
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if the bricks are all even and square edges, it would be a modern brick.0
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A picture might help?tired_dad said:Hi,
a few years ago an extension was built. Builder left a pallet with a few layers of unused bricks.
im planning some garden walling and wanted to match to house brickwork.
is there any way of identifying a modern brick? These are red and solid with no holes. There is no writing on them. They feel heavy for normal bricks.
advice welcome.
The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon0 -
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Good builders' merchants have brick libraries.Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.0
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