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Reclaimed Handmade Farmhouse Imperial Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

Reclaimed Handmade Farmhouse | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

Reclaimed Midlands Wire Cut Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

Reclaimed Imperial Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

Reclaimed Imperial Blue Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£250 (250x1)

Reclaimed Weathered London | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£250 (250x1)

Blue Engineered Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£500 (250x2)

Reclaimed Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

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£237.50 (250x0.95)

Reclaimed Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

In stock

£250 (250x1)

Reclaimed Bricks | Pack of 250 | Free Delivery under 10 Miles from yard

In stock

£237.50 (250x0.95)

In stock

£237.50 (250x0.95)

Frequently asked questions

Are reclaimed bricks cheaper?

Reclaimed bricks can be cost-effective, especially for period restorations, but prices vary based on quality, quantity, and availability.

What is a reclaimed brick?

A reclaimed brick is a previously used brick that has been carefully salvaged, cleaned, and repurposed for new construction or decorative use.

Can old bricks be reused?

Absolutely. When properly cleaned and inspected, reclaimed bricks are safe and durable for reuse in both structural and decorative applications.

How do you clean salvaged bricks?

Use a hammer and bolster to remove mortar, followed by wire brushing or light acid washing if needed. Avoid harsh chemicals like vinegar, which can damage the surface.

What are the benefits of reclaimed bricks?

They offer environmental sustainability, timeless aesthetics, and superior durability compared to many modern alternatives.

Are reclaimed bricks safe?

Yes, when properly sourced and inspected, reclaimed bricks are safe and strong for both structural and decorative use. Always check for cracks or excessive wear before reuse.

Will vinegar damage bricks?

Yes, vinegar is acidic and can erode the surface of bricks or mortar over time. It’s better to use brick-safe cleaning solutions.

Do I need to seal reclaimed bricks?

Sealing is optional but recommended in high-moisture areas or for outdoor use to protect the brick and reduce staining.

What is salvaged brick?

Salvaged bricks are another name for reclaimed bricks — they’ve been recovered from demolition sites and prepped for reuse.

What is the process of reclaiming bricks?

Bricks are carefully removed from old structures, cleaned to remove mortar, sorted by type, and sometimes repointed before being sold for reuse.

How heavy is a reclaimed brick?

On average, a reclaimed brick weighs between 2.5 to 3 kg, depending on its type, density, and moisture content.

Can you use reclaimed bricks?

Definitely. Reclaimed bricks are ideal for restorations, garden walls, fireplaces, and new builds where character and sustainability are key.