This tile offers a nice darker blend of roof tiles which can present a contrast to your building if using a lighter brick. Technical Data Roof Vertical Minimum roof pitch 35o 75o Headlap (minimum) 65mm 38mm Batten spacing at maximum gauge 100mm 114mm Size of  Read More

A unique brick giving the appearance of being reclaimed

The Tudor Multi is a solid orange/red handmade brick which is equally popular as a paver

Late Victorian/Edward fire place lovely looking original

Historically popular around North London this brick includes red and pink bricks blended with our Reclamation Yellows. The amount of each colour can be tailored to customer requirements.

A selection of lead we have in stock code 3,4,5 in various sizes.

An exclusive handmade brick which replicates the weathered appearance that the handmade bricks used in yesteryear in urban areas gain over time.

We have a bundle of new scaffold boards with the metal strap at each end. These boards are fantastic for raised beds, decking even flooring,

20×10 Spanish Slates fantastic quality A1 S1 T1 quality

A feature of grand houses in Southern England and the home counties from the early 17th and 18th centuries, this fine textured brick displays a soft orange shades.

Cedar timber planks 8″ wide up to 5 meters long.

Granite Sets/Cobbles random sixes 8″x4″ and 7″x4″ 4″x4″ These have been reclaimed from the streets of Liverpool and at least 100 years old.

Yellow Multi stocks have been used dating back to the early 19th century, these characteristic red and pink toned bricks were a signature building material throughout London and the south east of England.

A very Special set of balcony brackets that would make a fantastic pair of gate posts these stand 6ft high and we have 5 of them for sale. They came from Lords Cricket ground and originally held up a balcony.

An orange/red handmade brick with subtle weathering to give an instantly established look, these bricks were used extensively throughout rural buildings over the centuries throughout the shire counties.

A pair of stoneware garden ornaments.

Known as a Yellow London Stock’, these bricks have been extensively used in London and the surrounding counties since the 17th century. The bricks are a dark yellow colour and exhibit flashing and some black overburns as a result of how the bricks were fired  Read More

We have a pair of new gothic windows made to look old these would look fantastic hanging on a garden wall even with a mirror behind them.

An exclusive soft red handmade brick commonly known as a “Red Rubber”