A unique brick giving the appearance of being reclaimed

A high quality orange / red brick that was historically used in period properties such as barns and farmhouses throughout the Shire counties.

Cheshire Reclaim a new brick very popular throughout the North of England since the 19th century, this brick has a rough rustic appearance with shades of orange/red and browns.

3 inch Reclamation Elizabethan handmade

This Brick undergoes a special ageing and weathering process to offer a characterful

reclamation finish which makes it ideal alterative to reclaimed bricks

when new bricks are needed

Georgian handmade bricks were extensively used in towns and rural areas throughout the late 17th and early 18th centuries displaying a colour spectrum ranging from plum to oranges and soft reds

A genuine handmade 3 inch high quality red brick with a lightly weathered appearance and a relatively smooth finish

Just like our handmade Soft Reds, these attractive facing bricks undergo an ageing process to give them an identical appearance to genuine reclaimed bricks of the Georgian era.

A soft orange bricks with shades of reds and burns,

A solid reclamation style Wirecut brick

Which is very popular across Cheshire the Midlands and North, offering an ideal high quality alternative

to reclaimed bricks

An ideal replacement for reclaimed handmade bricks salvaged from the demolition of old farm buildings, this reclamation brick is characterised by red/orange shades weathered with soot and grime with additional traces of lime mortar.

A Wirecut bricks a hard brick ideal for walls and paths came from a demolition site in Oxford

A banded Wirecut brick which displays a naturally weathered finish, ideal for matching existing brickwork

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 Reclaimed wire cut brick that came from a demolition site from Henley on Thames

A Weathered version of the Red Waterstruck this brick is ideal for matching up to existing brickwork

which has naturally weathered over time

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.

A nice looking wire cut mixed colours of reds, oranges, and plum, reclaimed from a demolition site from Reading,

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

A reclaimed brick from a demolition site in Oxford with shades of yellows, Pinks, and Oranges.

A wire cut brick is a strong brick where the clay is continually extruded to a required size and shape and is then cut using a wire

(A bit like cutting cheese with a cheese wire) these came from a demolition site in West London.

This characterful Soft Red is fired at a higher temperature to produce a slightly dark brick with burns

Reclaimed Soft Red Bricks

We have 1000,s of reclaimed soft reds in stock.

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