Why Brick?

For any number of reasons, including sustainability, durability, thermal comfort and the many design possibilities it opens up, face brick should top the consideration list of building materials for your project. Few other building materials tick quite as many boxes.

Sustainability

Brick's unsurpassed life cycle, exceptional energy efficiency, natural materials, minimal waste and countless possibilities for recycling or 'down-cycling' are just some of the reasons that contribute to brick being a highly sustainable material. More

Thermal Comfort

The Australian Greenhouse Office defines thermal mass in the following way. "Thermal Mass is the ability of a material to absorb heat energy. A lot of heat energy is required to change the temperature of high density materials like concrete, bricks and tiles. They are therefore said to have high thermal mass. Lightweight materials such as timber have low thermal mass. Appropriate use of thermal mass throughout your home can make a big difference to comfort and heating and cooling bills. More

Design

Brick has long been a popular choice with architects and building designers because it blends easily with existing buildings while offering endless sculptural capabilities as well as intricate detailing. More

Durability

Brick is permanent. Once it's built it remains weatherproof and age proof. Brick doesn't get tired like man-made materials, so it requires virtually no upkeep or repairs. Bricks don't rust or erode, rot or decay, bend, twist or warp. Brick is a great protector - against the extremes of the Australian climate - heat and cold. More

The 3 Little Pigs

Once upon a time in a land not too far away, there lived three little pigs... More

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