Frequently Asked Questions

There are many questions we frequently get asked about our recycled bricks or services, here are the most common ones.

How many bricks do I need?

It depends on what you plan to use the recycled bricks for, here are some examples:
• Building a wall or fence, roughly 48 bricks per square metre
• Building a garden path or patio area, roughly 40 bricks per square metre

How many bricks are on a pallet?

As standard there are 500 recycled bricks on a pallet, with the exception been speciality bricks.

Are the recycled bricks cleaned and ready to be used?

Yes, all our recycled bricks have been cleaned to a high standard by our specialist brick cleaners, then packed on to pallets with 500 bricks.

What condition are the Recycled Bricks in?

Most recycled bricks may have some mortar or paint flecks on them, but this adds to their character and makes them unique. We also ensure that each pallet contains full bricks that are ready for use.

Do recycled bricks come in different colours and shades?

Yes, recycled bricks often vary in tone, ranging from lighter creams to deep reds, giving your project a unique and character-filled finish.

Are recycled bricks suitable for both indoor and outdoor projects?

Absolutely. Recycled bricks are versatile and can be used for internal feature walls, fireplaces, and also for outdoor landscaping, paving, and structural work.

What can I use Recycled Red Bricks for?

The most common uses are:
• Building (structural walls, retaining walls)
• Paving
• Landscaping or Garden edging
• BBQ’s
• Pizza Ovens
• Feature Walls

What recycled bricks do you recommend for a driveway?

We would recommend using A Grade or Paving Grade recycled bricks.

Can recycled bricks be used for landscaping projects?

Yes, recycled bricks are a popular choice for garden edging, pathways, and outdoor entertaining areas.

Are recycled bricks suitable for building retaining walls?

Definitely. Their strength and durability make them ideal for small to medium retaining walls.

Do recycled bricks work well for feature walls or fireplaces?

Yes, they add warmth, charm, and a rustic feel to indoor features such as fireplaces and accent walls.

Can I mix different types of recycled bricks in one project?

Of course. Many clients combine different colours and styles to achieve a unique, textured look.

Can we see the bricks before purchasing?

Yes, you are welcome to come to our yard which is open 8am to 3pm weekdays, but please call us first on 0467 234 018

Can we pick them up?

Yes, you are welcome to come pick them up from our yard but take in to account that each brick on average weighs 4kg, with a pallet of 500 bricks weighing around 2 to 2.5 tonnes.The weight of a pallet exceeds the capabilities of most trailers or utes.

Is delivery included when I purchase bricks?

No, delivery/transport is not included and it will be calculated as a separate cost, which is calculated on the quantity required and where they are delivered to.

How do we pay for the recycled bricks?

For house builds (larger orders) we require a 10% deposit to secure your order- balance payable 1 week prior to your order being delivered onsite.

Do you require a deposit to secure an order?

Yes a deposit of 10% of invoice amount is required upon your order to secure your bricks.
*For orders of 2000 bricks (4Pallets) and above.

How do we classify our “A Grade” Recycled Bricks?

An “A Grade“ recycled brick is generally used for paving and will have four good corners from a “top’ face.
When paving you are placing the brick face down on the ground.
This is called a bricks “top face“.
Think of a paved driveway and looking down at the brick on the footpath on the brick when looking at the brick ‘side on’.

How do we classify our “B Grade” Recycled Bricks?

A “B Grade“ bricks are used to build retaining walls, garden edging, bbq’s etc.
You will have 4 good corners from a “side face“.
When building you are placing the bricks on top of each other seeing the bricks “side face’, this is called the bricks “side face”.

What’s the difference between face bricks and commons?

Face bricks are selected for their consistent appearance and finish, while commons are typically used for structural or hidden work.

Do you offer specialty or rare types of recycled bricks?

Yes, we sometimes source handmade, clinker, or unique vintage bricks depending on availability.

Are handmade bricks classified differently from machine-made ones?

Handmade bricks are usually more irregular and textured, making them distinct from the smoother, uniform finish of machine-made bricks.

How do I know which brick grade is right for my project?

Our team can guide you based on your project’s requirements—whether you need high visual appeal, structural strength, or a rustic look.

Our A Grade recycled red brick have been reclaimed from only the highest quality of used bricks from trusted demolition companies around Victoria, then hand cleaned to the highest standard before been stacked on pallets.

A Grade recycled red brick tend to have a rustic and varied finish to them, making them ideal for building feature walls.

All recycled red bricks can have chips, blemishes, and residual lime mortar; irrespective of the type of brick purchased.

Being recycled bricks, we cannot determine the age or how many times a certain brick has been used. This means that certain types of bricks are more suitable for projects than others. The number of bricks in a pallet that is unusable will depend on the type of bricks and what they will be used for. Because of this, we always recommend allowing for additional bricks when placing an order.

Please Note: minimum order quantity is 1 pallet (500 bricks).

How do we classify our “A Grade“ Recycled Bricks?
An “A Grade“ recycled brick has more consistency in the colour of the brick on the pallet, this allows for an overall end result of colour consistency with minimal variation in the red colour of the bricks.

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