FAQ

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

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

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

Most recycled bricks could have some mortar or paint flecks on them, but this adds to the character and makes them unique.We also try to make sure each pallet of bricks contains full bricks that are ready for use.

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

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.

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.

No, if you require shipping, we recommend contacting Clifford Brisk & Tile Transport (03 5330 9000) or Forks2u (0488 012 012)

The full payment is required before the recycled bricks can be picked up.You can pay by cash, direct debit or credit card.

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

We would recommend using A Grade or Paving 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'.

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”.