Anglesey Weathered Buff - Clay Facing Brick
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Soft mud moulded stock brick in buff multi colour with creased appearance.
Application
Suitable for external use.
Description
Created using an automated process where the clay is placed into moulds by a machine. Stock bricks tend to have softer, more varied edges.
Features and benefits:
- Stock as known as soft mud brick.
- Automated process where clay is laid into moulds by a machine.
- Creased appearance.
- Softer, more varied edges.
- Indent at the top of the brick known as a 'frog'.
- Sized inline with BS EN 771-1.
General information
Color | Beige Cream Manufacturer guidanceBuff Multi. |
Finish | Creased |
Material | Clay |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | 215 mm |
Width | 102.5 mm |
Height | 65 mm |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | F10/5 Facing brickwork F10/110 Clay facing brickwork |
Specification data - Clay bricks
Standard | To BS EN 771-1. |
Brick description | Facing brick. |
Appearance | Creased. |
Work size (length x width x height) | 215 x 102.5 x 65 mm. |
Tolerances | |
Mean value | T1. |
Range | R1. |
Compressive strength | |
Mean compressive strength (minimum) | ≥25 N/mm². |
Category | I. |
Durability designation | F2. |
Density | |
Gross dry | 1550 kg/m³. |
Tolerance | D1. |
Water absorption | ≤17 %. |
Configuration | Frogged. |
Thermal conductivity | P=90% 0.69 W/m⋅K.Guidance for specification option: 10,dry,unit value (EN 1745 tabulated: S1) |
Water vapour permeability | Manufacturer guidanceRefer to EN 1745. |
Bond strength | Manufacturer guidanceRefer to EN 1052-3. |
Reaction to fire | Class A1 to BS EN 13501-1. |
Active soluble salts | S2. |
Quantity | 628. Guidance for specification option: Pack quantity. |
Dry weight | 2.2 kg. Manufacturer guidanceIndividual Dry Brick Weight (kg). |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of material origin | Belgium |
Country of product manufacture | Belgium |
Material | Clay |
Literature
Anglesey Weathered Buff Data Sheet
Case studies
Bedwas Mental Health Facility, South Wales