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Harlow Gold Facing Brick

Name: Harlow Gold Facing Brick
Brand: Marshalls Bricks & Masonry
SKU: 4Hh7PAGzDeTT4MR5VBBetz

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Marshalls Bricks & Masonry

Concrete facing brick.

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Application

Eminently suitable for use below dpc in foundations, boundary walls and externally above ground level up to sulphate resistance class DS2, regardless of the severity of exposure.

Description

Harlow gold offers rich golden tones with subtle flecking to the creased face of the brick.

Features and benefits:

Manufactured and tested in accordance with BS EN 771-3: 2011+A1 2015: Specification for Masonry Units: Aggregate Concrete Masonry Units.
Reaction to fire: Euroclass A1.
Frost resistant.
Vibro-compacted pressed concrete.
Green guide A+.

General information

Color	Gold
Finish	Creased
Material	Concrete
Shape	Rectangle
Length	215 mm
Width	100 mm
Height	65 mm

Uniclass	Pr_20_93_52_02 Aggregate concrete bricksPrimary
CAWS	F10/5 Facing brickwork F10/215 Concrete facing brickwork

Specification data - Aggregate concrete bricks

Standard	To BS EN 771-3.
Brick description	Facing brick.
Compressive strength	-
Mean value	>22.5 MPa. Guidance for specification option: Air dry.
Freeze/ thaw resistance	Frost-resistant.
Thermal conductivity	1.11 W/mK. Guidance for specification option: 1.24 W/mK (@3%); 1.33 W/mK (@5%). Manufacturer guidance Dry.
Work sizes (length x width x height)	215 x 100 x 65 mm.
Density	-
Gross dry density	1920 kg/m³.
Reaction to fire	Class A1 to BS EN 13501-1.
Water vapour permeability	To EN 1745, 5/15 μ.

Bond strength	To EN 998-2, 0.15 N/mm².
Dimensional stability	<0.6 mm/m.
Moisture movement	<0.45 mm/m.
Colour	Gold.

Sustainability data

Contains Red List materials	No
Country of material origin	United Kingdom
Country of product manufacture	United Kingdom
Embodied carbon A1-A3 (production stage) as defined in BS EN 15804	0.34 kg CO₂ eq/unit Self declared
Recyclability	Recyclable at end of lifecycle Manufacturer guidance Concrete Bricks are 100% recyclable and are suitable for use as crushed aggregates.