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#08 Clay Brick – in a class all its own

The track record of clay brick construction in providing sustainable superior quality infrastructure - schools, clinics and houses - is evident in

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#08 Clay Brick – in a class all its own

#07 The Lasting Legacy of Clay Brick

The Lasting Legacy of Clay Brick

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#07 The Lasting Legacy of Clay Brick

#04 Clay bricks: The sustainable way to live and build

Clay Brick is 100% natural, and can be recycled after the useful life of the building

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#04 Clay bricks: The sustainable way to live and build

Hampton Court, built in 1529 is one of the Stately Homes of England, and a palace of Henry VIII. In the late medieval period, bricks were brought from the Low Countries to East Anglia. They were luxury items, and not everyone could afford them. While bricks are the defining feature of Tudor houses, those who were not rich enough had to use plaster

500 years is the average brick lifespan

Research undertaken by Adrian Bown from Leeds Metropolitan University of 860 homes found that brick structures can have a lifespan of 500 years or more. This research focussed on traditional low-...view more

Clay Brick - the greenest walling material

Brick may not be the first thing that springs to mind when we talk about green building. But there are qualities that bricks possess that make them one of the greenest walling materials around....view more

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The Lasting Legacy of Clay Brick