Forterra Accrington Langwith Red Rustic Brick buy hire

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Everything you need to know about Forterra Accrington Langwith Red Rustic Brick

Overview

This clay facing brick features a red, rusticated finish and a standard 65mm height, suitable for a range of masonry tasks. Manufactured for use in external walling, it offers a textured surface that supports projects aiming to match traditional or period property aesthetics.

Tradespeople commonly select this brick for domestic new builds, extensions, and renovation works. Its standard dimensions make it straightforward to integrate with other brick types, while the robust structure is well-suited to loadbearing walls and decorative detailing throughout residential sites.

Minimum quantity is 1000 units

 

General Specification
BrandForterra
Brick TypeFacing Bricks
ColourRed
Compressive Strength75
DurabilityF2
GTIN/EAN (Barcode)5057595000590
Height (thickness or depth)65mm
Length215mm
MaterialClay
Pack Quantity504
Product RangeBricks & Blocks
Soluble SaltsS2
Supplier SKUU0000668
TextureRusticated
Width102.5mm
Weight2.5kg
Key Features
  • Manufactured from clay for consistent colour and strength, supporting both structural and decorative brickwork

  • Rusticated texture provides a traditional, characterful appearance ideal for matching existing period properties

  • 65mm height allows straightforward integration with standard UK brick courses and accessories

  • Compressive strength of 75N/mm² supports use in load-bearing walls and structural applications

  • 215mm length x 102.5mm width ensures compatibility with common wall designs and module calculations

  • Red colouring is well-suited to a range of architectural styles and regional preferences