Quality REcycled Bricks
Our story
Recycled bricks are dynamic and can be utilised for contemporary/ urban builds, renovations and historical builds. Traditionally, recycled bricks have been used in historical builds or refurbs, but have now become a staple building material for the builds of today and the future. And so they should be, why send beautiful and quality bricks to landfill when they can become the feature of modern building.
Recycled bricks are the building material of the future, laying the ground-work for the construction and home design industries to opt for a more planet-friendly alternative. With more and more homeowners and builders opting for salvaged bricks, fewer bricks end up in landfill.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Brick recycling is now apart of the circular economy. Demolishers and builders would often send perfectly good bricks to landfill, however with some tender love and care, they can be cleaned and re-used in to new construction projects, becoming a feature of new buildings all over the country.
Our bricks are sourced locally, cleaned and brought back to life ready for you to use.
Our products are lovingly recycled. What some refer to as chipped, cracked, have variations and imperfections, we like to refer to as character and key features of the brick. So please note, these are not newly manufactured bricks. That’s what makes them so wonderful.
Sustainability
Saves natural resources — Recycling bricks reduces the need to extract new clay and shale, which are used to make new bricks. This helps to conserve natural resources and reduce the environmental impact of brick production.
Reduces energy use — Manufacturing new bricks requires a lot of energy, including firing the bricks in kilns at high temperatures. Recycling bricks conserves energy because the bricks have already been fired and do not need to be re-fired.
Reduces greenhouse gas emissions — The production of bricks is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, primarily due to the energy used in the firing process. Recycling bricks reduces the overall greenhouse gas emissions associated with brick production.
Reduces waste — Recycling bricks helps divert waste from landfills, reducing the environmental impact of waste disposal. It also reduces the emissions associated with transport to landfill.
Saves money — Recycling bricks can be a cost-effective alternative to buying new bricks, particularly if the bricks are in good condition and can be reused as-is or with minimal processing.
Preserves history — Recycling old bricks can help to preserve the history and character of a building or community.
