A brick is a building material used to make walls, pavements and other elements in masonry construction. Bricks have been produced on a large scale in China ever since the Western Zhou dynasty 3,000 years ago. Bricks are composed of clay-bearing soil, in a rectangular unit and laid with mortar for buildings.
We reclaim old clay bricks from demolished factories, mills, schools and houses which are 30 to 80 years old. Salvaged bricks were inconsistently handmade in the past, so the dimensions may vary slightly from piece to piece, tolerance ± 5mm. Many years of weathering gives them the mellow and restful look, so attractive if used for a pub wall or garden features.
Gray brick size 240x110x50mm
One single piece of gray reclaimed brick which stands vertically.
Some bricks may have white limestone mortar stain which adds an antiqued effect.
380 pieces of gray bricks are packed within an 1-ton crate
1-ton packaging is always the right choice.
Red brick size 240x110x50mm
Bricks reclaimed from old demolished buildings
Some bricks may have white limestone mortar stain which adds an antiqued effect.
Red reclaimed bricks inventory
Red reclaimed bricks packed into the crate
1-ton crate can load 380 pieces of reclaimed bricks
1-ton packaging is a well-balanced choice
White bricks size 240x110x50mm
White bricks size 240x110x50mm
Yellow refractory brick size 230x115x65mm
Yellow refractory fire bricks reclaimed from demolished buildings.
We have regular inventory of reclaimed yellow refractory fire bricks.
300 pcs of bricks in an 1-ton crate is the right choice for most customers.
480 pcs of bricks in a 1.6-ton crate is less expensive than the usual 300 pcs/crate.
1.6-ton crates are loaded onto a lorry for the container yard.
1.6-ton crates loaded into the 20' container at the dock.
A thin reclaimed brick tile (sliced veneer) is sliced from a complete reclaimed brick to make it light weight. Available cuttings are: top/bottom cut, face cut, middle cut, and 'face & side cut' for corners.
Gray color big half cut brick, top/bottom cut, size 240x110x22mm
Gray color big half cut bricks, top/bottom cut, size 240x110x22mm
Gray color small half cut bricks, size 240x52x50mm
Gray color small half cut bricks
Gray color small half cut bricks in a crate
White color small half cut bricks, size 240x52x50mm
Yellow refractory brick, top/bottom cut, size 230x115x20mm.
Gray brick, face cut (outside piece), size 240x50x22mm
Gray brick face cut pieces gallery
Warehouse for sliced brick storage
Boxed face cut thin gray brick
Red brick, face cut (outside piece), size 240x50x22mm
Red brick face cut pieces gallery
Red brick face cut pieces gallery
Carton box for red brick face cut pieces
Red brick face cut pieces loaded in container
Yellow refractory brick, face cut (outside piece), size 230x65x20mm
Gray brick, middle cut (inside piece), size 240x50x22mm
A middle-cut grey brick pieces application
Red brick, middle cut (inside piece), size 240x50x22mm
A middle-cut red brick pieces application
Yellow refractory brick, middle cut (inside piece), size 230x65x20mm
Gray brick, face and side cut corner, size (240+110)x50x22mm
Our inventory of gray brick face and side cut corners
Red brick, face and side cut corner, size (240+110)x50x22mmm
Red brick cut corners packed in a carton box, 1 l.m. (linear meter) per box
Yellow refractory brick, face and side cut corner, size (230+115)x65x22mmm
Square cubes are cut from reclaimed brick and glued on mesh back for easy installation. Complete sheet size is 54x43cm. The regular packing is by carton boxes, 3 sheets/box, 24 boxes/crate. For refractory ones, it's 5 sheets/box, 21 boxes/crate.
Gray brick cubes (size 10x10x2cm) on mesh
Red brick cubes (size 10x10x2cm) on mesh
White brick cubes (size 10x10x2cm) on mesh
Yellow refractory brick cubes (size 10x10x1.8cm - middle cut) on mesh
A standard carton box packing for brick cubes on mesh, 3 sheets/box
Gray brick cubes on mesh sample
Red brick cubes on mesh sample
These are actually rectangle face-cut brick pieces that are glued in herringbone or chevron pattern on a mesh.
1 sheet of red color bricks mounted on mesh in herringbone pattern
1 sheet of white color bricks mounted on mesh in herringbone pattern
2 sheets of gray color bricks mounted on mesh in herringbone pattern
2 sheet of red color bricks mounted on mesh in herringbone pattern
2 sheet of white color bricks mounted on mesh in herringbone pattern
Fired bricks are burned in a kiln which makes them durable. Modern, fired, clay bricks are formed in one of three processes – soft mud, dry press, or extruded. Depending on the country, either the extruded or soft mud method is the most common, since they are the most economical.
Normally, a fired brick contains the following ingredients:
A paving application using red brick cube tiles on mesh
Paving with small half cut gray bricks
This is a modern design using gray color thin brick - face cut (outside), a well balanced mix of old and new.
These Chinese classical style courtyard brick-walls are built with round door ways which forms a natural frame for the landscape and gives a sense of deepness.
This is The Soong Ancestral Home
located at Wenchang, Hainan Province. It was Mr. Soong's birth place in 1861. Houses were built in traditional gray color bricks.
Reclaimed thin bricks are used on a facade of a stationary shop selling traditional Chinese brush, ink and art paper.
This is a replica of an old printing press using red color reclaimed bricks for the facade.
A paving work done by reclaimed yellow refractory bricks