Top Recycled Solid Clay Bricks In Melbourne, VIC

Types Of Solid Clay Bricks We Offer

We recover the recycled solid bricks from the old demolished buildings and make them reusable for the entire Victoria community. Here are the types of solid clay bricks we offer–

Recycled Solid Clay Bricks in Melbourne, VIC : We salvage them from various demolition sites or remnants of buildings. We clean them minutely and with great care and deliver them as they are. There is great demand for sustainable and restoration project buildings.

Mixed solid bricks: This old solid brick type is called ‘mixed’ because its construction includes a combination of several materials. It not only uses traditional clay as a raw material.

Used solid bricks: This category of recycled bricks had previously been used in a structure. Now, after we salvaged them, they are being reused for other renovation projects.

Second-hand mixed bricks: These are reclaimed bricks we collect from various demolition sites. They are constructed with a mix of clay, fly ash and concrete. Their construction process made all these products solid together. This is why such solid bricks are called second-hand mixed. They may be mixed in terms of material composition, condition, colour, age, size or shape.

Solid Building Bricks: This is a fully solid recycled solid brick variety. It includes no perforations or any large cavities; hence, it is purely solid. 75% of its volume remains intact.

Old solid bricks: Old solid bricks in Melbourne, VIC, have been made and used in the past. We reclaim such bricks from several historic buildings. These bricks also do not contain any perforations. They are usually made from clay. Maybe some old bricks have some concrete variants as well.

Applications of Our Recycled Solid Bricks

• Due to their structural integrity, solid building bricks in Melbourne, VIC, are used to construct load-bearing walls
• They make a good choice for interior cladding or partition walls
• Recycled, reclaimed bricks are used to maintain aesthetic integrity
• As they offer a rustic and natural look, they have common uses in landscaping
• They are frequently used in making BBQs, pathways, retaining walls, and garden edging
• Being eco-friendly, they make an exclusive part of various sustainable projects like green buildings