How Are Facing Bricks Installed?

Facing bricks are installed using mortar, a mixture of sand, cement, and water. The bricks are laid in rows, with mortar applied between each row to hold them in place.

What Are The Benefits of Using Facing Bricks?

Facing bricks provide an attractive, weather-resistant exterior finish for buildings. They are also durable and require minimal maintenance, making them a cost-effective choice for many construction projects. Face bricks also offer a visually stunning aesthetic that can elevate the value of your home, immediately making it more attractive to prospective buyers.

What Are The Different Types of Facing Bricks?

There are many different types of facing bricks available, including smooth, textured, glazed, and patterned bricks. They are also available in a range of colours including weathered yellow facing bricks (an example of which is Forterra's Ashwell Yellow Multi brick), grey facing bricks, sterling red multi brick/aspen red multi brick. Red bricks offer your masonry build a modern look, yet if you're seeking something more vintage, cream or buff facing bricks give an inviting stone facade that exudes a rustic charm.

What Does LBC Mean On Bricks?

If you spot LBC on a brick this is a reference to London Brick Company. For more than a century and a half, the London Brick Company has been empowering UK builders with an impressive selection of superior-quality bricks. Nowadays their products can be found adorning structures throughout the country - in an array of styles, shades and colours.