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Thanks everyone for all your input. So we will be telling the builder to take it down tomorrow. The question is, would you allow him to put it back up with a better matching brick, if the bricklaying is as bad as it seems?

Would there ever be a case where a building inspector would stipulate their use?

Hi there, Not being in the trade, I’m not familiar with 7n dense solids, so just Googled them. The image does look similar to the grey blocks shown in the photo on the inside of the wall. If not can you please advise what these are? Appreciate all of the feedback i’ve received so far.

There is going to be a set of french windows going into the the wall to the right to replace that other mismatched brick work.

Ok now i’m really worried. Please can you elaborate. I honestly don’t know what i’m Looking at with regards to the terminology and recognising which parts of it are bad?

Looks like there will be 3 or 4 bricks above ground level.

We are currently having a kitchen extension rebuilt. We asked the builder to keep the old brick and reuse it. He said some couldn’t be used and skipped them, however showed us some common brick samples and said he would use these and the existing bricks to blend them in. We were happy with this...