Brick identification

[danoid]

Hello, I don’t suppose anyone knows what brick this is, and where I could buy 11 of them?

Front

Back

I’m hoping to add one layer to the top (garden wall), never layed a brick before, I’m hoping finding the existing brick is the hardest part.

Thanks

 

[noseall]

Hello, I don’t suppose anyone knows what brick this is, and where I could buy 11 of them?

Front

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Back
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I’m hoping to add one layer to the top (garden wall), never layed a brick before, I’m hoping finding the existing brick is the hardest part.

Thanks

Look at Ibstock or Wienerberger Rustics. Either red rustic or multi's etc. I think Ibstock do a 'Burntwood Red Rustic' similar.

Regardless, you'll have to trawl the builders ,merchants to see what they have in stock.

 

[stuart45]

Try the brick library at Brickhunter.

 

[danoid]

Look at Ibstock or Wienerberger Rustics. Either red rustic or multi's etc. I think Ibstock do a 'Burntwood Red Rustic' similar.

Regardless, you'll have to trawl the builders ,merchants to see what they have in stock.

I just searched for them and they don’t seem to have the indent lines on either side.

I do wish bricks had a stamp on some with the make and model, mine has numbers but all different like 14808, 99, 103 so meaningless from what I can tell

 

[noseall]

Try the brick library at Brickhunter.

Identifying a brick is one thing - finding a merchants that will stock them is another. The best way is leg work.

 

[noseall]

I just searched for them and they don’t seem to have the indent lines on either side.

See my post above.