Adelaide’s red brick since 1892
A short drive around the leafy suburbs of Adelaide, and you will know where these bricks get their name. South Australian clays, naturally rich in iron, are traditionally fired to a blend of orange-red to bright cherry. These smooth-faced bricks are the real deal. They are made using traditional methods that offer the tonal variation that is the Hallmark of hand-made, batch-fired bricks. They are hand-sorted for quality and hand-blended for colour.
Features:
- Versatile and Timeless
- Nature's Building Material
- Low Maintenance
- Peace and quiet
- Safe and Built to Last
- Exceptional Thermal Efficiency
Adelaide’s red brick since 1892
A short drive around the leafy suburbs of Adelaide, and you will know where these bricks get their name. South Australian clays, naturally rich in iron, are traditionally fired to a blend of orange-red to bright cherry. These smooth-faced bricks are the real deal. They are made using traditional methods that offer the tonal variation that is the Hallmark of hand-made, batch-fired bricks. They are hand-sorted for quality and hand-blended for colour.
Features:
- Versatile and Timeless
- Nature's Building Material
- Low Maintenance
- Peace and quiet
- Safe and Built to Last
- Exceptional Thermal Efficiency
Adelaide’s red brick since 1892
A short drive around the leafy suburbs of Adelaide, and you will know where these bricks get their name. South Australian clays, naturally rich in iron, are traditionally fired to a blend of orange-red to bright cherry. These smooth-faced bricks are the real deal. They are made using traditional methods that offer the tonal variation that is the Hallmark of hand-made, batch-fired bricks. They are hand-sorted for quality and hand-blended for colour.
Features:
- Versatile and Timeless
- Nature's Building Material
- Low Maintenance
- Peace and quiet
- Safe and Built to Last
- Exceptional Thermal Efficiency
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