Carlton Moorland Sandfaced Brick 65mm (504)

Moorland Sandfaced Facing Brick

The Moorland Sandfaced facing brick is a high-quality wirecut clay brick featuring a distinctive red multi appearance with a lightly textured sandfaced finish. Designed to complement both traditional and contemporary architecture, this facing brick is suitable for a wide range of residential and commercial building projects.

Manufactured to recognised UK and European masonry standards, these durable clay facing bricks offer excellent strength, frost resistance and long-term weather performance. Their blended red tones and subtle texture provide a timeless finish suited to extensions, new builds, garden walls and renovation projects.

Key Features

• Brick size: 215 x 102.5 x 65mm
• Red multi clay facing brick
• Wirecut sandfaced texture
• Suitable for traditional and modern builds
• High compressive strength of 40N/mm²
• F2 frost resistance rating
• Low water absorption of 10% or less
• Suitable for external masonry applications
• Manufactured to BS EN 771-1 standards

Applications

Moorland Sandfaced bricks are suitable for a wide range of external masonry projects including house building, extensions, boundary walls, feature brickwork and commercial developments. Their versatile red multi colouring makes them suitable for blending with existing brickwork as well as contemporary design schemes.

Technical Performance

These clay facing bricks offer excellent durability and performance characteristics, including an F2 freeze/thaw resistance rating and S2 active soluble salts classification. Their compressive strength of 40N/mm² makes them suitable for demanding external applications and exposed environments.

Appearance & Texture

The sandfaced finish provides a lightly textured surface with natural tonal variation throughout the brick face. As with all clay products, colour variation may occur between production batches, adding to the natural character and appearance of the finished brickwork.

Installation Guidance

For best visual results, bricks should be blended from multiple packs during installation to maintain an even colour distribution across the finished wall. All masonry work should be carried out in accordance with current British Standards and good building practice.