London Yellow Handmade Imperial Stock 68mm Bricks (Pack of 324)
£389.00 inc. VAT
(£1.20/brick)
172 in stock
| 1-3 | 4-6 | 7-10 | 11+ |
| £389.00 | £379.00 | £374.00 | £369.00 |
Order by 3pm for delivery on this date. £20 per pallet
Order by 3pm for delivery on this date. Subject to postcode
Available for £60
Please note as these are handmade bricks there is a chance some sizes will not be exactly 68mm and therefore please allow for a variation of + or – 10% in size.
| Height | 68mm |
|---|---|
| Width: | 105mm |
| Length: | 228mm |
Our London Yellow Handmade Imperial Stock 68mm Bricks are a great choice for matching properties across London and the South East of England. London Yellow Handmade Imperial Stock 68mm Bricks are one our most popular bricks and are perfect for building walls as well as garden projects.
These yellow handmade bricks are used as a main form of building material and are still very much in evidence in properties across London and the South East of England. Colours do vary slightly from weathered and darker colours to some much brighter shades known as canary yellows.
There is also the chance that you will find flecks of ash which discolour the bricks due to the ash in the clay turning black when fired.
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Order by 3pm for delivery on this date. £20 per pallet
Order by 3pm for delivery on this date. Subject to postcode
Available for £60
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Our London Yellow Handmade Imperial Stock 68mm Bricks are a great choice for matching properties across London and the South East of England. London Yellow Handmade Imperial Stock 68mm Bricks are one our most popular bricks and are perfect for building walls as well as garden projects.
These yellow handmade bricks are used as a main form of building material and are still very much in evidence in properties across London and the South East of England. Colours do vary slightly from weathered and darker colours to some much brighter shades known as canary yellows.
There is also the chance that you will find flecks of ash which discolour the bricks due to the ash in the clay turning black when fired.