Paving Bricks
Paving bricks are always a hard brick in order to cope with wear and weather and tend to be thinner than a standard walling brick. What we call a Victorian Paviour (or pavior or paver) tends to be a mix of reds and oranges with some dark overtones, but there are, of course, many variations.
We also keep in stock a reproduction paviour with a smooth but slightly pitted surface which will weather down beautifully.
Stable bricks (also called Crossovers) are normally ‘Staffordshire blue’ (blue/purple/almost black) in colour with a surface that is commonly divided into two, four or eight squares, although occasionally a diamond pattern. Some Red Kiln, Wirecut and Engineering bricks can be used for paving, indeed we often get reclaimed batches in with an already worn and weathered surface.
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Victorian Paviours £2.95 each + vat
60mm Rustic Red Bricks as Paving £1.75 each + vat
Buff Paving Bricks £1.80 each + vat
Worn Stable Bricks (8-block) £1.85 each + vat
Grade B Crossover / Stable Bricks (2-cut) £1.65 each + vat
Reproduction Paviours Out of Stock
Wirecut Bricks as Paving £1.50 each + vat
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