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New literature from Baggeridge Brick

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Sep 12, 2005

New A5 size point of sales leaflet detailing comprehensive information on bricks and pavers produced from Baggeridge's Rudgwick factory is now available for merchants.

A new A5 size point of sales leaflet detailing comprehensive information on bricks and pavers produced from Baggeridge's Rudgwick factory is now available for merchants.

Highlighting the complete range available from the Rudgwick plant including the new Imperial brick collection, available in red and yellow and produced to meet the demands of the buoyant refurbishment market, the brochure reflects the exceptional quality of products manufactured by Baggeridge.

Stunning photography is featured throughout - bricks and pavers are shown in situ which helps demonstrate the depth of texture and colour.

Merchants will also notice that Baggeridge, having listened to customers have simplified the terminology used to describe these products.

Mike Lippett, national sales manager for merchants comments: "Increasing demand for bricks and pavers from Rudgwick has driven the need for investment at this plant".

"Whilst many traditional clamp fired factories have closed down, our improved firing techniques now enables us to offer eight key brick products including three Yellow stocks, three Red Multi stocks and two Sea Sands and paver stocks has also been increased, information on which can be found in our new literature".

Bricks produced at Baggeridge's Rudgwick factory are clamp fired and manufactured using the same methods favoured by brick makers for generations.

The traditional clamp-firing process produces a product with warmth, depth of colour and natural character which mimics brickwork of the past.

Alongside their attractive, traditional appearance, Rudgwick products offer exceptional performance benefits, providing high strength and virtually nil efflorescence, which are key criteria in brick selection.

As a result, they are successfully sold into high quality housing and commercial projects, particularly in the South of England.