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News Release from: Ibstock Brick | Subject: Ibstock Tradesman
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 31 March 2005
Enter the Ibstock Tradesman
The new Ibstock Tradesman range of bricks has been introduced with the smaller builder in mind.
Ibstock's new Tradesman range of bricks has been introduced with the smaller builder in mind Carefully designed to replace one of the most popular post war bricks with a high performance and durable alternative, it is ideal for RMI work at a competitive price
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 9 Jul 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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To meet growing sector demands whilst minimising labour costs, Ibstock's new Intelligent Brickwork range include a variety of innovative pre-assembled products and design accessories.
Tradesman offers a wide range of colour variations, with excellent colour consistency and a range of surface finishes for matching up existing brickwork, and is ideal for all situations including boundary walls and wall capping.
The six bricks include Tradesman Light (grey buff) and the Tradesman Cheviot (pale orange-pink).
The four variations of red multi colours include the Tradesman Heather, the textured Tradesman Sandfaced, the Tradesman Rustic with a subtle herringbone imprint and the Tradesman Textured with a random 'orange peel' surface appearance.
In addition, the Rustic and Heather are available in 73mm format, for matching older bricks.
All the Tradesman bricks are classed as FL durable (F2S2 under BS EN771-1, the new standard for bricks) and have low water absorption and soluble salts level.
Good suction rates and high strength mean that they are specifically designed to be easy to lay, with minimal wastage.
Tradesman delivers excellent value for money, and is immediately available through local merchants, to help plan projects with confidence.
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