Class B engineering bricks are often used in construction due to their high compressive strength and water resistance, making them ideal for a wide range of structural projects. Their density enables them to withstand significant pressure and heavy loads, which is why they are often used in foundations, retaining walls, areas subject to heavy traffic and harsh environmental conditions.

Engineering bricks are specified for their physical properties rather than their appearance, therefore when aesthetic performance is required, facing bricks should be used.

In addition to their functional benefits, Class B red engineering bricks have a smooth, uniform surface that makes them aesthetically suitable for visible exterior applications. Whether for structural integrity or decorative purposes, their combination of strength, weather resistance, and appearance makes them a popular choice for engineers and builders looking for a reliable material that performs well under tough conditions.

For best results, it is important to follow proper site practices and workmanship when using these bricks to ensure optimal performance and durability.

You can do this by following this guide.

Key Features

• Red in colour
• Smooth finish
• Water Absorption <=10 % (EN 771-1)
• Thermal Conductivity 0.79 w/mk
• Extruded Wirecut
• Wienerberger Sandown