Gault Stock
DurabilityF2
Crushing Strength10N/mm2
Water Absorption19%
Pack Size625
RangeCore RangeThe Gault Stock is a 65mm handmade buff brick that is inspired by bricks historically fired from Gault clay, a marine clay found predominantly across Cambridgeshire and east Anglia.
Gault Stock
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Find a TBS ContactWith its light colouring and traditional stock texture, the Gault Stock suits new-build residential developments, sympathetic extensions to listed or period properties especially across the Cambridge belt and Home Counties region of the UK where Gault clay is present. This brick also suits contemporary schemes where architects want clean, pale brickwork without a smooth finish. It is equally at home on front elevations, garden walls, and landscape features.
Brick Colour: Buff, Brick Type: Stock, Brick Durability: F2, Salt Rating: S2, Brick Size: 65mm, Manufactured to: BS EN 771-1.
• Residential developments.
• Commercial projects.
• Extensions and renovations.
Q: Is the Gault Stock suitable for external walls?
A: Yes. The Gault Stock brick carries an F2 durability rating, making it fully frost resistant and suitable for all external applications across the UK, including exposed locations. It is manufactured to BS EN 771-1 with an S2 soluble salt classification.
Q: What colour is the Gault Stock brick?
A: The Gault Stock features a light buff, cream-yellow tone that is inspired by Cambridge Gault clay tones.
Q: How many bricks come in a pack?
A: A standard pack of Gault Stock contains 625 bricks.
Q: Why is the brick called Gault Stock?
A: The brick is named after the famous Gault clay, that is a type of marine sedimentary clay that was deposited during the Cretaceous period, roughly 100–112 million years ago, when a shallow sea covered much of what is now south-east and east England. When fired this clay burns to a pale cream or light buff colour rather than the red/brown you get from iron-rich clays.
Q: Can I request a sample?
A: Yes, sample bricks and site reference panel boards are available on request. Use the sample form on this page or contact us directly.
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Brick Summary
F2 Frost Resistant.
Bricks Manufactured to BS EN771-1
Soluble Salt Classification: S2
Brick Samples available on request.
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