The Tudor Brick is shaped using a traditional Victorian method, producing a distinctive handmade texture with soft creasing and natural variation.
*Example panel above is in 50mm format.
Its colour range moves through rustic browns into deeper orange tones, creating a warm, time-aged appearance suited to both heritage restoration and characterful new build projects.
Crafted from natural brick earth and formed by hand, the Tudor brick reflects the irregularity and depth expected in traditional masonry, making it particularly effective for matching existing period brickwork and reinforcing regional architectural identity.
Images are for guidance only. Natural variation will occur.
Product Specification
Pack quantities may vary for bespoke sizes.
All packs are shrink wrapped and supplied on non returnable wooden pallets.
Manufactured in accordance with BS EN 772-1: 2011.
| Brick Type | Tudor |
| Dimensional Tolerance | T1 |
| Dimensional Range | R1 |
| Durability against Freeze/thaw | F2 |
| Active Soluble Salt Content | S2 |
| Typical Compressive Strength | 20n/mm² |
| Typical Water Absorption | 21% |
| Dimensions | Bricks Per Pack | Average Pack Weight |
| 215 x 102.5 x 65 mm | 516 | 1100kg |
| 225 x 107.5 x 67 mm | 516 | 1300kg |
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If you are unsure which bricks to choose, we’re here to help. Our team can guide you through the options to ensure you receive samples that are relevant, practical, and suited to your build. Please contact us to discuss further.
CASE STUDIES
Brick Projects
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Trinity College, Cambridge
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King Edward VII Estate, West Sussex
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Brick Wall
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Tudor brick?
A Tudor brick is a handmade brick produced using traditional methods, characterised by textured surfaces and a blend of warm brown and orange tones that replicate historic masonry.
Is the Tudor brick suitable for heritage projects?
Yes. Its natural variation, soft creasing, and traditional colour range make it well suited to conservation, restoration, and listed building work.
Can Tudor bricks be used for new builds?
They are frequently specified for high-quality new builds where a traditional appearance and regional authenticity are required.
Will the colour be consistent across batches?
As a handmade product, natural variation is part of the character.
Are bespoke sizes available?
Yes. Tudor bricks can be produced in alternative sizes to suit specific project requirements.