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Specifiers Guide
Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Contents
Acheson & Glover Brick Collection
2
The Heritage Collection (made to order product)
4
The Lanyon Collection
8
The Oakland Collection
12
The Stately Collection
16
Brick Specials
18
Complementary Products
24
Cornerstone & Keystone
25
Brick & Paving Centres
26
Website
27
Product Information
28
Technical Information
31
The Environment
34
Good Site Practice
35
How to Specify
36
Product Portfolio
37
Heritage Brick, Blanchardstown Antique
All products are manufactured from natural materials and although we strive to provide consistency of colour, variation may occur in the manufacturing process. It is for this reason that we
recommend that products are selected from at least three bales, within each delivery. This will eliminate 'banding'.
As these products contain cement they may suffer from the temporary phenomenon of efflorescence. This is a natural phenomenon and is in no way detrimental to their performance characteristics
and is common in all good quality products with a high cement content. Time should be given for all products to weather in. The best action is to ‘let nature take its course’.
All information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of going to print. We recommend that you contact our sales staff for further information at the design stage of your project
for the most up to date information. Acheson & Glover reserves the right to discontinue products if necessary.
The colours shown in this literature are as accurate as the printing process will allow. Whilst every effort is made to match colours and represent textures, we recommend that colours
and textures are chosen from actual samples of the products.
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Heritage Brick, Blackstaff
Acheson & Glover
Brick
Brick by brick, piece by piece, Acheson & Glover is helping to build a brighter future. Not just by using
advanced manufacturing processes and natural materials, but by creating products that blend in with their
surroundings rather than intruding upon them. So whether you’re a specifier, housebuilder/developer or
contractor you can be sure that what you create today will still be enjoyed tomorrow.
turneverydayspaces
intoextraordinaryplaces
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Project
Portfolio
Introduction
Acheson & Glover supply a wide range of sought
after quality products to the construction industry
Nationwide. Acheson & Glover Brick offers an
extensive choice of finishes and colours that lets
specifiers and contractors create projects with true
visual impact.
A comprehensive selection of special shapes are
available for detailing purposes, together with
guidance and assistance during the design stage
and an on-site advisory service.
Acheson & Glover Brick
The unique appearance of Acheson & Glover Brick is
due to the specialised brick manufacturing techniques
and kiln curing combined with advances in technology.
A wide range of hand crafted specials can also be
produced by knowledgeable production operatives.
The quality of Acheson & Glover products is not just
a result of regular testing to ensure that only the
right grading and class of material is used, it is also
because we source aggregates from our own quarries
located at Fivemiletown, Belcoo and Pomeroy.
&
impressive
Heritage Brick, Fergustie Mixture, Detail, Ligoniel Brindle
Oakland Brick, Glenvale Smooth/Country Cream Smooth
stylish buildings
Oakland Brick, Olde Cottage
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As a service to clients, our Technical Consultants
provide expertise and offer creative advice on design
usage and economies of scale. The team are constantly
developing new colours and textures to satisfy the
needs of customers.
Talk to local, national or multinational companies
about Acheson & Glover Brick and the answer will
be the same. Their designers have used the extensive
range to add visual impact to impressive, stylish
buildings and would happily specify them again.
It is no surprise when the highest level of quality
control ensures that the integrity of any design is
satisfied today and far into the future. Yet, even
though the following selection of successful schemes
shows the truth of the endorsements, Acheson &
Glover are constantly developing new colours and
textures to satisfy ever more demanding needs.
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
Heritage Brick, Edenvale
Oakland Brick, Richmond
Acheson & Glover
Heritage Brick, Blackstaff
Brick collection
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HeritageCollection
Heritage Brick, Fergustie Mixture
Hand-finished, endlessly appealing and available in
a variety of rich shades, the Heritage Collection has
built a market-leading reputation based upon
quality, tradition and attention to detail. The
inspiration for those seeking the very highest
standards, style, texture and colour combine to
meet the needs of the most discerning developers,
contractors and designers.
Made to order product (mininum quantities required).
Blanchardstown Antique
Fergustie Mixture
Bradbury Multi
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
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Olde Belfast
Rathgar Blend
Derrymore Burnished
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Heritage Brick, Bradbury Multi
Heritage Brick is attractive,
with natural good looks
and has a timeless quality.
Acheson & Glover Mortar has been
recommended to complement each brick
colour, in addition standard Lime Sand
Mortar is also available. We recommend that
samples are obtained prior to construction.
Heritage Brick, Blanchardstown Antique
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
HeritageCollection
Edenvale Buff
Recommended Mortar: Ernestone Y110 Mix with
white cement/Tan Y22/Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Heritage Brick, Fergustie Mixture
Blackstaff
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3/Ernestone Y110
style
&
tradition
quality
Olde Belvedere
Oldpark Autumn
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
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Cedarwood Buff
Heritage Brick, Oldpark Autumn
Recommended Mortar: Ernestone Y110 Mix with
white cement/Tan Y22
Haypark
Ligoniel Brindle
Annadale Cotswold
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Woodvale Slate
Heritage Brick, Fergustie Mixture
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
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Lanyon
Collection
Lanyon Brick, Elmwood
Think handcrafted quality. Think timeless style. Think
charm and warmth. This is Lanyon the ‘reclaimed look’
from Acheson & Glover. A combination of modern
manufacturing excellence and rich, natural colours
makes it the ideal solution when you want to add
aesthetic appeal to unrivalled performance.
Abbeydene
Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Clifton
Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Elmwood
Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
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The Custom House, Belfast (1857)
Oranmore
Mortar: Charcoal Y15
reclaimed look of
Lanyon
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Lanyon
Collection
Lanyon’s Re-claimed Beauty
The exclusive Lanyon ‘reclaimed look’ was
created to add a handcrafted appeal to buildings
and complement older brickwork. Offering
dramatic contrasts of colour, they are also
remarkably affordable. Whether chosen for
appearance or performance, no other collection
offers the same creative freedom, and the same
timeless elegance.
Westbury
Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Lyndhurst
Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Acheson & Glover Mortar has been recommended
to complement each brick colour, in addition
standard Lime Sand Mortar is also available.
However, we recommend that samples are obtained
prior to construction.
Helpful Hint
To achieve a traditional ‘reclaimed look’
use Ernestone Mortar Y110 which simulates
a lime putty mortar used centuries ago.
Lanyon Brick, Elmwood
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Lanyon Brick, Elmwood
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
handcrafted
appeal
Hampton
Mortar: Charcoal Y15
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
Clarendon
Mortar: Charcoal Y4
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Oakland
Collection
Oakland Brick, Glenvale Smooth / Country Cream Smooth
Forget one colour, one finish, one style. Think
contemporary or traditional, modern or avant-garde
and the Oakland range of brick can make it all
possible. Shades of red, russet and brown blend with
buff, cream and yellow to provide a palette versatile
enough for the most demanding taste. Smooth,
textured or old-world finishes add character as well
as style.
Cottage Red
*Country Cream
Richmond
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Yellow Y35
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
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Olde Russett
Olde Forge
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Oakland Brick, Olde Cottage
colour
&style
Acheson & Glover Mortar has been recommended to
complement each brick colour, in addition standard
Lime Sand Mortar is also available. However, we
recommend that samples are obtained prior to
construction.
* Brick is also available in smooth finish
Olde Sunset
Olde Cottage
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime
Sand Mortar
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y15
Olde Harvest
Recommended Mortar: Y3 Charcoal
Oakland Brick, Cottage Red
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Oakland
Collection
*Silver Grey
*Scrabo
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
Oakland Brick, Olde Cottage
Harvest Gold
Recommended Mortar: Tan Y22
Helpful Hint
ideal for
urban living
Brick for a one-off house should be
delivered over a short period to avoid
colour variations.
* Brick is also available in smooth finish
Oakland Brick, Olde Cottage, Cornerstone, Sandstone Textured
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*Glenvale
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
*Laganvale
Oakland Brick, Cottage Red
Recommended Mortar: Standard Lime Sand Mortar
*Dark Brown
*Basalt
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Oakland Brick, Richmond
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Stately
Collection
Stately Brick Launch
Choose from two distinct finishes, a bright glazed
appearance or a deep coral finish. Both are available in
a selection of nine innovative multi-colour blends.
The finish, the colour and the crisp sharp edges
emphasise the contemporary appeal, allowing more
scope for modern, eye-catching designs.
Barkley Manor
Charlemont Manor
Chestnut Manor
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Recommended Mortar: Standard Mortar
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Tuscany Manor
Beechwood Manor
Cherried Flame
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y15
Recommended Mortar: Dark Brown Y83
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Harvest Flame
Osbourne Flame
Copper Flame
Recommended Mortar: Standard Mortar
Recommended Mortar: Charcoal Y3
Recommended Mortar: Standard Mortar
colour
palette
Stately Brick Launch
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Brick specials can also be produced by our craftsmen to order, in a variety of shapes to provide interesting
design features which will enhance your project. Please contact your nearest Acheson & Glover Sales
Office or any member of our sales team for further details regarding brick specials or any other aspect of
bricks or mortar.
Brick
Specials
Bullnose External Return on Edge
Single Bullnose
B
(Left or Right Hand)
BS 4729:1990
(Left or Right Hand) BS 4729:1990
R
A
C
B
A
R
LH
C
LH
A
B
BN 1.2
C
R
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
51
BN 10.2 215
BN 10.4 215
65
215
102
102
51
51
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
Double Bullnose
BS 4729:1990
B
R
External Return to Double Bullnose on Edge
Stop End to Double Bullnose on Edge
BS 4729:1990
BS 4729:1990
R
C
R
A
C
RR
B
A
BN 2.2
A
B
R
C
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
51
BN 19.2 215
BN 19.4 215
215
215
102
65
51
51
BN 15.4 215
215
102
51
Single Bullnose Stop
On Edge
On Flat
Double Bullnose Stop
(Left or Right Hand)
B
BS 4729:1990
D
Single Bullnose Header on Flat
BS 4729:1990
R
R
D
A
C
C
BS 4729:1990
B
R
A
B
R
A
C
RH
A
B
C
D
R
A
B
C
D
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
BN 3.2
215
102
65
25
51
215
102
65
25
51
215
102
65
51
KEY:
Heritage Collection
Lanyon Collection
BN 4.2
Oakland Collection & Stately Collection
BN 5.2
Not Available in the Oakland Olde Range
* Not a B.S. Special
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Single Bullnose Stretcher on Flat
Single Bullnose Internal Return, Stretcher Faced
Single Bullnose Internal Return, Header Faced
BS 4729:1990
(Left or Right Hand)
(Left or Right Hand)
B
BS 4729:1990
C
B
BS 4729:1990
R
R
R R
R
B
A
C
A
A
C
RH
BN 6.2
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
51
215
102
65
51
215
102
65
51
BN 7.2
Bullnose Internal Return on Flat
BS 4729:1990
R
BN 8.2
Bullnose External Return on Flat
C
(Left or Right Hand)
Bullnose Mitre
C
R
(Left or Right Hand)
R
BS 4729:1990
A
B
A
C
(Left or Right Hand)
R
BS 4729:1990
R
B
R
B
LH
BN 9.2
RH
LH
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
51
BN 11.2 215
BN 11.4 215
102
215
65
65
51
51
BN 12.2 215
102
65
51
C
BS 4729:1990
R
R
B
Bullnose Double Stretcher on Flat
BS 4729:1990
C
A
R
R
A
B
A
B
C
R
A
B
C
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
BN 13.2 215
102
65
51
BN 14.2 215
102
65
51
A
LH
mm
Bullnose Double Header on Flat
R
Heritage Brick, Blackstaff
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Brick
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Brick
Specials
Squint
External Angle (Dogleg)
(Left or Right Hand)
90˚
BS 4729:1990
C
BS 4729:1990
α
A
B
Universal Joint Brick
B
(Left or Right Hand)
C
A
B
(Left and Right Hand)
BS 4729:1990
C
B
R
D
D C
R
D
DA
A
LH
AN 1.1
AN 1.2
AN 1.3
RH
A
B
C
D
α
A
B
C
D
α
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
164
164
164
102
102
102
65
65
65
51
51
51
˚
215
215
215
102
102
102
65
65
65
102
102
102
˚
30˚
45˚
60˚
AN 2.4
AN 2.5
AN 2.6
30˚
45˚
60˚
LH
*
UJ 1
A
B
C
D
R
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
102
54
Internal Angle (Dogleg)
(Left or Right Hand)
A
α
BS 4729:1990
C
B
D
LH
AN 3.1
AN 3.2
AN 3.3
A
B
C
D
mm
mm
mm
mm
164
164
164
102
102
102
65
65
65
51
51
51
α
˚
30˚
45˚
60˚
complete your
specification
Heritage Brick, Bradbury Multi
KEY:
Heritage Collection
Lanyon Collection
Oakland Collection & Stately Collection
Not Available in the Oakland Olde Range
* Not a B.S. Special
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Heritage Brick, Bradbury Multi
Single Cant
Single Cant External Return
E
(Left or Right Hand)
B
BS 4729:1971
Plinth Stop or Cant Stop
BS 4729:1990
E
E
(Left or Right Hand)
E
BS 4729:1990
D
B
D
F
C
A
C
A
A
C
D
B
RH
AN 5.2
RH
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
F
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
60
173
215
102
215
60
173
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
159
173
46
60
Double Cant
E
B
BS 4729:1990
AN 7.2
Double Cant External Return
E
with Internal Mitre
PL 1.1
PL 1.2
Double Cant Stop End
E
BS 4729:1990
E
F
D
A
C
B
AN 6.2
*
DC 6
C
C
D
D
B
A
A
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
F
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
102
65
60
131
215
215
102
60
131
215
215
102
60
131
173
355
102
65
60
271
AN 14.2
AN 12.2
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Brick
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Brick
Specials
Plinth Header
E
BS 4729:1990
C
D
A
B
PL 2.1
PL 2.2
Heritage Brick, Blanchardstown Antique
Plinth Stretcher
Plinth External Return
E
BS 4729:1990
D
C
B
C
D
E
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
159
173
Plinth Internal Return (Long)
F
E
(Left or Right Hand)
A
mm
BS 4729:1990
A
B
C
F
BS 4729:1971
D
B
E
(Left or Right Hand)
C
B
A
A
D
LH
PL 3.1
PL 3.2
*
P3
A
B
C
D
E
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
B
C
D
E
F
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
46
60
PL 7.1
PL 7.2
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
159
173
46
60
PL 4.1
PL 4.2
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
46
60
169
155
215
140
65
23
100
P7
*
215
140
65
23
173
100
P4
215
140
65
23
100
115
E
Plinth Internal Return (Short)
(Left or Right Hand)
C
BS 4729:1990
D
D
C
B
E
LH
LH
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
B
C
D
E
F
α
A
B
C
D
E
F
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
215
102
102
65
65
9
23
159
173
46
60
215
140
65
23
173
100
PL 8.7
PL 8.8
PL 8.9
PL 8.10
PL 8.11
PL 8.12
215
215
215
215
215
215
102
102
102
102
102
102
65
65
65
65
65
65
9
23
9
23
9
23
102
102
102
102
102
102
46
60
46
60
46
60
˚
PL 6.1
PL 6.2
PL 6.3
PL 6.4
PL 6.5
PL 6.6
164
164
164
164
164
164
102
102
102
102
102
102
65
65
65
65
65
65
9
23
9
23
9
23
51
51
51
51
51
51
46
60
46
60
46
60
*
215
140 65
*
215
140 65
P8
KEY:
E
B
A
LH
*
D
α
BS 4729:1990
C
A
α
P5
A
F
(Left or Right Hand)
F
BS 4729:1990
B
*
Plinth Internal Angle
Plinth External Angle
F
(Left or Right Hand)
PL 5.1
PL 5.2
LH
Heritage Collection
Lanyon Collection
30˚
30˚
45˚
45˚
60˚
60˚
23 102 100 45˚
Oakland Collection & Stately Collection
P6
Not Available in the Oakland Olde Range
α
˚
30˚
30˚
45˚
45˚
60˚
60˚
23 102 100 45˚
* Not a B.S. Special
23
Sill Type 2
Half Round Coping
Sill Type 3
C
C
E
BS 4729:1990
E
F
F
B
B
B
D
A
D
A
C
A
SL 2
*
A
B
C
D
E
F
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
140
65
65
53
20
SL 3
*
Saddleback Coping
Arch Bricks
BS 4729:1990
BS 4729:1990
D1
D2
A
B
C
D
E
F
A
B
C
D1
D2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
215
65
65
53
20
CP 1.1
305
153
65
13
15
CP 1.1
300
125
65
13
15
Soldier Return
A
B
B
E
D
C
A
C
A
A
CP 2.1
A
B
C
D1
D2
E
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
305
153
65
13
15
50
Stop End
AR 1
AR 2
B
D
B
C
Designed to suit individual requirements
Designed to suit individual requirements
Keystone Brick
C
A
C
B
A
B
D
BD 4.3
A
B
C
A
B
C
D
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
215
215
102
250
290
102
170
KB 1
SD 1.1
SD 1.2
A
B
C
mm
mm
mm
215
65
65
215
102
102
Lanyon Brick, Elmwood
C
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Complementary
Products
Lime Sand Mortars
Acheson & Glover manufactures a range of coloured
lime sand mortars. These products are manufactured
to the highest standards and are available in a wide
range of colours designed to blend or compliment
your chosen Acheson & Glover Brick.
Recently there has been a resurgence in the use
of Lime Sand Mortar as people recognise the
benefits of its use from practical applications
and the technical notes published within the
construction press.
Mortar colour is a critical consideration, and should
be carefully matched to the Acheson & Glover Brick
colour or existing mortar in the case of
refurbishment and extensions. Be aware of the
impact of mortar colour, and take care when
choosing matching, contrasting or neutral colours.
The effect of mortar colours, which accounts for
up to 17% of an area of brickwork, cannot be
over-emphasised.
Once mortar colour has been agreed, give
consideration to the type of mortar joint. The
choice can have an effect on appearance, and it is
important to match existing joint type on
extensions.
This range of coloured mortars has the
following qualities:
• Consistency in all elements of mortar lime,
sand and colour; as a result of quality
controlled production.
• Correct lime content to ensure increased
resistance to water penetration.
• Lime Sand Mortar encourages the self-healing
of hair line cracks.
• Good water retention capabilities resulting
in minimised efflorescence and no unsightly
brick marking.
Prior to delivery an appropriate area should be
prepared before tipping the mortar to prevent
contamination and wastage. On delivery Lime
Sand Mortar should be smoothed over with the
rear of a shovel to provide a skin to prevent
lumping and then covered. Lime Sand Mortar will
deteriorate after a period of time, so it is
recommended that it used within two months of
delivery. Rain action on these mortars can
produce concentrations of free lime which result in
subsequent staining of the brickwork.
A sample service is available together with good
working practice information to ensure that you
get a quality project as the finished result.
See the ‘How to Specify’ Section on Page 36.
Mortar Colour Palette
Mortar Joint Finishes
Inside Face
Outside Face
Flush
White (Y100)
Yellow (Medium Y12)
Light Maroon Brown
(Medium Y10)
Ernestone (Y110)
Terracotta (Medium Y25)
Tan (Medium Y22)
Charcoal (Medium Y3)
Light Brown (Medium Y7)
Pole
Weather Struck
Every attempt has been
made to ensure colour
accuracy, however we
do recommend obtaining
samples of the products.
Recessed
Lilac (Medium Y81)
Tooled mortar joints are more resistant to rain
penetration than non-tooled joints.
Lilac Brown (Medium Y86)
Dark Brown (Medium Y83)
The mortar colours shown above are also available in a light and dark shade, with the exception of
White and Ernestone.
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Cornerstone
& Keystone
25 mm
25 mm
215mm
If you want to enhance your project, why not take advantage of
Cornerstone? Bevelled both horizontally and vertically, the units are
available in sandstone and limestone colour and have the option of
a smooth or textured finish.
215mm
Cornerstone
25 mm
25 mm
465mm
125mm
240mm
125mm
Cornerstone
Keystone
Cornerstone and Keystone
The Keystone detail is the perfect choice for complementing Cornerstone
and is available in the same variety of colours and finishes.
180mm
100mm Thick
150mm
Keystone
125mm Thick
+ 25mm
Chamfer
128mm
100mm Thick
120mm
150mm
215mm
290mm
128mm
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Brick
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Brick & Paving
Centres
Acheson & Glover has a number of Brick and
Paving Centres throughout Ireland. Whatever your
project, be it education, commercial, retail or
housing, our Brick and Paving Centres have been
designed with you in mind.
On display you’ll find a wide variety of beautifully
crafted products in a range of colours, textures and
finishes including:
advice
&
assistance
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Anchor Retaining Walls
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Flags - TerraPave® Natural Aggregate Flags
Classic Flags
Tactile Flags
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Paving - TerraPave® Country Cobble
TerraPave® Boulevard
TerraPave® Rectangular
TerraPave® Permeable Paving System
Granite
Cornerstone and Keystone
Novabrik - Mortarless Brick System
Alphacrete® Masonry Blocks / Decoblock®
Coloured Lime Sand Mortar
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product development, the Acheson & Glover website provides
you with everything you need at your fingertips.
Up-to-date project profiles can be viewed via the web site.
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Brick
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Product
Information
Chimney on Outside Wall
Design and detailing to prevent moisture
crossing the cavity are of paramount
importance. The following recommendations
are intended to prevent moisture crossing to
the inner leaf of the wall.
d.p.c. at front apron level
Chimney Stack at Ridge
a Use the correct designation of mortar as
recommended in BS 5628-3: 2001,
Section 5.7. See page 30.
b Take all necessary design precautions to
minimise the effects of movement. See
page 32 relating to movement control.
c Provide weep holes in the outer leaf
immediately beneath the ground level
damp-proof course. Weep holes can be
provided by omitting the mortar in a
perpend joint.
Suitable spacing for weep holes is at
intervals of every 3rd perpend. Clear weep
holes should be provided wherever there
is extensive bridging of the cavity to
safeguard against a build up of water and
thus penetration to the internal skin.
d Ensure the horizontal and vertical dampproof courses are correctly positioned,
adequately long and stepped outwards.
Damp-proof course should extend through
the full thickness of the leaf and
preferably project beyond the face and
should not be bridged by pointing or
render. Failure to lap damp-proof courses
reduce their efficiency. Recommended
minimum lap is 100mm as per
BS 5628-3: 2001, Section 5.5.5.
e Ensure chimneys have effective d.p.c. to
eliminate the possibility of water
penetrating the fabric. See right for
effective waterproofing of chimneys.
f
Use brick stretcher calculation table on
page 29 to ensure the position of
window/door openings etc. correspond
with brick work.
saddle
Heritage Brick, Edenvale Buff
Effective Weatherproofing for Chimneys
Build them right...Build them watertight!
All buildings for habitation require an effective
damp-proof course (d.p.c.) to eliminate the
possibility of water penetrating the fabric. This is
a well known building requirement, but where
problems sometimes occur is in the provision of
a suitably effective d.p.c. around a chimney.
Unless the d.p.c. is fitted correctly, waterproofing
will be insufficient and moisture is likely to run
down the inside of the chimney.
To prevent this happening it is important to lay
the damp-proof course tray horizontally across
the brick or masonry of the chimney and then
cover with the chimney flashing, as shown in
the illustrations opposite. Shortcuts will result
in problems and unnecessary expense.
Combined with d.p.c. Tray and Flashing
head fixings
These statements and diagrams have been reproduced by
kind permission of the NHBC.
Brick Stretcher Key
To assist with co-ordinating sizes.
But don't just take our word for it! The National
House-building Council (NHBC) remind us of how
to get it right:
"Above the roof, chimney d.p.c.s should link with
flashings. Two d.p.c.s should be used at suitable
levels when the roof is steeply pitched, that is where
the difference in level between the lower and higher
intersection of the chimney with the roof will be
more than 450mm. Lead trays should be protected
with a thick coat of bitumen or bitumen paint
where in contact with mortar. Plastic d.p.c.s are
not suitable."
Extracted from NHBC Standards, Chapter 6.8:
Fireplaces, Chimneys & Flues (Details of weatherproofing are included in NHBC Appendix 6.8-D).
Illustrations taken from NHBC Standards.
CS-
CS- = Actual brick length
(ie. Distance used for a pier size.)
CS
CS = Actual brick length + 1
joint. (ie. Distance from an
external corner to an internal
corner.)
CS+
CS+ = Actual brick length + 2
joints. (ie. Distance used for an
opening.)
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Brick Stretcher
Calculation Table
No. of
Brick
CS-
CS
CS+
No. of
Brick
CS-
CS
CS+
No. of
Brick
CS-
CS
CS+
1/2
102.5
112.5
122.5
171/2
3927.5
3937.5
3947.5
341/2
7752.5
7762.5
7772.5
1
215
225
235
18
4040
4050
4060
35
7865
7875
7885
4152.5
4162.5
4172.5
351/2
7977.5
7987.5
7997.5
4265
4275
4285
36
8090
8100
8110
8202.5
8212.5
8222.5
11/2
327.5
337.5
347.5
181/2
2
440
450
460
19
4377.5
4387.5
4397.5
361/2
4490
4500
4510
37
8315
8325
8335
8427.5
8437.5
8447.5
21/2
552.5
562.5
572.5
191/2
3
665
675
685
20
4602.5
4612.5
4622.5
371/2
4715
4725
4735
38
8540
8550
8560
8652.5
8662.5
8672.5
31/2
777.5
787.5
797.5
201/2
4
890
900
910
21
4827.5
4837.5
4847.5
381/2
41/2
1002.5
1012.5
1022.5
211/2
5
1115
1125
1135
22
4940
4950
4960
39
8765
8775
8785
51/2
1227.5
1237.5
1247.5
221/2
5052.5
5062.5
5072.5
391/2
8877.5
8887.5
8897.5
6
1340
1350
1360
23
5165
5175
5185
40
8990
9000
9010
61/2
1452.5
1462.5
1472.5
231/2
5277.5
5287.5
5297.5
401/2
9102.5
9112.5
9122.5
7
1565
1575
1585
24
5390
5400
5410
41
9215
9225
9235
71/2
1677.5
1687.5
1697.5
241/2
5502.5
5512.5
5522.5
411/2
9327.5
9337.5
9347.5
8
1790
1800
1810
25
5615
5625
5635
42
9440
9450
9460
81/2
1902.5
1912.5
1922.5
251/2
5727.5
5737.5
5747.5
421/2
9552.5
9562.5
9572.5
9
2015
2025
2035
26
5840
5850
5860
43
9665
9675
9685
91/2
2127.5
2137.5
2147.5
261/2
5952.5
5962.5
5972.5
431/2
9777.5
9787.5
9797.5
10
2240
2250
2260
27
6065
6075
6085
44
9890
9900
9910
6177.5
6187.5
6197.5
441/2
10002.5
10012.5
10022.5
6290
6300
6310
45
10115
10125
10135
10227.5
10237.5
10247.5
101/2
2352.5
2362.5
2372.5
271/2
11
2465
2475
2485
28
6402.5
6412.5
6422.5
451/2
6515
6525
6535
46
10340
10350
10360
10452.5
10462.5
10472.5
111/2
2577.5
2587.5
2597.5
281/2
12
2690
2700
2710
29
6627.5
6637.5
6647.5
461/2
6740
6750
6760
47
10565
10575
10585
10677.5
10687.5
10697.5
121/2
2802.5
2812.5
2822.5
291/2
13
2915
2925
2935
30
6852.5
6862.5
6872.5
471/2
131/2
3027.5
3037.5
3047.5
301/2
14
3140
3150
3160
31
6965
6975
6985
48
10790
10800
10810
141/2
3252.5
3262.5
3272.5
311/2
7077.5
7087.5
7097.5
481/2
10902.5
10912.5
10922.5
15
3365
3375
3385
32
7190
7200
7210
49
11015
11025
11035
151/2
3477.5
3487.5
3497.5
321/2
7302.5
7312.5
7322.5
491/2
11127.5
11137.5
11147.5
16
3590
3600
3610
33
7415
7425
7435
50
11240
11250
11260
161/2
3702.5
3712.5
3722.5
331/2
7527.5
7537.5
7547.5
501/2
11352.5
11362.5
11372.5
17
3815
3825
3835
34
7640
7650
7600
-
-
-
-
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
Product
Information
Mortar Mixes
Mortar must be carefully gauged in the
proportions given in the specification, obtained
from the Architect or our Technical Sales
Department. Too strong a mix may lead to
cracking in the finished work. Too weak a mix
will adversely affect both the strength and
durability of the work. If the sand is dry or
saturated the specified volume should be used.
If it is damp, it may be necessary to increase
the volume to allow for the effects of bulking.
In both instances care must be taken to ensure
correct volumes of cement.
The mortar should be mixed by hand or
machine, in accordance with BS 8000-3: 2001,
Section A.4.2.3, until it has a uniform
colour throughout.
N.B. Shovel mixing of mortar can cause apparent
colour changes in areas of brickwork.
In the majority of cases only durability needs
to be considered when selecting mortar grades
and Table 1 below, based on information on
BS 5628-3: 2001, Section 5.7, can assist to
determine the appropriate mortar designation.
Lanyon Brick, Oranmore
Equivalent Mortar Mixes
Table 1: Type of Mortar (proportion by volume)
Mortar
Designation
BSEN 998-2
Mortar Class
Cement:
Lime: Sand
Masonry Cement:
Sand
(Plasticised)
Cement: Sand
(i)
12
1 : 0 - 1/4 : 3
-
-
(ii)
6
1 : 1/2 : 4 - 41/2
1 : 21/2 - 31/2
1:3-4
(iii)
4
1:1: 5-6
1:4-5
1: 5 - 6
(v)
2
1:2:8-9
1:
51/2 - 61/2
1:7-8
A Designation III mortar mix (1 : 1 : 6 cement:lime:sand) is recommended for the majority of
brickwork above sub-floor level constructions.
The final appearance of the brickwork will be influenced by the choice and consistency of the
mortar mix, therefore the specification and use of coloured mortars should be included.
Oakland Brick, Glenvale, Detail, Country Cream
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Technical
Information
Sound Insulation
Building regulations and their supporting
documents contain provisions which are based on
the mass law, where-by the sound insulation value
increases with increasing density and thickness of
the wall. Acheson & Glover bricks have a slightly
higher density than most other types of bricks and
will therefore provide improved insulation. (Refer
to BS 5628-3: 2001, Section 5.10).
Acheson & Glover Brick
Fire Resistance
Performance
Relevant fire resistance information is provided in
BS 5628-3: 2001, Section 5.8, Table 15, which gives
notional fire resistance figures for facing brick and
other material.
Manufacture:
Manufactured in accordance with BS EN 771-3: 2003
Specification:
Specified in accordance with BS EN 771-3: 2003
Size:
215 x 102 x 65mm which complies with BS EN 771-3: 2003
Weight:
Heritage Brick: 2.8Kg Lanyon Brick: 3.0Kg Oakland & Stately Brick: 3.2Kg
Compressive Strength: Heritage Brick: greater than 17N/mm2 Lanyon, Oakland & Stately Brick: 20N/mm2
Water Absorption:
Less than 8%
Drying Shrinkage:
Not exceeding 0.06%
Density:
Heritage Brick: 2050Kg/m3 Lanyon, Oakland & Stately Brick: 2200Kg/m3
The above results have been independently tested by Queen’s University Materials Testing Station.
Copies of these reports can be obtained on request.
Efflorescence
The most common form of efflorescence on brick is a result of Soluble Salt, which is not present in the
Acheson & Glover brick range.
NB. Please note that temporary lime bloom may occur occasionally due to cement being used in this
product. Good Site Practice as per the company’s recommendations will help to prevent this temporary
form of efflorescence.
Lanyon Brick, Westbury
Water Absorption
The outer leaf of most cavity walls is not
impervious. It should be assumed that water will
run down the inner face of such cavities.
See (BS 5628-3: 2001, Section 5.5, Table 12) and (BS
8000-3: 2001 Workmanship on building sites, Part
3: Code of practice for masonry.) Absorption is not
a mandatory requirement in BS EN 771-3: 2003 as
there is no relationship between absorption and
durability in Acheson & Glover Brick. However, as
a guideline for suction rates and other calculations,
it should be noted that Acheson & Glover Brick
exhibit a typical water absorption of less than 8%.
Heritage Brick, Fergustie Mixture, Detail, Cedarwood Buff
Acheson & Glover carries out regular testing on
all its products and they appointed the Industrial
Research & Technology Unit (IRTU) an independent
testing station based in Lisburn Co. Antrim to
devise a method to measure the degree of water
penetration if any in its facing brick.
The purpose was to ascertain if excessive water
penetration was possible through a wall
constructed of Brick manufactured by the
Company, into the wall cavity, directly through the
brick. After extensive testing the Industrial
Research & Technology Unit (IRTU) came to the
following conclusions; "That the bricks did not
exhibit signs of excessive water absorption when
exposed to the test method" and as such, "it would
seem unlikely that significant amounts of water
would penetrate a wall constructed with them
through an actual brick. If such a situation were to
occur, a more likely route for water penetration
would be through the mortar joints".
A copy of the testing method and full report is
available on request, from Acheson & Glover’s
Technical Department.
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
All brickwork is subject to movement mainly as a
result of temperature and atmospheric changes.
The following basic recommendations will help
accommodate expansion and contraction.
Panel Height
Movement
Control
Movement Joint
Panel Length
Fig 1 | Unreinforced Panels
Bed-joint Reinforcement
0.45m (min)
0.6m (min)
Panel Height
a Where design considerations preclude discrete
panels, incorporate movement control joints to
form the brickwork into panels in which the
length is not greater than twice the height.
As a general rule vertical movement joints to
accommodate horizontal movement should be
provided at typically 6m intervals as per BS
5628-3: 2001, Section 5.4. Our technical Sales
Department will be pleased to offer advice.
0.6m (min)
Movement Joint
Panel Length
b Generally do not exceed designation III mortar.
If special constructions require stronger mortar,
reduce the distance between movement control
joints. Lime Sand Mortar will help repair small
incidence of movement by "self healing".
The use of Lime Sand Mortar gives a stronger
bond than can be obtained with air entrained
mortars of a similar compressive strength.
This better bond is likely to result in greater
resistance to rain penetration and improved
flexural strength.
Fig 2 | Bed-joint reinforcement above and below wall opening as
an alternative to movement joints each side of the opening.
Fig 3 | Typical locations for
movement joints.
Flexible Filler
c Provide movement control joints where
adjoining areas of structure will operate
differently i.e. changes in thickness and
height of wall.
Movement Joint
Fig 3a | At change of wall height.
Fig 3b | At change of wall thickness.
Flexible Sealant
Fig 4a | Build the brickwork
with a straight open joint.
Plug the centre of the
joint with expanded
polystyrene or similar
material. Point with a
flexible sealing compound.
Alternatively a preformed
jointing material can
be used.
Fig 3d | At abutment of wall and column.
Fig 4b | Recommended
straight elevational
treatment of
movement joints.
Fig 3c | At chases and recesses for
pipes, conduits, etc.
Fig 3e | At expansion joints in concrete
foundations, floors and roofs.
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Acheson & Glover Brick should be used from at
least three bales to ensure a blend throughout the
wall and eliminate unsightly banding.
Heritage Brick have a smooth arris which is laid to
the building line and a hand made arris which is
placed in the mortar bed. This however is not
critical but does improve the aesthetic quality of
the overall project.
a Do not lay bricks when temperature is at or
below 3°C, or when freezing may occur before
the mortar has hardened. Consideration should
be given to air and wind temperature.
b When building brick in dry / warm conditions
the workability of the mortar should be
increased rather than wetting the actual brick.
In damp weather conditions, a dryer mortar
consistency should be used to help increase
suction on the brick.
e Partial cavity fill under the provisions of the
building regulations a 50mm clear cavity
must be maintained. Where partial or full
cavity insulation is proposed always follow
the manufacturers recommendations.
Fill cavities below ground level with concrete
to 150mm minimum and preferably 225mm
below the ground level d.p.c. in the outer leaf.
This is to stabilise the two leaves and to prevent
the bottom of the wall filling with water.
f
g Clear weep holes should be provided wherever
there is extensive bridging of the cavity.
h Propping and strutting of newly erected work,
particularly gable ends, may be necessary
during high winds. Scaffolding boards should
be turned back to avoid unsightly splashing
of the facing work.
Heritage Brick are manufactured with three
25mm diameter holes per brick a good key
between brick and mortar is easily achieved.
c Ensure that bed joints and perpendicular joints
are fully filled to help prevent rain penetration.
d Cavities and wall ties must be clean and free
from mortar and debris. The wall-ties should
be laid falling towards the outer leaf – never
falling towards the inner leaf. The drip of the
wall-tie (drip down) must be positioned
centrally in the cavity.
See diagram below.
Failure to lap d.p.c. reduces its efficiency.
Recommended minimum lap in d.p.c. 150mm.
Finished areas of wall should be covered as
the work proceeds to avoid splashing and
staining from other works.
i
j
Pre-formed cavity trays with stop ends are
recommended. Trays without stop ends allow
water-throw and subsequent staining of the
brick work.
Sills and copings should project and provide
a suitable drip. Failure to do so throws water
onto the face causing staining and / or
lime bloom.
k Newly built brick work should be cleaned
down and protected at the end of the
working day from rain and frost.
Wall-tie falling
to outer leaf
Drip laid centrally
Point downwards
Outer leaf
Product & Site Information
Packaging
Heritage Brick
Average Weight of Pack: 1.25 tonne
Number of Bricks per Pack: 448 No.
Lanyon Brick
Average Weight of Pack: 1.63 tonne
Number of Bricks per Pack: 520 No.
Oakland Brick
Average Weight of Pack: 1.63 tonne
Number of Bricks per Pack: 512 No.
Olde Brick within the Oakland Collection: 520 No.
Stately Brick
Average Weight of Pack: 1.63 tonne
Number of Bricks per Pack: 512 No.
Acheson & Glover Brick bales are covered with a
polythene hood and strapped, offering maximum
protection during transportation and storage prior
to use.
Non Returnable Pallets can be provided on request.
Coverage
There are 60 bricks per m2, including mortar in
a single skin of brickwork.
Delivery
Acheson & Glover’s own fleet of mechanical
off-loaders deliver to you on time. Should you have
any special requirements please inform us prior
to delivery.
Handling
Bricks should be stored on sound, level ground,
raised clear of wet and muddy areas to prevent
contamination and staining. Storage areas should
be sited close to the points of work to reduce
unnecessary handling and to minimise damage
and waste.
Bricks should be protected from the weather on
site and during construction including the
covering of completed or uncapped brickwork.
Waterproof coverings should allow air circulation.
Materials used in conjunction with facing bricks
should also be stored under protection.
These precautions will reduce the likelihood
of subsequent lime blooming and shrinkage
movement.
Damage and wastage will be minimised by
mechanical methods of distribution to points of
work. Facing bricks should be lifted and placed not
thrown and tipped.
Cleaning
Before using proprietary cleaner please consult
Acheson & Glover for the best method of cleaning
dirty brickwork. Where proprietary cleaners are
specified, they should be used sparingly and
immediately washed off with clean water, otherwise
acid attack could ensue.
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Brick
Acheson & Glover Brick Collection
We Care
For The Environment
Acheson & Glover recognise that the activities of the organisation
could have a significant impact on the environment. In order to
minimise this impact, we are taking a proactive rather than
reactive stance on environmental issues.
Awards
QPA Water Management Award
Dungannon Plant won a ‘Water Management’
award in the Quarry Products for
Northern Ireland scheme.
QPA Dust Reduction Award
Magherafelt Plant won a “Dust Reduction” award
in the Quarry Products for Northern Ireland
Environmental Awards Scheme.
Belfast Telegraph Award
Belcoo Plant won the Environmental award
in Northern Ireland’s prestigious
Belfast Telegraph business awards.
QPA Awards: Linda Thompson, Chairperson of the QPA (left)
Aaron Currie, Health, Safety & Environment Manager (second
left), Simon Van De Byle, Director General (second from right)
and Gordon Best, Regional Director QPANI (right).
Raymond Acheson, managing director, Acheson & Glover (centre) is presented with the award for Outstanding
Environmental achievement by Kenneth Clarke (right) and Richard Rodgers, Environment and Heritage Service
for Northern Ireland.
Good Practice Commitments
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Water management and recycling.
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Developing markets for by-products.
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Energy conservation projects.
•
Recycling and reuse of aggregates.
Dust suppression in operation for plant movement, production
processes including crushing and screening.
Adoption of noise suppression and reduction techniques.
Implementation of waste management systems in place across all
locations.
Site restoration and aftercare.
Landscaping and improved visual amenity.
An “environmental operative” is in place at all locations. This role
encompasses all aspects of the environment. Ensuring that the
company is adhering to our legislative requirements.
A Manager dedicated to environmental matters.
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Good Site
Practice
Getting the best from
Acheson & Glover Brick
Acheson & Glover Brick should be
protected from the weather on site and
during construction including the covering
of completed but uncapped work.
These precautions will reduce the
likelihood of efflorescence and subsequent
lime blooming.
Storage areas should be sited close to
the points of work to reduce
unnecessary handling and minimise
damage and waste.
Care should be taken to prevent mortar
smearing the surface of the Acheson &
Glover Brick, as cleaning at a later stage
could be difficult and can lead to expensive
and time consuming remedial treatments.
Prevention is better than cure.
For protection of finished brickwork:
We advise against using flush copings,
use saddleback/half round copings,
which incorporates a drip see page 23.
Design the roof with an overhang.
Refer to BS 8000-3: 2001
Workmanship on building sites,
Part 3: Code of practice for masonry.
All mortar joints should be well filled to help
prevent weeping.
Cavities must be kept clean, as dirty cavities
increase the risk of water reaching the inner
leaf and can cause cold bridging.
ensuring
Acheson & Glover Brick should be stored
on sound, level ground raised clear of wet
and muddy areas to prevent contamination
and staining.
better results
Scaffolding boards should be turned back
to avoid unsightly splashing of the work.
Do not lay Acheson & Glover Brick when
the temperature is at or below 3ºC or
when freezing may occur before the
mortar has hardened (remember to
consider air and wind temperature).
The appearance of Acheson & Glover
Brick may be affected by failure to
carry out the above precautions.
All products are manufactured from natural materials and although we strive to provide
consistency of colour, variation may occur in the manufacturing process. We recommend
that products are selected from at least three bales, within each delivery.
Health & Safety
Care must be taken when handling / working with individual products to avoid risk of injury
from manual handling, sharp edges, abrasive textures and dust fragments. Inhalation of any
dust produced from aggregates must be avoided. Protective clothing must be worn and is
activity dependant. Further information may be obtained by contacting Acheson & Glover
or the HSENI.
reduce
risk
minimise
care
take
protect from the weather damage and waste
prevention is better than cure
damage and waste
storeonlevel ground
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Brick
by Acheson & Glover
How to Specify
F10 BRICK/BLOCK WALLING
210 CONCRETE FACING BRICKWORK . . .
Acheson & Glover Brick
A range of concrete facing brick available in a variety of styles.
Brick dimensions: 215 x 102 x 65mm.
Weight: Heritage Brick; Typically 2.8 Kg per brick. Lanyon Brick; Typically 3.0 Kg per brick
Oakland & Stately Brick; Typically 3.2 Kg per brick.
Compressive strength: Heritage Brick; Typically greater than 17 N/mm2.
Lanyon, Oakland & Stately Brick; Typically greater than 20 N/mm2.
Water absorption: Less than 8%.
Drying shrinkage: Not exceeding 0.06%.
Density: Heritage Brick; Typically 2050 Kg/m2. Lanyon, Oakland & Stately Brick; Typically 2200 Kg/m2.
Efflorescence: Acheson & Glover Brick do not suffer from Soluble Salt Efflorescence.
The bricks are frost resistant.
Finish/Colour
Acheson & Glover is a
member of the RIBA CPD
Providers Network and
in-house presentations
can be undertaken,
by prior arrangement
with our technical staff.
Heritage Collection
A range of hand-finished, textured concrete bricks and specials (most to BS 4729: 1990), giving a
traditional appearance and individual character. Non-standard specials can also be made to order.
Lanyon Collection
A range of textured concrete bricks giving a reclaimed look to create a handcrafted appearance.
Oakland Collection
Available in smooth and textured old-world finished concrete bricks and specials (to BS 4729:
1990). Non-standard specials can also be made to order.
Stately Collection
This collection is available in a selection of multi-colour blends and two distinct finishes.
The finish, colours and crisp, sharp edges emphasise their contemporary appeal.
NBS is available to
download via our Website:
www.acheson-glover.com
Cornerstone / Keystones
These are available with bevelled edges in sandstone and limestone colours, with a smooth or
textured surface, and in natural granite aggregate with a textured finish.
Cornerstone dimensions:
465 x 215mm to face, with 240mm long return. Overall width of unit: 125mm including 25mm
bevel (for building-in 100mm wide walls).
Keystone: Set of 3 stones. 290mm high overall x 440mm wide (including 10mm joints).
Mortar: As section Z21.
Mix: Consult with Acheson & Glover for recommendations and details.
Special requirements: Acheson & Glover coloured mortar.
Recommended mortar colours:
Y135 Dark Brown (light) / Y83 Dark Brown (medium) / Y91 Dark Brown (dark).
Y8 Light Maroon Brown (light) / Y10 Maroon Brown (medium) / Y123 Maroon Brown (dark).
Y35 Yellow (light) / Y12 Yellow (medium) / Y154 Yellow (dark).
Y127 Terracotta (light) / Y25 Terracotta (medium) / Y156 Terracotta (dark).
Y162 Lilac Brown (light) / Y86 Lilac Brown (medium) / Y124 Lilac Brown (dark).
Y99 Tan (light) / Y22 Tan (medium) / Y158 Tan (dark).
Y4 Charcoal (light) / Y3 Charcoal (medium) / Y15 Charcoal (dark).
Y5 Light Brown (light) / Y7 Light Brown (medium) / Y122 Light Brown (dark).
Y33 Lilac (light) / Y81 Lilac (medium) / Y155 Lilac (dark).
Y110 Ernestone Yellow.
Y100 White.
All of the mortar recommendations should be used with ordinary Portland Cement except where
white cement is specified.
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Acheson & Glover Product Portfolio
Paving & Flags
Building on Tradition
Bricks
Mortarless Brick System
Masonry Blocks
Anchor Retaining Walls
The Acheson & Glover Product Portfolio
contains ranges of high quality products
produced using natural materials and
advanced manufacturing processes.
Precast
Sample Service
If you require samples or further
information on any of our other products,
please contact the Sales Office.
Dungannon: 028 8778 4208
See more at: www.acheson-glover.com
Blocks & Concrete
see more at: www.acheson-glover.com
Sales Offices:
NI Sales
Dungannon:
64 Old Moy Road
Dungannon Co. Tyrone BT71 6PU
T: 028 8778 4208 F: 028 8778 4805
E: solutions@acheson-glover.com
ROI Sales
Blessington:
Tinode
Blessington
Co. Wicklow
T: 01 401 5200 F: 01 401 5201
E: roisales@acheson-glover.com
If telephoning from ROI to Northern
Ireland use (048) instead of (028).
Design: Acheson & Glover
Acheson & Glover provides nationwide
coverage from their Sales Offices. Should you
require further information relating
to our other services, please contact us at: