Available to order.
An interesting and visually intriguing block now available to order. The block looks like a church or religious buildings window with its vaulted shape.
Great for garden walls, makes a good room divider for a restaurant or cafe or a bar front feature wall. Use white cement or red mortar colourant to make the joints more aesthetic.
The block measures 24 x 12 x 7cms deep, weight of 1.47kg and 34 pieces per sq.m.
Available in red or white terracotta.
| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 12 × 7 cm |
Please Note: Manufacturer recommendations for screen block walls are that they should ideally be built with cement based mortar (or cement based tile adhesive where stated) between supporting pillars no more than 2 metres apart and any screen wall should not exceed 4m2 in size when no rigid wall top support is in place. This can be increased to 4 metres between pillars and maximum wall size of 12m2 with 2.5m high pillars when braced across the top with a re-inforced support. This is to ensure rigidity of the finished wall.
All our building products are sourced in the UK and Europe. All are CE approved and conform to the relevant normes and standards in their countries of origin. We try, where possible, to source our supplies from small independent and family run businesses.
All our products are frostproof to ISO 10545-2 unless otherwise marked.
Please be aware that the building products we supply have been formed in a mould and have been fired in a kiln. These are natural products made from 100% pure clay and as a result after firing they can have sharp edges and also be subject to slight distortion and twisting and also display small firecracks. This is a natural result of the drying and firing process and cannot be helped and does not affect the structure of the product. Clay is a natural product and there can be variances in the colours of the finished products. Please use hand protection when moving these products. These sharp edges will weather over time if the product is used in an external environment.
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