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Bricks Range
Boral Bricks Build something great™ Bricks Range QUEENSLAND Boral Bricks Why BRICKS? Bricks won’t twist or warp, rot or decay, erode or dent. Choose from the following five brick styles Natural character Escura® Made from clay and shale, no two bricks are identical giving each home its own distinct personality. Smooth Face 6 Velour9 Strong and safe Temperature control Brick homes even out temperature fluctuations because of their mass. Homes made from brick are slow to warm up in summer and slow to lose heat in winter. Acoustic performance Nuvo® fusion10 Aspire12 Woodstock ARCADIA TM 14 The density of brick makes for a quiet home, with reduced external sound such as aircraft and road noise, compared to lighter weight materials. Oasis FIRE RESISTANCE coast16 impressions 17 Boral bricks meet the requirements of all six categories of the Bushfire Hazard building standard, AS 3959-2009, including the highest category BAL-FZ, as all bricks are greater than 90mm thick. LOW MAINTENANCE Bricks have negligible routine maintenance. This is an important factor to consider when looking at the “whole-of-life” cost of your home. Horizon® Naturals18 CLASSICS19 Boral Bricks | Queensland The energy life cycle Never before have new homes been built so responsively to our landscape, climate and lifestyles. An energy-wise home or building will use the best combination of sustainable building considerations such as site orientation, wall and ceiling insulation, ventilation and materials to reduce energy consumption and in turn greenhouse gas emissions. Energy efficient design It’s all about taking a long-term view on our impact on the environment. From the initial sourcing and manufacture of materials to the need for ongoing maintenance and temperature control, it’s the efficient use of energy over the lifespan of a building that counts. Orientation Together with good design principles, bricks can help you take advantage of the weather when it’s hot or cold. When around 38 per cent of energy use in Australian homes is directed toward artificial heating and cooling*, this is serious long-term value. Ceiling insulation acts as a barrier to heat flow and is essential to providing yearround comfort. In regards to walls, this is where high thermal mass double brick cavity wall construction comes to the fore. * http://www.yourhome.gov.au/technical/pubs/fs61.pdf Home Energy Use, Baseline Energy Estimates 2008 There are four factors crucial to the energy performance of your home: Site orientation or the position of a building relative to the sun provides the opportunity to take advantage of the naturally available energy. With northerly living areas the use of extended eaves will block the higher summer sun while allowing the low winter sun to enter your home. Insulation Ventilation Cross-ventilation, with openings on both sides of a home, is the best way of cooling naturally. Fresh breezes will circulate better in open plan living spaces however internal walls are still required for their thermal mass, helping moderate temperatures. Vents should also be installed in the roof space to help regulate air flow year-round. Thermal mass Materials with high thermal mass, or ability to absorb and store heat energy, are important in most Australian climates where there is a need to average out temperature extremes. The density of clay bricks effectively delays the flow of heat through a wall by as much as 8 to 10 hours, producing a warmer house in winter and a cooler house in summer. 3 4 Boral Bricks | Qeensland How to Choose Bricks Step 1: Style Research and explore ideas to try and establish the type of house you’d like to build. Examples of house styles include Contemporary, Traditional, Beach, Georgian and Homestead. The type of house style and design will greatly influence the type of brick chosen. Step 2: Location The location of your property and the conditions it is subject to will determine your need for exposure grade bricks and mortar joints. Exposure grade bricks are made to withstand severe coastal conditions, including homes subject to air borne salt spray. These bricks have enhanced durability ideal if your home is located up to 1 kilometre from a surf coast or 100 metres from a non-surf coast, on land with high saline soil, or is near a polluted atmosphere (such as an industrial site). TIP Look for the symbol that identifies Boral bricks as exposure grade. General Purpose (GP) grade bricks are suited to all other external wall applications. Step 3: Colour & Texture The colours and textures now available in brick provide myriad opportunities to be creative. Look at the big picture and think about roof colour, the guttering and fascia finish of your home, along with doors and window frames. But keep it simple on the colour front by limiting your selections to one or two trim colours. Focus instead on textural detail and decorative effects to create a point of difference. Texture is a key feature in house design, and is easily achieved through a balance of finishes and surfaces that contrast and complement. EXAMPLES OF TEXTURES: Smooth bricks have a consistent texture and almost ceramic appearance with straight edges. Velour bricks have a tightly grained texture and straight edges Torn face bricks have a dragged or ripped appearance across the face which gives them a weathered look. Boral Bricks | Queensland Rolled bricks are treated with distinctive patterns prior to firing, producing a variety of textures. Tumbled bricks have a rough texture and uneven edges which give them a rustic look. Fritted bricks have a glass-like substance melted into the surface for a glossy or mottled appearance. TIP For professionally developed colour schemes that take the stress out of selecting exterior finishes, refer to the Boral Colour Inspiration cards at www.boral.com.au/ colourinspirations. These colour cards recommend modern tonal combinations across bricks, pavers, roof tiles and complementary fascia & gutter trim options. Step 4: Size Different brick sizes are available and can be used for the whole house, patterns, window sills, internal features, facades, formal areas, fireplaces and architectural details. The standard brick size is 76mm high x 230mm long x 110mm wide but some colours are available in a slimmer 50mm high size or a larger 162mm high. Slimline Standard Height Double Height Step 5: Mortar You may be surprised to know that the mortar joint and colour can considerably alter the appearance of your bricks. Your mortar can help achieve either a relaxed light feel or a dramatic contrasting effect. For example, a cream mortar with light coloured bricks to achieve harmony or bright white mortar in contrast to darker bricks for a more distinct look. The mortar joint refers to how the band of mortar between the bricks is finished. Raked joints are most commonly known however Rolled or Ironed joints complement nearly all brick and house styles. Flush joints provide a flatter look by minimising shadow. Types of mortar joints Common mortar colours: • Natural or grey • White or off-white • Cream or buff • Coloured mortar to match the brick colour Raked Ironed Flush Struck TIP Wherever exposure grade bricks are used, finish with an Ironed or Rolled mortar joint to minimise erosion from salt. 5 6 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Escura Escura ® DISTINCTIVE SHARP LINES Smooth Face: Brown when only the best will do Aesthetically superior bricks, exuding today’s contemporary style Achieve strong, clean lines and uniform colours Sharp edges and a refined texture Outstanding quality and consistency Smooth Face: Choc Tan Smooth face standard NEVADA CREAM CREAM Sahara Cream PEARL GREY cinnamon Luna Grey Boral Bricks | Queensland | Escura7 Carry through the clean crisp look of Escura by using white mortar and ironed (or rolled) joints. ® Smooth Face: Choc Tan Smooth Face: Brown jute BROWN CHOC TAN FLAME RED RED TERRACOTTA These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and ideal for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. 8 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Escura Escura ® DISTINCTIVE SHARP LINES Smooth Face Slimline: Red 50mm Smooth face Velour: Pearl Grey slimline CREAM 50MM BROWN 50MM RED 50MM Boral Bricks | Queensland | Escura9 Providing an understated warmth to man-made building materials, Escura is suitable for today’s composite building design. ® Velour: Pearl Grey Velour nevada cream cream pearl grey brown RED terracotta These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and ideal for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. 10 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Nuvo Nuvo ® NEW GENERATION STYLE Distinctly different finishes for the latest looks in brick Be confident with exceptional colour Design-focused and infinitely adaptable Fusion: Blue Rio making first impressions last Fusion STANDARD lava BLUE RIO raven ESPRESSO PLATINUM Fusion: Blue Rio These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and can be used for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. Boral Bricks | Queensland | Nuvo11 Fusion: Blue Rio 12 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Nuvo Bold design and a bolder palette will ensure your home is brewing with original ideas. Aspire: Alloy Aspire: Eucalypt Aspire IVORY EUCALYPT pANAMA BAMBOO Adobe ALLOY SLATE CHESTNUT These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and can be used for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. 13 Boral Bricks | Queensland | Nuvo Boral Bricks | Queensland | Nuvo13 Aspire: Chestnut 14 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Woodstock Woodstock ™ BRICKS OF CHARACTER A tumbled texture for a handcrafted look Bring timeless charm to modern styles Offset edgy designs with informality and warmth Arcadia: Winter Gold DH Arcadia WINTER GOLD SANDSTONE gold POTTERS Gold RYWOOD blend HIGHLAND BLEND HOMESTEAD GOLD BLEND DIGGERS Gold Blend Boral Bricks | Queensland | Woodstock15 Through naturally wistful hues, Woodstock ™ lends a genuine and gentle beauty. Arcadia: Sandstone Gold DH Arcadia double height WINTER Gold Double Height HOMESTEAD GOLD BLEND Double Height RYWOOD blend Double Height DIGGERS GOLD Double Height SANDSTONE Gold Double Height POTTERS GOLD Double Height These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and ideal for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. Arcadia: Winter Gold DH 16 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Oasis Oasis LIGHT, SOFT, SUBTLE Light, airy and natural Subtle tones and textures Warm, cool and neutral hues for relaxed living weekends Coast Coast: Bianca are for living STANDARD BIANCA STONEWASH grange BLEND ASCOT Hendra Boral Bricks | Queensland | Oasis17 Impressions ALPINE SORRELL RIVERCLAY TAMBO BLEND RAFFIA BLEND BARCLAY BLEND Impressions DOUBLE HEIGHT Alpine Double Height Faded creams and pale terracottas make for true-blue sun‑drenched appeal. Coast DOUBLE HEIGHT BIANCA Double Height STONEWASH Double Height These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and ideal for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. 18 Boral Bricks | Qeensland | Horizon Horizon ® CHARACTER WITHOUT COMPROMISE Each brick is as individual as you are Textures, colours and blends for every family and budget Distinctive textures in brown and red tones Impressions: Raffia Blend Naturals cotton granite balsa khaki Boral Bricks | Queensland | Horizon19 Your home is your sanctuary Classics: St George Classics GIRRAWEEN springbrook Longreach st george windorah outback blend These products are ‘Exposure Grade’ and can be used for building in coastal areas or harsh soils. marina For more information about Boral bricks and clay pavers: call us on 1300 134 002 visit our website at www.boral.com.au/bricks drop into a Boral Selection Centre or Reseller at the following locations: Boral Selection CentreS Boral RESELLERS Queensland Queensland Darra Harcourt Road, Darra Bundaberg Richers Transport 86 Enterprise Street, Bundaberg Gold Coast Cnr Nerang Southport and Ashmore Roads, Ashmore Gladstone Gladstone Brick Sales Cnr Palm Drive & Hilliard Street, Gladstone Lawnton Lawnton Pocket Road, Lawnton Sunshine Coast Lot 2, Maroochydore Road (nearest Cross Street/Conara Road), Kunda Park Goondiwindi Manns Transport 43 Herbert Street, Goondiwindi Rockhampton Rockhampton Brick Sales 1018 Yamba Road, Rockhampton Coffs Harbour ABC Brick Sales 16 Ray McCarthy Drive, Coffs Harbour Stanthorpe Excel Concrete Walsh Drive, Stanthorpe Grafton Blanchards Bricks & Pavers 373 Fry Street, Grafton Toowoomba Darling Down Brick Sales 23 Rocla Court, Toowoomba Glen Innes Wayne McCarthy Concrete & Agg. Grafton Road, Glen Innes NEW SOUTH WALES Inverell Inverell Freighters 11 Brissett Street, Inverell Gympie Golden City Brick and Landscape 144 Noosa Road, Gympie Armidale Armidale Knights Transport 10 Drew Street, Armidale Hervey Bay Richers Transport 33 Old Maryborough Road, Pialba Hilliers Transport 262-264 Mann Street, Armidale Kingaroy South Burnett Transport Sommerset Street, Kingaroy Labrador ABC Bricks Sales 604 Pine Ridge Road, Labrador Mackay Mackay Brick Sales 14 David Muir Street, Mackay Maryborough Richers Transport 125 Richmond Street, Maryborough Ballina ABC Brick Sales Racecourse Road, Ballina Billinudgel Billinudgel Bricks & Pavers 9 Mogo Close, Billinudgel Byron Bay J.H. Williams & Sons 8 Grevillia Street, Byron Bay Casino JH Williams & Sons 14 Casino Drive, Casino Lismore ABC Brick Sales 210 Union Street, Lismore Moree Barwon Timbers Gosport Street, Moree Tenterfield Peter McLean Transport Lot 1 Petrie Street, Tenterfield Tweed Heads West ABC Brick Sales Lot 7 Rose Street, Tweed Heads West Yamba Blanchards Bricks & Pavers 1 Uki Street, Yamba Chinderah J.H. Williams & Sons Lot 2 Ozone Street, Chinderah Industry memberships: Clay bricks are made from naturally occurring minerals. Variations in colour, texture and size are natural characteristics of clay products and production variations can occur from batch to batch. Colours shown are indicative only and should not be used for final selection. Products ordered should be chosen from actual samples current at the time of order and are subject to availability. Whilst every effort is made to provide samples, brochures and displays consistent with products delivered to site, they should be viewed as a guide only. Customers should ensure that all delivered products are acceptable, and any concerns about products are notified to Boral prior to laying. Some photos featured in this brochure are an artists impression of how Boral bricks will look on a house. © Copyright Boral Bricks Pty Ltd – all rights reserved 2012. Boral, the Boral logo, boral.com.au, Escura, Horizon, Nuvo and Woodstock are trade marks or registered trade marks of Boral Limited or Boral Bricks Pty Ltd in Australia, other countries, or both. If these and other Boral trade marked terms are marked on their first occurrence in this information with a trade mark symbol (® or ™), these symbols indicate Australian registered or common law trade marks owned by Boral at the time this information was published. Such trade marks may also be registered or common law trade marks in other countries. Other product, company or service names may be trade marks or service marks of others. Boral Bricks Pty Ltd ABN 66 082 448 342. Correct as at April 2012. BCC 10846 04.12 BRBROCHQLD 04.12