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Cheshire Red Multi is Butterley Bricks from Forterra with a history dating back over 150 years. Wirecut and light textured.

The Cheshire Red Multi brick, manufactured by Forterra, is a perforated, wirecut facing brick that is red / multi in colour with a light texture. View alternative products

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The Olde Cheshire Red Multi brick, manufactured by Wienerberger, is a stock, frogged facing brick that is red / multi in colour with a light texture.

This traditional style, multi-textured facing brick with red and purple tones from Wienerberger has a durability rating of F2, meaning it is long lasting. Suitable for walls, pavements and other kinds of masonry construction.

The Cheshire Red Multi Brick is actually more grey in colour than red. The brick features a light texture. Pack size: 500. Please add the desired amount of brick packs to your basket for your quote. Our brick experts will then review your quote and email you shortly with pricing details and payment options. Can’t find the brick you need?

The Cheshire Red Multi facing brick, manufactured by Forterra, is a red multi wirecut with a sanded and rolled texture.

Cheshire Red is a deep, powerful mono red that offers traditional flair with a contemporary twist. This striking red coloured facing brick provides supreme durability, great strength and outstanding appearance.

Antique Cheshire Red (Reclaimed Handmade) bricks : approximately 70-77mm. Brick Measurement: 9 ¼” L x 4–4 ½” W x 2 ¾”–3” H. These reclaimed Cheshire handmade bricks have the famous “old Cheshire” look, as seen in and around the Cheshire area. These bricks have bags of character and are over 200 years old.