Heritage Portland Stone ®bricks are from the renowned historical quarries of Portland in Dorset.
This prestigious, hard wearing material is admired for is quality, colour, and durability.
The bricks are 215mm x 102mm x65mm and are a white to cream colour with a unique textured finish that includes the full range of geology that is characteristic of this limestone, with elements of shell often evident in the surface and body of the material.
The bricks are sawn on all 6 sides, with no frog cut out. The bricks are processed to the standard brick size of 215mm x 102mm x 65mm. The tolerances are as per BSEN 771-6 for D2 category, with the height, length and width cut to +/- 2mm.
Portland stone bricks are very dense and much stronger than typical facing brick, with the technical properties being similar to a class B engineering bricks. The compressive strength is typically in the range of 40 to 60 MPa, so the bricks are at the upper range of masonry bricks and close to the level required for engineering bricks class B. The Heritage Portland Stone is frost resistant as determined by BS EN 12371 losing typically 15% strength on frost cycles 14 to 168, and classed as A1 for fire resistance.
Portland Stone is normally supplied as a luxury cladding for the most exclusive properties and buildings in the UK, but now offer a portfolio of natural stone exclusively through Stone & Surfaces Direct .
Other masonry features such as cills, lintels and quions are available to order.
The Portland stone bricks are delivered on a pallet which contains300 bricks which will cover approx 5m2.
All Albion Stone’s production is certificated to the ISO 9001 kitemark, meaning the quality system is independently audited by BSI representatives.
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Kerbside Delivery
All orders for tiles, aggregates and paving are packed onto a pallet, and or normally in a wooden crate, wire frame case, or bag. By placing the order and accepting our delivery conditions, you are confirming that the delivery information you provide meets our third-party haulier conditions.
For further details, please visit our delivery page. If you have any doubts, please contact us for further details.
Cancellation
For most products, you have the right to cancel your order at any time from the moment you place your online order, and up to 14 days from the day you receive your goods. You should notify us if you want to cancel your order within this time period, either by email, phone or through the contact form on the website.
A further 14 days is allowed from the date you notify us of your cancellation to return the goods if already received. You must cover the cost of returning unwanted goods. We will issue a refund within 14 days upon receipt of the returned goods. A deduction will be made if the value of the goods has been reduced as a result of you handling the goods in a way which would not be permitted in a shop. After this period, due to the tonal and texture variation which occurs with natural stone and slate, we are unable to accept any returns and offer any refunds, except in the case of damaged or faulty goods.
For bespoke orders, we operate a non-return policy and we are not able to accept cancellation to the order.
We recommend that any surplus material should be kept.
Damaged/Faulty Goods
In the event that your goods are received damaged or faulty, please contact us immediately. We will require details of the damage/fault, along with photographic evidence. If we agree on a return for damaged / faulty goods please ensure that the order is repackaged in its original packaging, including any accessories which were delivered with the product, and that it is placed on the pallet at the original delivery point for the third party haulier to collect.
If the original packaging of the product has been damaged or destroyed you should ensure that the returned product is on a pallet and is adequately packed for shipment back to us. It should be placed in the original delivery point for the third party haulier to collect.
A refund will be made within 14 days upon receipt of the returned goods. A deduction can be made if the value of the goods has been reduced as a result of you handling the goods in a way which would not be permitted in a shop.
If you have any doubts, please contact us for further details.