Our bricking is complete on our new home but we still have 6 pallets of unused bricks sitting on our block!
What do I do with them?
Is there are a market out there if I were to sell them on and where would I advertise them?
Can someone please help me?
Getting rid of excess bricks from builder over ordering
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If you have decided you dont want a brick fence or use them elsewhere for paving, shed, etc, find out what they are worth from the manufacturer and either hang a FOR SALE sign on them or advertise.
A problem you could have will be the buyer wanting them delivered, so price them cheap to get rid of them.
A problem you could have will be the buyer wanting them delivered, so price them cheap to get rid of them.
Front fence, retaining walls, raised garden beds? I wuld keep them - sounds like a lot though!
BBQ!~
I had 2 spare bricks, I wish I had more.. end of that line, and I wanted to do a fence.
I had 2 spare bricks, I wish I had more.. end of that line, and I wanted to do a fence.
Keep some brings in case there is any damage to the house in the future (assuming you have face bricks). You should be able to sell them, if they're cheap enough.
If you were in Perth i would take it off your hands!
Thanks for the feedback everyone... still not really sure what to do though.
We don't require them for retaining as we already have sandstone retaining walls planned. We were thinking about a brick BBQ/Pizza oven but not really sure how to make it work to tie in with the alfresco.
We don't require them for retaining as we already have sandstone retaining walls planned. We were thinking about a brick BBQ/Pizza oven but not really sure how to make it work to tie in with the alfresco.
List them on ebay as pickup only....
I wish I had that many pallets left - only had 2 left and had to move them all by hand to a secret hideout to avoid having them go missing.............
I wish I had that many pallets left - only had 2 left and had to move them all by hand to a secret hideout to avoid having them go missing.............
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