HELP - new brick colour required
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Our requirements are: exposure grade brick with basix rating of medium.
We'd like to get a brick that may still work with our selected colours which are:
Roof Tiles: Boral in Gunmetal
Gutter/Fascia/Down pipes: Colour Bond Woodland grey
Windows: White:
Garage Door: Evening Haze
Feature posts: Wattyl Thunderbolt
We can change some of these if neccessary but if there is a brick out there that would slot in I'd love your suggestions.
Here is a pic of the house http://www.sekisuihouse.com.au/nsw/Home-Designs/Atrium-285
Does anyone know what Austral Carlisle or Brampton are like (would they be simiilar in shade to Mild Steel or Asphalt)?
I think you are going to have to get some sample bricks and hold them against each other. Also ask the manufacturers for some addresses in your local area to see whether you like the brick in real life.
Hi kyton,
that is exactly what we plan to do. The brick works a somewhat away from us so we can't do that for about a week.
I'm just not great with colours and I guess want some advice on whether what i'm leaning to will go with my other colours that were previously selected or if there is a better choice out there for me.
Just to let you know Austral Symmetry Asphalt are not exposure grade bricks. Austral Withsunday range are colour coated and some people had problems with chipping which exposes the red underneath. I found PGH to have a better range exposure grade bricks.
We initially chose Asphalt but had to change to exposure grade and reselected PGH Mild Steel. Also had a look the display house in this brick which reaffirmed our choice.
Good luck, bricks were one of the hardest decisions for us.
We went out to both Austral and PGH yesterday. We love Mild Steel and Mottled wood at PGH but neither are in our range, I will ask our builder for a quote to upgrade if it isn't much we'll go with one of these if not we'll go with Cement by PGH
I think with all these colours we' ll be able to keep all of our other colours even our feature render
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