Bricks

Q: How do you maintain brick cladding?

The best way to maintain brick cladding is by simply cleaning it with a soft cloth. You should clean the bricks every few months to remove dirt, debris, and other contaminants that can cause damage over time. If you have a more serious problem with your brick cladding—like if you have moss or algae growing on it—you may need to scrub it off with a pressure washer.

Q: Is brick cladding sustainable?

Brick cladding is a sustainable building material for many reasons. It's made from clay, which is a natural resource that can be reused when it's broken down and used to make new bricks. The bricks themselves are also durable and long-lasting, which means they will last for years without needing to be replaced or repaired.

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Brick cladding uses bricks as the main building material and has been a popular choice for many over the years. Its advantages include it being easy to install and maintain, strong and durable and it’s also easy to stylise with paint or stain. Brick veneer cladding can transform the exterior of a building, with options ranging from classic red brick cladding to the timeless elegance of white brick cladding. ArchiPro features many different brick products and solutions from trusted suppliers across Australia.

Standard 76mm Bricks | Red Blues

Krause Bricks

Emperor Bricks™ | Grampian Blues

Poesia Polished Cast Glass Bricks

Robertson's Building Products

Bowral Highlands

Brickworks

Recycled Paving Bricks

The Brick Pit

Emperor Bricks™ | Ghost

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Single Bullnose Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Austral Bricks Venetian Glass

Poesia Smooth Cast Glass Bricks

Robertson's Building Products

Petersen Kolumba™ Bricks

Robertson's Building Products

Petersen Cover™

Robertson's Building Products

San Selmo Classico in Original

Brickworks

Bowral76

Brickworks

Original Water-Struck Bricks

Jaco Bricks

Daniel Robertson Overland

Brickworks

Clinker Brick Slips

Jaco Bricks

Old Red Sandstock Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Midnight ‘Venice’ 50mm Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

La Paloma Special Shapes

Brickworks

Bowral50

Brickworks

Poesia Custom Cast Glass Bricks

Robertson's Building Products

Double Bullnose Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Coachhouse Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Nubrik Artisan

Brickworks

Petersen Danish Bricks

Robertson's Building Products

Austral Bricks Indulgence

Brickworks

New Ash Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Single Cant Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Nelissen

Brickworks

Coachhouse ‘Venice’ 50mm Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Siena Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Adelaide Red Brick

Littlehampton Bricks and Pavers

Extruded Clinker Bricks

Jaco Bricks

Featuring the best brick cladding in Australia

ArchiPro features an impressive range of high-quality brick cladding and facades, and pre-cladding products in Australia. Selected from only trusted suppliers, this collection of brick cladding solutions will add warmth and character to any space. Brick veneer cladding, red brick cladding, white brick cladding - these are just some of the options to consider for your home.

Types of brick cladding

Brick veneer cladding

Brick veneer cladding is commonly used on residential homes, but can also be found on commercial buildings. It effectively achieves the aesthetic of brick, giving solid protection to your home and can be installed very quickly.

White brick cladding

White brick cladding achieves a great look which can match and complement many architectural styles. It's Extremely versatile and increasingly popular in Australia.

Red brick cladding

Traditional red brick cladding is the classic choice that is versatile, durable and easy to maintain. It comes with a great reputation and makes an appealing option for potential buyers when it comes time to sell your property.

The advantages of high-quality brick cladding

Brick cladding is one of the most popular choices for home renovators and developers. It can add a unique character to your home, as well as offer significant advantages. The first advantage is cost. Brick is an incredibly affordable material, and it's easy to find brick suppliers who will work with you to get exactly what you need for your project. It is also a durable and sustainable product, which means it has great long term value. Brick cladding also adds value to homes and is often used exclusively in high-end projects. The look of brick and a veneer brick can be very understated or very bold depending on how it's installed and what type of bricks are used, adding to its versatility.

How to choose brick cladding that’s right for you

Brick cladding is a great option for those who want to change the look of their home. Not only does it add character and interest to the facade, but it also offers thermal insulation and can help keep your property in Australia cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Bricks come in a variety of styles, including smooth, sandblasted, textured and ornamental (shaped). Different styles will provide different effects on your home’s exterior. Bricks also come in many colours, from light earthy shades like browns or tans, to dark reds, black and white.

Other types of cladding to consider:

In addition to brick cladding, there are other types you can consider:

Composite cladding merges the visual appeal of wood with the durability of plastic, offering an eco-friendly and low-maintenance solution.

Concrete cladding delivers exceptional durability and thermal mass, making it well-suited for modern designs with energy efficiency in mind.

Fibre cement cladding, on the other hand, boasts excellent weather resistance and fire protection, ensuring longevity and safety for building exteriors.

Metal cladding stands out for its sleek and contemporary appearance while also being corrosion-resistant and low-maintenance.

Timber cladding provides a timeless and warm aesthetic.

UPVC cladding is a cost-effective choice known for its durability and weather resistance.

How many bricks do you need for a house?

In Australia, the standard requirement for constructing a conventional house is to use eight modular bricks for each square foot of the built-up area. Therefore, for a house with an area of 1,000 square feet, you would need approximately 8,000 modular bricks.