New brick floor.

[binza]

Can any one tell me where i could buy the floor bricks in the below picture as thes are just what we are after, our preferance would be for new.
We are in essex but will travel if we have too.

Thanks for any help.

 

[Essex]

Try Bulmer Brick and Tile in North Essex near Sudbury

 

[chuckey]

Thats a lovely looking floor, its really well done. Tell me how long has it been down?, because the bricks look like my house bricks which are really soft so I personaly would not use them for this application because under moderate foot traffic they will have a depression in them in front of doors, around the sink etc. They will get that "antique" look in less then 10 years and will need replacing in parts by year 20.
Frank

 

[Penners]

As Essex has said above, Bulmer Brick & Tile is the place for you. You can buy standard sizes, or they'll make specials for you to match your existing, if you want.

Bulmer Brick & Tile Co Ltd
The Brickfields
Hedingham Road
Bulmer
Sudbury
Suffolk CO10 7EF
Phone 01787 269232
Fax 01787 269040
Email bbt@bulmerbrickandtile.co.uk

 

[Penners]

they will have a depression in them in front of doors, around the sink etc.

Ah, Frank, that worn-away look is called "character". At least, that's what I tell people when they point out my worn-away bits.

 

[inwood]

Alternatively go for brick sized pamments:
http://www.pamments.co.uk/

Or also alternatively go to http://www.salvo.co.uk as there was a reclamation yard selling old brick sized pamments that had never been layed. They had about 2000-3000 of them. I used some in my hallway. If you're interested I'll look out their details (South East Anglia region).

Funnily enough I've just finished laying something very similar, although in a herringbone fashion. Once it's grouted I'll post a pic or two. Since I didn't have enough brick sized ones I cut some 9" pamments in half to give me the brick size I needed.