{"id":5815,"date":"2020-07-15T16:27:22","date_gmt":"2020-07-15T15:27:22","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/brickslips.co.uk\/news\/?p=5815"},"modified":"2023-06-23T14:53:56","modified_gmt":"2023-06-23T13:53:56","slug":"london-loves-brick-slips","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/brickslips.co.uk\/news\/london-loves-brick-slips\/","title":{"rendered":"London Loves Brick Slips"},"content":{"rendered":"

London has always led the way when it comes to key urban trends. A vibrant melting pot of cultural diversity and creative dynamism, London is more exciting today than it has ever been.<\/p>\n

From gritty, industrial beginnings London has transformed itself into an economic tour de force and an architectural and artistic trailblazer.<\/p>\n

So it should come as no surprise that we chose our nation\u2019s capital as the inspiration for our range of London brick slips.<\/p>\n

With a nod to the traditional materials and manufacturing techniques that make London bricks so distinctive but with our finger firmly on the pulse of contemporary design trends, our London brick slips will bring an authentic dash of London style to your project.<\/p>\n

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Our London Brick Slips<\/h4>\n

London bricks are such a familiar sight that we rarely give them a second thought. But try to imagine some of London\u2019s most famous landmarks built with the traditional red brick more usually found in northern cities. Doesn\u2019t quite work does it? That\u2019s because London bricks are a product of the yellow clays of the Thames basin giving them their characteristic earthy look.<\/p>\n

Our range of London brick slips captures the essence of traditional London bricks while offering variations in colour and texture that allow unlimited options for creativity.<\/p>\n

Thames Yellow Blend<\/h4>\n

The quintessential London brick slip, our Thames Yellow blend<\/a>, can vary somewhat in both colour and texture but will always exhibit the character of traditional London brick.<\/p>\n

Yellow clays blended with ash specs offer a reasonably consistent appearance with a sanded patina.<\/p>\n

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London Weathered Yellow<\/h4>\n

Our London Weathered Yellow brick slips<\/a> can vary substantially in both colour and texture.<\/p>\n

Yellow clays blended with ash gives a random appearance from tile to tile while a heavy textured finish and unique weathering process results in a London brick slip that always looks authentic.<\/p>\n

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London Reclaimed Stock<\/h4>\n

For a totally unique London brick slip look no further than our London Reclaimed Stock slips<\/a>. Varying substantially in both colour and texture, London Reclaimed Stock slips are made from a diverse blend of yellow, pink and red clays with a textured finish and weathered patina. A true classic London brick slip.<\/p>\n

Reclaimed Coach House<\/h4>\n

Industrial and rugged in appearance, our Reclaimed Coach House brick slips<\/a> are handmade and reclaimed and are exclusive to our range. These real clay London brick slips offer a great reclaimed finish allowing them to be used for both restoration and reclamation works.<\/p>\n

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Reclamation Yellow Stock<\/h4>\n

Our Reclamation Yellow Stock brick slips<\/a> are a traditional yellow London brick with a twist. With a varied surface appearance reclaimed and boasting aged patina over a yellow clay base, these are traditinal London brick slips with ample character.<\/p>\n

Camden<\/p>\n

Using a buff\/brown clay base giving a subtle blend of colours and an earthy, natural appearance our Camden brick slips<\/a> work well in tarditional or contemporary settings. These slips display moderate variation and occasional dark grey slips are included to break up the colour composition.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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