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SureBrick can be relied upon to deliver maximum performance for many years – backed by extensive testing and BBA certified.
DownloadSureBrick is the first brick system available in the UK that can deliver complete architectural flexibility as standard.
Read moreSureBrick can be adjusted during installation to accommodate construction tolerances - up to 27mm/m of vertical adjustment is possible.
Read moreThe SureBrick system is tested and certified as A1 non-combustible meaning that the system is fire safe and there is no need for additional project specific testing.
Read moreSureBrick can be adjusted during installation to accommodate construction tolerances - up to 27mm/m of vertical adjustment is possible.
Installation Video
Installer Testimonial Video
SureBrick completely overcomes the problems associated with brick slip systems that rely on the use of adhesive onsite. With its risk free mechanical fix, SureBrick also eliminates any delays in installation due to weather conditions.
The simplicity of the system is further enhanced by the use of just four rail types, screws and profiled brick slips which when combined can deliver highly complex, beautiful, architectural facades without the need for highly trained bricklayers.
As part of a modern construction solution, SureBrick also brings significant advantages to the build programme allowing internal trades to proceed at the same time as the façade installation.
This efficiency brings many advantages not only in terms of accurate and efficient build scheduling, it also reduces the need for costly access equipment and scaffolding.
Installation
Installation training by Forterra’s experienced technical team is offered ahead of the build date.
1 SureBrick can be fixed to many different backing wall types, including SFS, timber frame or concrete.
All projects are assigned a dedicated contact to provide
on-site support and advice.
2 Interlocking rails are screwed to the structure, with
fixing points at a maximum of 600mm centres.
3 Specially profiled bricks are then simply clipped or slid into place before finishing with pointing mortar.
4 Details such as corners and window interfaces
are easily incorporated.
