Littlehampton Clay Bricks & Pavers
Product Design in Mount Barker

Following advice from leading architects and building designers, we continue to constantly innovate our range of bricks and pavers, and take pride in our tradition and commitment to quality. Littlehampton brick co is one of adelaide's most acclaimed manufacturers of quality clay house bricks, fire bricks, ivory bricks, textured cream & old red bricks and pavers builders and renovators recognise the quality and reliability that littlehampton products represent and the extensive range of colours and textures that only kiln fired clay can provide.

Our operations have expanded over the years to transform local seams of exceptional clay into tall quality house bricks and avers. Bricks are fired in the kiln at over 1100 Celsius Today, Littlehampton Bricks use the alike skills and customary techniques to provide a range of hand crafted clay bricks and clay avers. In the beginning, prior the company was formed, exploration teams were sent from Adelaide to Littlehampton. There they discovered that there were particular clay seams and Thales, ideally capable for the manufacturing of refractory fire bricks and top quality house bricks. The bricks proved to be of best quality, and the Littlehampton Brick Company was formed. Throughout our history, the company has withstood the Vast Depression, two world wars and has seen many other changes, especially in the manufacturing procedures. The beginning clever kilns, two of which calm stand today, were wood fired for two packed weeks, allowing 15,00 bricks to be made a fortnight. Today the unused kiln can fire 90,00 bricks in honest two days burning time, allowing more than 6 million bricks and avers to be produced per year for the local and overseas markets. Littlehampton Clay Bricks and avers has been manufacturing quality clay bricks and avers on the identical original site for over 100 years. Confront the Team at Littlehampton Bricks, obvious for their excellent customer service! All employees are hand son and are integral parts of the whole Littlehampton Bricks process from the sales team who help you choose your bricks and avers the factory team who manufacture our products the staff that hand sort your bricks to ensure our renowned glossy of quality control is maintained to our driver who delivers the bricks and avers to your site. Mark has been occupied with us for over 28 years and during that time he has worked in every area of the business. Mark manages our office at Littlehampton and is eternal glad to share his knowledge on bricks and avers from the manufacturing process, to brick sorting, batch composition and brick matching. Bill has worked in the building industry for over 20 years and has a potent focus on customer service. Bill will present you the superior service and will ensure that you are capable select the individual pallets that when delivered to your home will produce the enjoyment that one gets from something personally chosen not just for now but for generations in the timeless character and living color of clay. Wayne a vast team player! Joe the man of many languages! Campbell has been busy for us for over 20 years and knows our manufacturing process internal and out. Appropriate on Campbell, a immense job healthy done! Small amounts of manganese, barium, and other additives are blended with the clay to yield diverse shades, and barium carbonate is used to improve brick’s chemical resistance to the elements. Then the ingredients are formed using the extrusion method. Once the bricks are formed they are dried to separate surplus moisture that might otherwise cause cracking during the ensuing firing process. The bricks are fired in a high temperature kiln and then cooled. Finally, they are hand graded, stacked, and wrapped on pallets.

History We are located in Littlehampton, in the heart of the pretty Adelaide Hills. Littlehampton Clay Bricks and avers has been manufacturing quality clay bricks and avers on the equivalent ingenious site for over 100 years. In the beginning, before the company was formed, exploration teams were sent from Adelaide to Littlehampton. There they discovered that there were special clay seams and Thales, ideally suited for the manufacturing of refractory fire bricks and top quality house bricks. A workman’s hut was erected on the actual site where the company now stands, and handmoulded bricks were first made to be tested for use in industry application. The bricks proved to be of best quality, and the Littlehampton Brick Company was formed. Throughout our history, the company has withstood the Great Depression, two world wars and has seen many other changes, especially in the manufacturing procedures. The first creative kilns, two of which still stand today, were wood fired for two stuffed weeks, allowing 15,00 bricks to be made a fortnight. Today the modern kiln can fire 90,00 bricks in impartial two days burning time, allowing more than 6 million bricks and avers to be produced per year for the local