When to use foil tape
The type of project on which you are working and the materials you choose to use will determine how and when to use foil tape. Ben...
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Breather membranes (also known as breathable membranes) reduce the chance of damp and mould forming in a building. They are instal...
Read ArticleC16 vs C24 timber size guide
If you're looking for battens and timber for your next roofing project, you've likely come across the terms C16 and C24 timber. ...
Read ArticlePlasterboard buyer's guide
Plasterboard is highly versatile, sustainable and cost-effective as well as quick and easy to install. And if that wasn’t enough...
Read ArticleTypes of plasterboard
Plasterboard, also known as drywall or gypsum board, is a sheet of Gyproc lined on each side with heavy-duty construction paper. ...
Read ArticleWhat are cavity closers and how do you fit them?
Cavity closers are an essential part of any cavity wall. A cavity closer's main benefits are to prevent heat from being lost throu...
Read ArticleWhat are insulation R-values?
R-value insulation refers to a material's ability to resist the flow of heat. The higher the R-value, the better of an insulating ...
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Types of insulation and their uses
Cavity walls are the most common walls in homes in the UK and were first built around 1920. So, if your home was built after that,...
Read ArticleThe price of plasterboard
Plasterboard is an inexpensive and versatile construction material used for wall partitions, wall linings, ceilings, roofs and flo...
Read ArticleCavity wall insulation buyer's guide
Cavity walls have been a go-to for properties since the 1930s. Almost all homes have them and unless the property was built within...
Read ArticlePIR insulation comparison chart
If you’re thinking about fitting PIR insulation, you probably want to find out which are the best insulation boards available on...
Read ArticlePlywood sheet sizes
Plywood is made in a variety of thicknesses, lengths, and widths to accommodate a range of projects in construction. Because there...
Read ArticlePlasterboard sizes
Plasterboard sizes can seem overwhelming, especially because there are so many. So what sizes does plasterboard come in? BRICK SUP...
Read ArticleDamp proofing buyer's guide
Black spots on the wall, an unpleasant smell and a cold, clammy feel in certain areas of the house? You may be experiencing an iss...
Read ArticleWhat is cladding?
Cladding is becoming an increasingly popular building material for use on new builds and renovation projects, and here at BRICK SU...
Read ArticleExternal cladding buyer's guide
External cladding is great for the appearance of your building but that's not all. You can use it to protect against weather condi...
Read ArticleTarpaulin buyer's guide
Tarpaulin can be a great solution to support the protection of your home as you wait for repairs. In this buyer’s guide, you can...
Read ArticleWhat's the difference between a beam and a joist?
A beam is the main load-bearing structural element of a roof. It supports the weight of joists and other building elements. On ...
Read ArticleCoping stones buyer's guide
Coping stones are a popular feature on many walls, providing water runoff and protecting the wall face. In this guide, we'll cover...
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