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Bricks

mjffey · 2006-07-05 10:36:46

Hi guys/girls, Can anyone give me average prices on bricklaying? I'm doing the calculations at the moment for our new house and we would like to have red/brown bricks on the outside instead of plaster or natural stone, but nobody can give me prices untill they have seen the house, but as it is not build yet, how do I know…

05-07-2006 10:36am

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mjffey

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Hi guys/girls,

Can anyone give me average prices on bricklaying? I'm doing the calculations at the moment for our new house and we would like to have red/brown bricks on the outside instead of plaster or natural stone, but nobody can give me prices untill they have seen the house, but as it is not build yet, how do I know if I can afford it.

Anyone an idea?

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#2 05-07-2006 2:56pm

vallo

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This is possibly out of date, but about 6 years ago I was charged 20p per brick and 50p per block.
Converting that to euro might give you a ballpark if you can't get a more accurate answer.

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