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Entrance Pillars - Red Brick

rickyotto · 2015-01-12 20:54:40

Slightly unusual query - my house has two solid concrete pillars(grey) at entrance to driveway. Most other houses on road have red brick pillars. If I was considering changing to red brick, would red brick cladding to existing pilars be a more practical and cost effective solution than knocking existing Pilar's and…

12-01-2015 8:54pm

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Slightly unusual query - my house has two solid concrete pillars(grey) at entrance to driveway. Most other houses on road have red brick pillars.

If I was considering changing to red brick, would red brick cladding to existing pilars be a more practical and cost effective solution than knocking existing Pilar's and rebuilding from scratch? Is such cladding a solution that would last?

Any help appreciated.

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#2 12-01-2015 9:19pm

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Much cheaper to clad, but probably will not last as long.

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