How do I figure out how many bricks or stones I need?
Each of our bricks and stones come in a variety of sizes, so it depends on which brick or stone you want to incorporate into your project. Our expert staff can help you determine how many are needed for your project. If you would like more information, please contact our expert at matt@stockyardsbrick.com
What amount of bricks or stones can fit onto a truck?
Depending on the bricks or stones you use, it can vary slightly. On average, you can fit 5000 street paving bricks, 2200 stones, or 10,000 vintage building bricks onto a truck.
How long will these bricks last?
Since the bricks we use are vintage, they have already proven that they can last for over 100 years. They will most certainly last for hundreds of years more. These bricks were made to stand the test of time.
What is the cost of your bricks?
By calling or emailing us, we can help give you an accurate quote. We factor several elements into our pricing, including which type of brick, how much you need, and where you are located. Need a quote? Please email matt@stockyardsbrick.com
Is there a minimum as to how many bricks or stones can be ordered?
Our company ships full pallets and we are unable to break them apart.
How long does it take to get my bricks?
Our bricks are readily available, and once your order is placed, we typically need about two weeks to arrange for transport.
Do you also install the bricks?
We are a brick supplier, we do not install them.
In a pallet, how many common building bricks are there?
If a standard sized common brick is being used (about 4 lbs. a brick), there are generally 534 bricks on one pallet. If the brick that is being used weighs more, less bricks will be stacked in each pallet.
What are the brick sizes?
| Type |
Length |
Width |
Height |
| Standard |
8" |
3.5" |
2.25" |
| Roman |
11.5" |
3.5" |
1.625" |
| Norman |
11.5" |
3.5" |
2.75" |
Can the bricks be used indoors or outdoors?
Our bricks can absolutely be used indoors or outdoors. However, if you are using common bricks, they should not be used to pave an area that will have freezing or thawing.
