Roman Sandstruck Hamptons

Roman Sandstocks Hampton Displayboard bricks

Roman Sandstruck Hamptons is a handcrafted linear brick that blends soft coral hues with warm off-white tones, creating a refined palette inspired by coastal architecture. Manufactured using traditional sandstock techniques, each brick displays an organically textured surface with gently irregular edges and subtle creases that celebrate the individuality of handmade clay products.

The delicate interplay of coral and off-white produces a light, inviting appearance that shifts beautifully throughout the day, with the warmer coral tones becoming more pronounced in morning and late afternoon sunlight. This natural variation ensures every wall has depth, movement and character rather than a flat, uniform finish.

With its elegant 330mm × 50mm × 110mm linear format, Roman Sandstruck Hamptons delivers long, clean horizontal lines while retaining the warmth and authenticity of traditional handmade brickwork. The combination of contemporary proportions and timeless craftsmanship makes it equally suited to Hamptons-inspired homes, modern coastal residences, luxury townhouses and sophisticated architectural projects.

Items per pallet: 486 bricks
Approx size: 330mm x 50mm x 110mm

Note: +/- 5mm 1s standard deviation is to be expected for handmade bricks.

SAMPLE PRICE

$5.00

ea.

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Brick Information

Brick Name(s)

Roman Sandstruck Hampton

Brick Type

Through colour clay handmade brick

Specification

Manufactured to AS/NZS 4455 and BS EN 771-1:2011

Size

50mm x 330mm x 110mm

Dimensional Tolerance

DPB3 size classification, +/- 5mm 1 sigma standard deviation from the

nominal size (n=20) is to be expected

Compressive Strength

> 10 MPa

Soluble Salt Classification

Bulk Density

1500 kg/m

Packaging

Shrink wrapped on wooden pallets in packs of:

Pack Size

L x W x H 1100 x 1100 x 1100mm Approx.

Pack Weight

1.5 to 1.6 Tonnes Approx.

Usage

Always mix from several packs.

Durability

Special Considerations for White Bricks:

Vanadium Staining:

The clays used to make light coloured bricks (e.g. ivory bricks, off white bricks, cream bricks, grey bricks) often contain Vanadium. On occasion yellow/green/red-brown staining may appear on light coloured clay bricks. This is known as vanadium staining. This staining is a natural by-product of clay products and is not harmful. Typically the stain will appear if excessive acid is used in the cleaning process, if the mortar mix is excessively wet or if the bricks get excessively wet (during construction).

Ways to limit Vanadium Efflorescence

Using a stiffer mortar mix;
Keeping brickwork dry during construction;

Over time Vanadium efflorescence will disappear through natural means if exposed to the elements.

These stains can be removed by using a solution of oxalic acid and water and must be followed by a neutralising wash, such as a sodium bicarbonate solution, to avoid serious secondary staining. It is important to always follow the safety instructions and warnings on any labels of chemicals used.

It is important to understand and accept that vanadium staining is a natural process of clay products and is most obvious in light coloured bricks. Methods can be used to help minimise vanadium staining but if you are concerned about this process we would advise against the use of light coloured bricks.

Iron Staining:

The most typical source of iron staining is from iron liberated from the sand used in the mortar mix, this liberated iron is absorbed by the brick and evaporates at the brick surface leaving behind a pink to reddish discolouration. Oxalic acid and water can be used to remove iron staining.

General Staining:

White bricks are, by their nature, more susceptible to showing dirt, stains and environmental marking than darker coloured bricks. Choosing white bricks means accepting this characteristic as a normal part of the product’s appearance over time.

Staining can result from a range of natural and environmental sources, including oils and tannins from overhanging trees, airborne pollen, dust, general urban pollution, stormwater runoff, and other contaminants that are present in the surrounding environment. These factors affect all exterior building materials to some degree, however they are naturally more visible on lighter coloured surfaces. Regular cleaning and maintenance will help preserve the appearance of white brickwork, but some level of visible weathering should be expected throughout the life of the building.

While sealing white/light coloured brickwork is not a requirement, it is a sensible option that should be considered, particularly in areas exposed to heavy vegetation, high levels of airborne contaminants, or where maintaining a consistently clean appearance is a priority. A quality breathable masonry sealer can help reduce the absorption of staining agents and make future cleaning easier. Sealing will not prevent all staining, nor does it eliminate the need for maintenance, but it can provide an additional level of protection and simplify ongoing care.

General Purpose Building Brick (AS/NZS 4455) F2 BS EN771-1:2011