Frequently Asked Questions: weberwall brick

If you require help or advice on the application of weberwall brick, please contact one of our dedicated Application Managers.

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We have a “How-to” video that details the steps for installing weberwall brick.

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While weberwall brick has achieved an A2 fire rating (meaning it is of limited combustibility) we do not recommend using it in a fireplace or near an open flame as it can be damaged if placed too close. We recommend that weberwall brick is placed a minimum of 300mm away from an open flame.

Both the external and internal systems have dedicated adhesives.

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weberwall brick has a dedicated pointing mortar available in a range of colours to compliment our brick colours.

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Yes. We have created a spec (SR348) for the application of weberwall brick onto blockwork. This specifies the use of weberend aid (if required) followed by a coat of weberend OCR. This is then finished with external adhesive/Mesh/external adhesive and weberwall brick as per our standard external system. 

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All colour of weberwall brick can be used on EWI. However due to their lower LRV values, the darker colours (Sanded Slate and Sanded Black) should only be used with MFD insulation.

weberwall brick has completed a comprehensive range of testing at the BBA.

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weberwall brick also has an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).

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We have completed reaction to fire testing for the weberwall brick system, achieving an A2, s1, d0 rating when used in conjunction with MFD insulation. This means that the system it is suitable for use above 18m (11m in Scotland).

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Durability testing is a key element of our BBA certification. This includes accelerated weathering, wind load and resistance to impact testing. The expected design life for the system is 30 years, for EWI systems this can be extended to 60 years. See our BBA certificate for details. 

We are often asked about impact resistance - the weberwall brick system performs at the same level as our existing EWI systems. We even have a demonstration video of footballs being kicked at the system to demonstrate the impact resistance. 

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