Galvanized or black steel brick reinforcement mesh for crack control and improved bond in masonry courses. Supplied in convenient rolls and multiple widths to suit common wall sizes. (We supply only.)
| Width | Typical Wire Ø | Roll Lengths | Common Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75 mm | 2.5–3.15 mm | 20 m / 100 m | ½-brick walls, window/door reveals |
| 150 mm | 2.5–3.15 mm | 20 m / 100 m | Single-brick walls (most common) |
| 230 mm | 2.8–3.15 mm | 20 m / 100 m | 1½-brick load-bearing walls |
| 300 mm | 3.15 mm | 20 m / 100 m | Double-brick walls |
Guide only; specifications may vary by batch/supplier. We’ll confirm exact gauge, mass and availability on your quote. Install in mortar bed at prescribed intervals to control cracking. Use galvanized for exterior/wet areas.
Brick force is a type of steel reinforcement placed horizontally between layers of bricks in masonry walls.
It consists of thin steel strips or wires embedded in mortar joints to strengthen the wall, reduce cracking, and improve resistance to tensile forces.
