Clay Pavers Burnt Red Brick 200x48x58 From £69.99/m2
Clay Brick Pavers 200 x 48 x 58 mm in Burnt Red offer a confident architectural tone inspired by classic British streetscapes. The precise brick proportions lend themselves to structured patio layouts, townhouse courtyards and residential driveway installations. For a UK garden patio seeking authenticity...
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Clay Brick Pavers 200 x 48 x 58 mm in Burnt Red offer a confident architectural tone inspired by classic British streetscapes. The precise brick proportions lend themselves to structured patio layouts, townhouse courtyards and residential driveway installations. For a UK garden patio seeking authenticity and timeless presence, Burnt Red reinforces traditional brickwork while elevating high-end landscaping schemes.
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Technical Specifications – Premium Clay Brick Pavers
| Product Type | Extruded Kiln-Fired Clay Brick Pavers |
|---|---|
| Standard | Manufactured in Line with EN 1344 Requirements |
| Grade Classification | Structural Grade – Suitable for Residential Driveways |
| Nominal Size | 200 x 48 x 58 mm |
| Installation Orientation | Laid on Edge (58 mm Structural Depth) |
| Manufacturing Process | Extruded and High-Temperature Kiln-Fired |
| Surface Texture | Dragfaced Finish |
| Colour Options | Burnt Red, Buff Yellow, Burnt Umber, Heritage Charcoal |
| Freeze/Thaw Resistance | Class FP100 – Suitable for UK Climate |
| Water Absorption | ≤ 6% (Low Absorption Classification) |
| Transverse Breaking Load | Class T4 – High Load Category (Residential Driveways) |
| Slip Resistance | Class U3 – External Paving Use |
| Abrasion Resistance | Class A3 – High Wear Resistance |
| Pack Size | Approx. 8.00 m² per crate (780 pieces) |
| Manufacturer | Westone Partner Factory (70+ Years Production History) |
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Key Features of Our Clay Brick Pavers
- Kiln-fired terracotta clay for strength and structural reliability.
- Through-body colour for permanent colour retention.
- Frost resistant performance supported by low water absorption.
- Slip resistant surface suitable for patios and paths.
- Slim brick profile for accurate joint spacing and classic laying patterns.
- Low maintenance, easy to maintain with sweeping or occasional washing.
Please do not compare glazed concrete block paving, handmade low-density bricks, or reclaimed cut bricks with these high-temperature kiln-fired clay pavers made from carefully selected raw materials. The premium raw material selection, firing process, density and long-term structural durability are fundamentally different.
Typical Uses of Clay Brick Pavers
- Garden patios and terraces
- Walkways and pathways
- Courtyards and edging features
- Traditional and heritage-style paving layouts
- Light domestic driveways when installed on a suitable sub-base
Laying Patterns of Our Premium Clay Brick Pavers
- Herringbone
- Stretcher bond
- Basket weave
Installation Notes
- Allow for cutting and wastage when calculating quantities.
- Install on a properly compacted sub-base with suitable edge restraints.
- Minor shade variation between batches is a natural characteristic of kiln-fired clay.
Premium Clay Brick Pavers Collection
Explore all colours in our 200 x 48 x 58 mm series:
- Burnt Umber: Deep, rich earthy browns.
- Burnt Red: Classic, warm traditional red tones.
- Tuscany Buff: Bright, sandy Mediterranean tones.
- Heritage Charcoal: Sophisticated modern dark grey.
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Are the Product Photos Taken from Real Clay Pavers?
Yes. Many product images show the actual clay pavers, real samples and completed installations so customers can assess the genuine colour range, surface texture, firing variation and finished appearance before ordering. As clay pavers are kiln-fired from natural clay, variation between individual units is normal, so the photographs should be used to understand the overall character of the product rather than to expect every paver to be identical.
Do I Need to Mix Clay Pavers from Different Packs Before Laying?
Yes. Clay pavers should be mixed from several packs during installation to distribute normal firing and colour variation evenly across the finished area. Laying one complete pack at a time can create visible blocks of slightly different tones, while regular blending produces a more balanced and professional clay paving finish.
Are These Slim Clay Pavers Suitable for Driveways?
Yes, where the individual clay paver is specified for vehicle loading and the driveway is built correctly. A suitable compacted sub-base, consistent bedding layer, secure edge restraints, properly filled joints and effective compaction are essential, while a 45-degree or 90-degree herringbone pattern is generally preferred because it provides stronger interlock against braking, steering and other vehicle forces.
What Should Slim Clay Pavers Be Laid On?
Slim clay pavers are normally installed as a flexible paving system over a properly compacted MOT Type 1 or equivalent sub-base with a consistent sharp-sand or grit-sand laying course. The exact build-up depends on whether the area is a patio, path or driveway, but the base must be stable, accurately prepared and supported by firm edge restraints before the pavers are laid and compacted.
Should I Leave a Joint Gap Between Slim Clay Pavers?
Yes. Clay pavers should not normally be installed in direct point contact because a narrow joint allows for normal dimensional variation and provides space for suitable dry jointing sand. For many slim clay pavers, approximately 2–3 mm is appropriate, with around 2 mm often used as a practical target where the product and laying pattern allow it.
What Jointing Material Should I Use for Clay Pavers?
Flexible clay paving is normally jointed with suitable kiln-dried or fine block-paving jointing sand rather than conventional cement grout. The sand should be brushed fully into the joints after laying and compaction because properly filled joints help lock the pavers together and contribute to the stability of the finished surface.
What Is the Best Laying Pattern for Slim Clay Pavers?
Herringbone, stretcher bond and basketweave are all suitable, but the best pattern depends on the application. Herringbone is generally preferred for driveways because of its strong mechanical interlock, while stretcher bond creates a cleaner linear appearance for patios and paths and basketweave gives a more traditional brick paving character.
Do Clay Pavers Need Edge Restraints?
Yes. Secure edge restraints are an essential part of flexible clay paving because they prevent the pavers and bedding layer from spreading sideways during compaction and long-term use. Fixed border courses, kerbs, setts or appropriately supported edge units can be used depending on the design and expected loading.
Can Clay Pavers Be Cut for Edges and Borders?
Yes. Clay pavers can be cut accurately with suitable diamond cutting equipment, which is particularly important around herringbone edges, curves, inspection covers and detailed borders. Clean sawn cuts give a neater result than rough breaking and help maintain a consistent professional finish around the perimeter.
Do Clay Pavers Need to Be Sealed?
No. Good-quality clay pavers do not normally require sealing because their colour is developed through the fired clay body rather than applied as a surface coating. A compatible sealer may be considered where additional stain resistance or a particular finish is required, but it should be treated as optional rather than necessary for normal outdoor performance.
Will the Colour Change After the Clay Pavers Are Installed?
Clay pavers are highly colourfast because the colour forms through the clay body during kiln firing, but their appearance will still change naturally with moisture and weathering. The paving may look darker and richer when wet, lighter when dry and gradually develop a more established patina outdoors without losing the underlying fired colour.
Are Clay Pavers Slippery When Wet?
Textured clay pavers generally provide a practical outdoor surface, but slip resistance depends on the individual finish, drainage and maintenance. Moss, algae, mud, oil and wet organic debris can reduce grip, so regular cleaning and good surface drainage remain important even where the paver itself has suitable slip-performance data.
How Much Extra Clay Paving Should I Order?
For a straightforward layout, around 5% additional clay pavers may be sufficient for cutting and wastage, while herringbone patterns, curves, borders and more complex projects may require approximately 7–10% or more. Ordering a sensible surplus also provides spare matching units for future repairs where later production batches may differ slightly in tone.
How Many Slim Clay Pavers Do I Need per Square Metre?
The exact quantity depends on the visible face size, laying pattern and joint width, but slim clay pavers around 200 x 48 mm commonly require approximately 100 units per square metre as a practical estimating figure. Final ordering should always be based on the stated pack coverage and the wastage allowance required for the chosen pattern.
Can Individual Clay Pavers Be Replaced Later?
Yes. One of the practical advantages of flexible clay paving is that individual damaged, stained or heavily worn pavers can usually be lifted and replaced without rebuilding the complete area. Keeping a small quantity of matching spare pavers from the original batch can make future repairs easier and help maintain a consistent colour blend.
Need more help before you order? Read our Clay Pavers Advice for installation, laying patterns, driveway construction and maintenance guidance, then visit the Clay Brick Pavers FAQs for more detailed technical and product questions.