Ibstock Cavendish Dorket Honeygold – Wirecut Facing Brick
The Cavendish Dorket Honeygold facing brick offers a beautifully warm buff / honey-gold tone, blending subtle variation and character into façades that feel both refined and inviting. Its multi-tone palette helps break up large elevations, lending depth to wall surfaces under natural light. With a rusticated / heavy texture over a wirecut profile, it provides a tactile finish that softens mortar contrasts without appearing overly rugged. This brick is ideal for feature walls, full builds, and refurbishments alike — adding a touch of distinction while maintaining a timeless aesthetic. Behind the look, it's engineered for performance—structurally robust and suited for external exposure in UK conditions, giving your façades both durability and visual appeal. When selecting, the Ibstock Cavendish Dorket Honeygold Facing Brick provides a strong balance of visual appeal and long-term durability, giving customers who want to a versatile solution for attractive exposed brickwork for project specification 91. For projects where appearance and durability both matter, the Ibstock Cavendish Dorket Honeygold Facing Brick is well suited to customers browsing
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Key Specifications
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Size:215 × 102.5 × 65 mm
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Colour:Buff / Honeygold Multi
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Texture:Rusticated / Wirecut
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Water Absorption:? 12 %
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Durability:F2
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Dry Brick Weight:~ 1.9 kg
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Pack Quantity:475
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cavendish Dorket Honeygold suitable for exposed or coastal settings?
Yes — with **F2 durability**, it’s designed for external exposure. In more aggressive environments, good detailing (cavities, flashing, weep holes, quality mortar) is essential to protect the brickwork over time.
How variable is the honey / buff tone across bricks?
Because it's a **multi-tone brick**, you’ll see gentle shifts in buff / honey shades and accent tones. To avoid clustering of similar hues (colour banding), it’s best to **mix bricks from several packs** during laying, distributing variation evenly.
Does a 12 % absorption risk damp issues over time?
No — **? 12 % absorption** is moderate and acceptable for facing bricks. Effective moisture resistance depends much more on correct cavity design, flashing, drainage, and appropriate mortar than on absorption alone.
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