Wienerberger Smeed Dean Weathered Yellow Stock Facing Brick
The Wienerberger Smeed Dean Weathered Yellow Stock facing brick blends classic character with technical reliability. Its soft yellow / buff “multi” shades and weathered stock texture give it a subtly aged, timeless look—ideal for façades seeking warmth and a heritage feel. As a pressed soft-mud stock brick, it captures tradition without compromising on modern performance.
Built to deliver in real conditions, it balances strength, moisture control, and durability to serve both aesthetic and structural requirements in exterior masonry.
Key Specifications
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Dimensions (L × W × H):215 × 102.5 × 65 mm
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Pack quantity:500 bricks per pack
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Size tolerance:T1
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Range tolerance:R1
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Gross dry density:1380 kg/m³
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Compressive strength:? 15 N/mm²
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Thermal conductivity:0.510 W/(m·K)
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Durability designation:F2
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Maximum water absorption:? 22 %
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Reaction to fire:Class A1
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Active soluble salts:S2
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Production method:Pressed soft-mud (stock)
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Appearance / texture:Light texture, weathered finish
Why Choose Smeed Dean Weathered Yellow Stock?
This brick offers a refined balance between character and consistency. The weathered finish softens the façade’s appearance, introducing variation and texture that age gracefully. The multi-shaded yellow / buff tones lend warmth and visual depth without overpowering surrounding materials.
From a performance standpoint, it’s solidly engineered. Its compressive strength of 15 N/mm² is well suited for many walling applications, and with an F2 durability rating, it’s capable of handling exposed UK conditions. The 22 % maximum water absorption is relatively higher, which places greater importance on good detailing — using effective cavity systems, damp proof courses, and flashings to ensure long-term stability. Its Class A1 fire rating and S2 soluble salts classification round out its specification credentials.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the weathered texture make colour appear inconsistent?
Yes, some variation is expected — it’s part of the design. Mixing bricks from multiple packs during laying helps achieve a harmonious overall finish and reduces visible banding.
Is 22 % water absorption acceptable for external walls?
It is on the higher side for facing bricks. While acceptable when correctly detailed, it emphasizes the need for precise workmanship—especially in cavity design, DPCs, flashing, and moisture management.
Can this brick be used for loadbearing or structural walls?
Yes. With a compressive strength of 15 N/mm², this brick is capable of many masonry uses. However, for heavier structural loads or critical applications, always confirm your design calculations, mortar choice, and compliance with building regulations.
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