FBS stands for Face Brick Standard. These clay bricks are selected or manufactured for durability and uniformity of size and shape. Colour variation can form part of their appearance, giving finished walls natural character without requiring plaster or paint.

Choose Your FBS Face Brick Finish

The finish you select influences how your brickwork looks in sunlight and how it complements surrounding materials.

• Satin FBS face bricks: Choose a smoother appearance for understated feature walls and façades.
• Travertine FBS face bricks: Add surface texture and depth to visible brickwork.
• Blend and variation options: Introduce tonal contrast for a more varied wall finish.

Our range includes Amber Satin, Ivory Satin, Country Classic Travertine and Redwood Travertine FBS face bricks. Compare product images and specifications, and ask about samples before finalising your choice.

Exposed Brickwork for Homes and Commercial Projects

FBS face bricks can be used for exterior façades, interior feature walls, boundary walls and other visible masonry, subject to the selected product's specifications. Their exposed finish offers an alternative to plastered and painted walls, helping reduce recurring repainting work.

When choosing a brick, consider its dimensions, texture, colour blend and suitability for the conditions where it will be installed. Match the individual product's strength and exposure rating to your building requirements.

What Is the Difference Between FBS, FBA and FBX Bricks?

Choose the classification that suits your intended appearance, then compare the specifications of individual products.

How Much Do FBS Face Bricks Cost?

FBS face brick prices vary by product and finish. Browse the displayed prices, which include VAT, and request a quotation for your required quantity and delivery location. Confirm the order total, transport charges and availability before purchasing.

How Many FBS Face Bricks Do I Need?

Your quantity depends on the wall area, brick dimensions, mortar joints and wall construction. Allow for openings, cuts and wastage when planning your order. Use our brick calculator as a starting point, then confirm the final quantity with your builder.