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Bricks in East London

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A strapped pallet of grey cement stock bricks, on a building site in East London
Bricks, East LondonDelivery note · BR-01 · EAS
Suits
House walls, boundary walls and extensions
Common here
Cement blocks for homes and walls in Mdantsane, face brick for the suburbs
Getting stock
Bricks by truck from local yards; sand from pits and quarries inland
Weather
Humid coast with rain through the year; cover bricks and allow longer curing
Local yards
Yards and stores in Wilsonia and the West Bank, small yards in Mdantsane

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Bricks in East London

Bricks in East London: say the brick type (cement, clay stock or face), the number or the wall size, and the delivery address. Brickyards serving East London, Eastern Cape can quote per 1,000 delivered and say how soon a truck can come and whether it can offload with a crane.

Want to know more first? Our bricks guide covers the types, the sizes and what affects the price.

East London notes on bricks & blocks

Mdantsane, Duncan Village and Scenery Park build mostly in plastered hollow blocks and cement maxi bricks. In Beacon Bay, Nahoon and Vincent, face brick houses are common, so extensions need colour matched from one batch, and units near the sea should be dense to resist salt. Farms and villages towards Bhisho and Qonce use blocks for houses and outbuildings, often bought from small local yards.

East London: the building, the weather and the yards

On the banks of the Buffalo River, East London is a port city with a big housing need around it. Mdantsane, one of the largest townships in the country, builds constantly: new rooms, boundary walls, spaza shops and family houses, mostly in cement blocks. Beacon Bay, Gonubie and Nahoon have face brick homes and newer complexes, and the industrial development zone on the West Bank draws factory and warehouse work. The coast is humid with rain spread through the year, so cement bricks cure slowly and face brick near the sea shows salt. Block yards and stores sit in Wilsonia and the West Bank, and small yards in Mdantsane and Duncan Village make blocks for neighbours.

A strapped pallet of grey cement stock bricks beside a half-built double skin house wall on a red earth building site
A strapped pallet of grey cement stock bricks beside a half-built double skin house wall on a red earth building site

The requests we see from East London usually come from:

  • Homeowners: bricks for an extra room, a garage or a boundary wall round the house
  • Builders and bricklaying contractors: regular loads of stock bricks delivered to site in step with the building programme
  • Brickyards and block yards: yards topping up stock with bought-in bricks when their own production runs short

Local tips for East London

Most asked for in East London: cement blocks for homes and walls in Mdantsane, face brick for the suburbs. Where the yards and suppliers are: yards and stores in Wilsonia and the West Bank, small yards in Mdantsane. A useful tip: ask how long blocks were cured, since damp weather slows curing here.

Requests range widely: 222 x 106 x 73 mm, about 52 a square metre. Here, homeowners lead the requests, typically for bricks for an extra room, a garage or a boundary wall round the house. One local point to raise: bricks by truck from local yards; sand from pits and quarries inland.

Service area: East London and surrounds

Our network covers East London together with Mdantsane, Bhisho, Qonce, Beacon Bay, Gonubie, Vincent, Nahoon. A street address helps a supplier work out the delivery before quoting.

Frequently asked questions

What do bricks cost in East London?
No two requests cost the same, because quantities, sites and specifications differ. A published guide: about R1.80 to R3.50 per cement or clay stock brick, delivery usually extra. Send your request and a supplier serving East London will quote you.
How quickly can I get a quote in East London?
For bricks: most yards deliver within days, ask for a date. Locally: pallets usually within the week; machines from stock or ordered in. Big orders and machines built to order take longer, so ask for a date in writing.
How do I find a good supplier in East London?
Bricks by truck from local yards; sand from pits and quarries inland. Humid coast with rain through the year; cover bricks and allow longer curing. Ask how long blocks were cured, since damp weather slows curing here. See brick making machines in East London or bricks in East London if you need them.
Are you a brickyard in East London?
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Write it up the way you would in a site order book: the wall or the paving, the machine you need or how many, where it must be delivered and how to reach you. Yards, machine suppliers and builders who work in your area quote you directly.

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