Abbey Red Multi
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Abbey Red Multi is listed in the Find My Brick catalogue as a Brickability brick. Its recorded appearance is Red multi with a Wirecut / rustic / rolled texture. The recorded dimensions are 215 × 102.5 × 65 mm. These details can help narrow down a brick when repairing, extending or replacing existing brickwork.
Identification checklist
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- Colour: compare the dominant face colour with Red multi; ignore small firing or weathering variations.
- Texture: compare the surface relief and pattern against the recorded Wirecut / rustic / rolled texture.
- Manufacturer: Brickability is the recorded manufacturer, but confirm against a physical sample before ordering.
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How to identify Abbey Red Multi
Abbey Red Multi is a Brickability brick listed in the Find My Brick catalogue. The catalogue records the colour as Red multi. The recorded face texture is Wirecut / rustic / rolled. The recorded dimensions are 215 × 102.5 × 65 mm.
When checking an existing brick against this record, compare the colour (Red multi), texture (Wirecut / rustic / rolled), dimensions (215 × 102.5 × 65 mm) together rather than relying on colour alone. These details are more useful when considered together because brick colour and surface appearance can change with weathering, staining, cleaning, age and lighting.
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