Squint bricks are bricks at the plinth or the base of a wall that has a chamfer on the outer top edge. These same bricks can be used at other locations in the building such as masonry corbelling, cornices, and other architectural details.

We have a range of Squint Bricks to suit most brickwork. Reds, Blues, Multi etc. In stock and available for immediate delivery or collection. Put the finishing touch to your special project.

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What Are Squint Bricks? Squint bricks are specially angled bricks used in cladding to create clean, precise transitions at sharp corners or non-standard angles, typically when two walls meet at an acute angle (often 45 degrees).

Commonly used for chimney stacks and arch ways, our range of special shaped bricks will save you time and limit the requirement to cut and shape your bricks on-site. We offer angled brick, plinth brick and cant bricks, offering suitability for a range of projects.

At Ransfords we stock a wide variety of special bricks including Bullnose, Calf Nose, Plynth Stretchers, Cant, Perforated, Smooth Double Bullnosed BN2.2, Smooth Blue Single Bullnosed BN1.2, Smooth Blue Single Cant AN.5.2, Smooth Blue Double Cant AN.6.2, S

AAB supplies a wide range of specially shaped bricks that are not 90-degree angles including cant bricks, and squint bricks.

With our full range of bullnose, squint and cant bricks you can create corner walls or protrusions for structural features like windows and porches. Our stock is ever-changing with a wide range of new and reclaimed special bricks, so you definitely won’t be stuck for choice.

AN.1 Squint Benefits of AN.1 Squint. At our Cradley factory we manufacture a wide range of BS4729 British Standard, non-standard and bespoke special shaped bricks that create unique brickwork detailing.

What Is a Squint Brick? A squint brick is a specially angled brick used to create a sharp corner or transition between two walls or surfaces, typically when a structure forms a non-standard angle, such as 45 degrees.