Reclaimed Street Bricks
Clydesdale Bricks
Prior to reclaiming the paver, the Clydesdale Brick adds authenticity to your antique brick project. (more pictures)
Reclaimed, Used Clydesdale Bricks
Our inventory of the reclaimed Clydesdale Brick is massive after salvaging the street brick pavers by the truckload from Pennsylvania in 2021. These paver type bricks are larger than a standard brick and are extremely dense. Clydesdale street brick pavers are only 8.8-9″ x 3.77" x 4.0" yet weigh a whopping 10.3 pounds each. The name is molded on the side and the top edge is what would be exposed to street wear. These were made to last and these (to our luck) certainly did. Antique street brick pavers like the Clydesdale Brick make for an elegant brick driveway, brick garden walkway (perhaps even exposing the “Clydesdale” stamp on the side), patio, antique brick sidewalk, or authentic brick pathway.
Contact us today to purchase your pallet for yournext reclaimed brick project and scroll to the History section below for more about these amazing pieces.
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View Reclaimed Clydesdale Brick in Action!
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As seen by the stamp on the side between spacer bars, Clydesdale Bricks have incredibly antique color range. -
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Pallets of this reclaimed brick material line our yard, ready for your next one-of-a-kind hardscape brick project. -
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Our stacking team takes great pride in making it easy for brick masons to use our reclaimed brick pavers. -
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The palletized layer of our salvaged brick pavers shows the color range of rich reds, browns, and pinks.
A Snapshot of History: Clydesdale Brick
Street pavers were in use during the 1800’s through the early 1900’s all across the United States of America. From the singsong clop of horses and carriages to early automobiles, these old brick pavers have been trod upon with history and are quite collectible. The Clydesdale Brick and Stone Company opened in 1916 in Pittsburgh, PA and produced many of the products reclaimed by Experienced Brick and Stone. There were also a few smaller manufacturers such as the Clydesdale Brick Co. out of Ellwood City, Pa. (circa 1911 to 1917), the Clydesdale Brick & Stone Company (1911 to 1931), a Frisco, PA plan which closed in 1936, as well as an older Clydesdale Brick Company out of Pittsburgh that back dated to the 19th Century! There is so much history, charm, and character to these authentic street brick pavers.