Tiles and bricks used for restoration and conservation in historical buildings such as Edinburgh and Stirling Castles

	Used in Restoration and Conservation	Errol Brick Co Ltd Inchcoonans Road Errol Perth, Scotland PH2 7RB Tel: 01821 642653 Fax: 01821 642427 Email: info@errolbrick.co.uk
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Restoration and Conservation
The Museum of Scottish Military History, within the walls of Edinburgh Castle, was refurbished using our imperial facing brick. They were looking for dark, smoky brickwork for a 19th Century flavour. Errol Brick's imperial 90mm "Victorian Blend" facings were selected as the perfect finish for the museum walls. Errol Brick's terracotta floor tiles have been laid in the Great Hall of Stirling Castle as part of a refurbishment project to restore it to the grandeur it owned in 1619. Errol Brick were engaged to produce and supply tiles that were in the same fashion as was prevalent in the early 17th Century. Buildings on the set of the BBC1 Scottish drama "River City" were restored using again our 73mm Victorian Blend facing brick. Errol Brick is renowned for its ability to produce imperial-sized red terracotta facing bricks. Historic Scotland and the National Trust for Scotland are in our portfolio of customers.
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