Midland Brick celebrated its 60th anniversary last year with the opening of the most technologically and environmentally advanced kiln in the southern hemisphere. Using 50% less gas, Kiln 11 reduces site emissions and increases production quantities, producing a greater variety of bricks, blocks, and pavers.
In the Mid-West, Midland Brick first opened its doors in Geraldton in April 1997, stocking product that’s popular in the local area, so, just what is popular in the Mid-West right now?
The timeless elegance, cool colours and subtle textures of stone perfectly captured in Midland Brick’s Provincial range. This large format brick range is available in two colours – Avignon and Calais and plans are underway to expand the range to include two more.
As for pavers, the square format Midland Brick Vogue range allows customers to be more creative with their landscaping designs. These pavers are ideal for pathways and patios and for light commercial vehicles.
Midland Brick’s Geraldton yard carries much of the Midland Brick product range in stock. If it’s not, the new road train that services Geraldton twice weekly means that product can usually be supplied within 5-10 working days. The local yard can even source hard to find product for renovation projects.
Drop by the Geraldton yard and check out the Midland Brick range at 145 Flores Road where local branch manager Phil Rossiter will be more than happy to help. PH: 9965 2014.
www.midlandbrick.com.au
