Getting rid of bricks...
Discussion
Freecycle, you'll get someone come along and take them away quite happily.
As a pointer whenever I put something up on Freecycle I say when the item needs to go and I ask that people say when they can collect when replying. You don't have to offer to the first person that response, I go for the person who's emailed nicely and can collect when it suits me.
As a pointer whenever I put something up on Freecycle I say when the item needs to go and I ask that people say when they can collect when replying. You don't have to offer to the first person that response, I go for the person who's emailed nicely and can collect when it suits me.
Old reclaimed bricks can be worth upto a quid a brick, maybe more for blue bricks if they have the old compo chipped off. Ideally you'd need 800+ to start getting good money as that would be 2 pallets worth that would be able to be used to complete a small project.
If they are modern dull stuff, and there isn't too many of them, many quarry/tips (the tips for wagons, not refuse) will take them for free as they crush them and sell them on as 6F2, which is a cheapo fill material of pretty much crushed bricks, dirt, ancient cabling, and always a few tennis balls...
If they are modern dull stuff, and there isn't too many of them, many quarry/tips (the tips for wagons, not refuse) will take them for free as they crush them and sell them on as 6F2, which is a cheapo fill material of pretty much crushed bricks, dirt, ancient cabling, and always a few tennis balls...
Put them outside the front of your house somewhere clearly visible from the road.
Put out a sign that says " Bricks for Sale £75"
Someone will steal them
Curiously, I put an old concrete coal bumker on Freecycle and got no takers.
I put it on ebay and got £25.
Put out a sign that says " Bricks for Sale £75"
Someone will steal them
Curiously, I put an old concrete coal bumker on Freecycle and got no takers.
I put it on ebay and got £25.
Edited by sparkythecat on Saturday 13th March 22:19
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