Built for Durability
Masonry walls resist rot, warping, weather and everyday impact, creating a strong and dependable structure.
Double brick has been trusted in Western Australian homes for generations. With brickwork to both sides of the wall cavity, it creates a solid, durable home with dependable performance and the familiar feel many WA homeowners value.
A proven construction method for clients who prefer the weight, solidity and familiarity of traditional masonry.
Features
The Details that Matter
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Long-lasting strength built for the Australian climate.
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Masonry walls offer natural protection against termites.
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Helps keep your home cool in summer and warm in winter.
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Brick adds a layer of fire resistance.
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In partnership with Midland Brick, a trusted name in Australian building.
Performance
Thermal Mass
Brickwork absorbs and releases heat slowly, helping moderate indoor temperature changes when paired with thoughtful design and insulation.
The right construction method gives you confidence in how your home will look, feel and perform for years to come.
Benefits
Why Choose Double Brick
Choose double brick for a solid, time-tested home with durable masonry walls, useful thermal mass and the reassuring feel of a construction method familiar to generations of Western Australians.
Got Questions?
FAQs Everything You Need to Know
Double brick uses two separate masonry walls with a cavity between them, typically tied together to create a robust external wall system.
Brick walls are not a food source for termites, but the complete home still requires compliant termite protection, monitoring and regular inspections.
Its thermal mass can help moderate temperature changes. Orientation, shading, glazing, insulation and ventilation remain essential to overall energy performance.
Brick masonry is non-combustible and highly fire resistant. The home’s complete design and construction must still meet applicable bushfire and building requirements.
Brickwork is generally low maintenance. Sensible upkeep, drainage management and periodic checks of joints, coatings and movement cracks help protect long-term performance.
Yes. While most clients now choose one of our three alternative construction methods, double brick remains available for clients who prefer traditional masonry.
