Bricky is a unique hand-held bricklaying tool designed to assist in laying mortar between courses of bricks and blocks. It leaves a perfectly level bed of mortar and precise 10mm (3/8 inch) spacings are assured.
The beauty of the tool is that productivity can be increased by those professionals who use it on an everyday basis, but will also be of great assistance to the DIY enthusiast in building a perfect wall that will look like it had been achieved by a master craftsman.
In tests Bricky has shown increases in productivity of up to 300%. A qualified bricklayer can lay around 600 bricks a day, but by using Bricky this amount of bricks can be laid in just two hours!

How does it work?

The Bricky is laid on each course of bricks or blocks. Mortar is then smeared freely into the cut away section of the tool. This leaves a perfectly level bed of mortar with precise 10mm (3/8 inch) spacings. The brick or block is then laid on top of the mortar. A vertical guide is then placed at the end of each brick and the mortar is plastered into the guide to secure the vertical joint. The wall is perfectly pointed, mortar wastage is virtually eliminated and no mortar falls in the cavity during cavity wall construction.

Bricky has already won major international awards. The ‘Oscar de L’Invention’ was awarded at Europe’s largest inventing show in Geneva in 2001 as the best invention at the show – as well as scooping the best construction invention. An Award for Excellence was also given at the world’s largest invention show – INPEX in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA in May 2001. The ‘International Gold Medal’ was awarded at the Tomorrow’s World Inventors Show in London, England in May 2001.

The benefits of using Bricky

Increases productivity - up to 300%

Eliminates mortar waste - traditionally 40% was wasted

Creates no mess - no mortar falls into cavities

Ensures precise joint spacing - standard 10mm (3/8")

Automatically points joints to perfection - 6mm recess

Assures joints are completely filled with mortar - no gaps

Requires no follow-up raking out, acid cleaning etc.

The tool is suitable for UK standard brick & block sizes

Brick: 215mm x 102.5mm x 65mm (8 5/8" x 4" x 2 5/8")
Block: 440mm x 215mm x 100mm (17 5/8" x 8 5/8" x 4")

We can also supply a version suitable for North American standard brick & block sizes

Brick: 190mm x 90mm x 57mm (7 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 2 1/4")
Block: 390mm x 190mm x 90mm (15 5/8" x 7 5/8" x 3 5/8")

This is what some recent purchasers thought of the Bricky

I bought one of these about a 3rd way through building my quite large garage. This was my first attempt at bricklaying and to be honest went really well (friends have been impressed how good it looks). Now as a complete novice I found it very hard to get a good even/equal bed of mortar down to lay the brick on. This to me seems would come with a lot of experience and is a bit of an art (unless you want to have lots of waste) - it's all in the wrist action!! This bit of kit changed all that and made it simple to get the bed of mortar down - easy!!!! I would happily say that I worked at least twice as fast...
Would I recommend this bit of kit to a DIY/novice bricklayer? - absolutely, it really simplifies the job. Vijay (London, UK)

We had to build a wall for this pesky conservatory so we bought this after it being recommended by a friend...the wall is now flying up he's done 3 courses in about an hour of block work 4 metres by 3 and a half metres two skins. Excellent bit of kit. Now he's talking about building a brick shed, and he's never laid a brick in his life till today!!! Carol (Manchester, UK)

Quick easy transaction and the wall looks great. Janine (NSW, Australia)

As it was a nice afternoon and after reading the instructions, assembling it and trying a few dry runs, I decided to give it a trial for real on a wall I was going to build this weekend. Your Bricky is brilliant! It is simple, quick, clean and easy to use, so much so that I had planned on taking all weekend to finish my wall, well, I finished it this evening! Kevin (Southampton, UK)

Wow, now I can lay bricks!!!!! Richard (Surrey, UK)

This tool is one of a kind I didn't think it would work but I was wrong AA111111 Michael (Loughborough, UK)

The Bricky tool I bought from you a few weeks back was brilliant. My wife and I laid over 150 concrete blocks last week to make a long front wall. After the initail laying of the first course we were laying 30 blocks an hour...my wife was laying the mortar and I was putting the blocks on. We had loads of compliments saying how professional it looked. One man even stopped his car to watch us. We had a quote from a builder of £3,000. We did it ourselves for £400. If you ever need an endorsement just ask. John (Somerset, UK)

By the way - should tell you that when we bought the Bricky from you it was a great success - my son build a garden wall and the went on to build a dwarf wall on which now sits a conservatory - then he built a dog kennel and he announced last week that he intends to build a bungalow with it - when he can afford to buy a piece of land!!!! Sue (Bath, UK)

Fastest shipping ever. Been in the trades for 40 years and this tool is great! Thomas (Michigan, USA)

Follow the guide below to see how to lay brick with the Bricky tool
Place on the Bricky. Place the closed end of the tool at the beginning of each course - this ensures a perfect square bed of mortar at each end or corner section of the wall.	Fill central channel with mortar and use the trowel to level off.
Now reverse the direction of the tool; slide it along the wall while scraping the mortar into the channel as you progress. Ensure each brick is directly in line with the previous row.	Because the tool is fitted with two level vials, you have now laid a perfect bed of mortar along the wall.	Place the brick, gently pressing into the bed of mortar until a firm bond is secured.
Place the vertical tool on the end of the brick.	With a dab of mortar on the end of the trowel, plaster in the vertical joint.	Slide the trowel up along the guide to remove any excess.
Gently place the next brick against the guide.	Remove the guide.	Gently press the brick into both the horizontal and vertical bed of mortar to secure a firm bond. Perfectly spaced joints, pointed to perfection.

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