130+ Brick types, 1 Click Away: Richman Brick Launches Innovative Online Merchant Portal

Oct 26, 2023

Richman Brick, one of the leading UK brick suppliers has launched a new online merchant portal. The system is designed to provide a one stop shop for clients searching for brick supplies with user friendly features.

Fareham, England, United Kingdom - October 26, 2023 —


Fareham, England - Richman Brick is pleased to announce the launch of a new online brick merchant portal. The system has a number of key, user-friendly features, designed to ensure clients can easily locate, order and track the brick supplies that they require for any project. With the new portal, the company firmly believes that the right brick type for any client is just one click away. 

The merchant portal allows clients to search across more than 130 different types of brick from stock and order to take away the same day. The list of supplies available range from competitively priced wirecuts ideal for house builders through to genuine, handmade bricks, perfect for high end, luxury builds and bespoke developments. 

Using the merchant portal clients can search for the bricks that they require based on:

  • Colour
  • Type 
  • Texture
  • Size 
  • Brand 
  • And more 


The new merchant portal is not the only exciting addition for Richman Brick Clients. The company has also opened a new showroom showcasing all the bricks available from their stock collection as well as a new distribution store located in Fareham. These updates and upgrades are intended to further improve every aspect of the buying process for purchases from the initial order to a final, rapid delivery. 

About Richman Brick 

The business supports builder’s merchants across the country and provides nationwide delivery from 24-48 hours.

Richman Brick stocks all major UK and European brick manufactured products including Michelmersh, Freshfield Lane, Carlton, Blockley, Forterra, Wienerberger, Camtech, Caprice, and Vandersanden. They are an officially approved Camtech and Forterra distributor. 

The business has a friendly and heavily experienced staff with expert knowledge of the brick industry. They can support clients in finding the right brick materials or types for any project from upscale developments to independent home builds. 

Richman Brick consistently strives to improve their quality of service for each client. The new merchant portal, showroom and depot center are their next steps on this journey and intended to ensure brick merchants across the country can always, easily access the materials that they require. 

More information about Richman Brick can be found on the business website. Alternatively, a representative for the company can be contacted using the information provided below. 

Contact Info:
Name: Chris Richardson
Email: Send Email
Organization: Richman Brick
Address: Unit 6, Welborne Business Park, Wickham Road, Fareham, PO17 5BT
Phone: 023 8214 6764
Website: https://www.richmanbrick.co.uk/

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