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Frequently Asked Questions

If you cannot find an answer below, please reach out to us at info@earth4Earth.co.uk

They are made from excavated soil from construction projects, which would otherwise 

go to landfill. We treat the soil to make it optimal for use. This is combined with 

sand and our unique e4E binder. The production of binders traditionally releases 

high levels of CO2, but we have developed a novel production process which 

drastically reduces the related CO2 emissions. 


As with most traditional binders, ours is lime based. Lime is typically produced by heating limestone at temperatures of around 1,000C. Traditional production generates CO2 emissions from both the breakdown of the raw materials and the fossil fuels needed to achieve the high temperatures required.  


We have developed a unique lime production process that can be done at room temperature. All of the carbon produced during the manufacture of the e4E binder is also permanently stored in a solid form, rather than being released into the atmosphere as CO2.


Our bricks are compressed, rather than fired, saving significant CO2 emissions. Our

unique e4E binder is used to enhance the mechanical properties and durability of 

the bricks.


The binder in the bricks captures and stores atmospheric CO2 quickly through a carbonation reaction. Once it is absorbed, the carbon further enhances the materials' properties. Find out more here.


At end-of-life, the bricks can be crushed and used in new bricks or added to soil for 

crop growth. As a result, they are 100% recyclable.


When the bricks are recycled (by being crushed and used in new bricks or added to 

soil for crop growth), the carbon stays in the crushed material as it is chemically bound in the form of stable carbonates. Find out more here.


UKCA certification for the British Standard for clay masonry units BS EN 771-1


CE certification for clay masonry units EN771-1


Our N10 and N30 bricks (which contain 10% and 30% of our unique e4E binder) have received Environmental Product Declarations in accordance with EN 15804+A2 & ISO 14025. These are available to download on our website here, or directly from the EPD Hub.


Certification from the British Board of Agréments (BBA) and further Environmental Product 

Declarations (EPDs) have been applied for and are pending.


Please contact us at info@earth4Earth.co.uk to arrange this. 


We sell them directly. Please contact info@earth4Earth.co.uk so we can arrange 

your order. 


Yes, please contact info@earth4Earth.co.uk to discuss your requirements. 


Yes, we offer a range of shapes, sizes, and colours. Please see our Products page and Brochures for the full list of options. We can also accommodate a range of customised shapes and sizes, depending on availability and the required quantity. Please contact us directly at info@earth4Earth.co.uk to discuss your requirements.


The bricks are currently made in Wuhan in China where we have opened our first 

factory. We identified this as the best place to develop and establish our 

manufacturing processes because of our connections there and the time and cost 

savings. Now that we have established our production line, we are able to 

make our bricks wherever they are being used. We are now progressing our plans to begin UK production in 2026. 


Any mortar specified in the British standard (i.e. BS EN 998-2) can be used. We are 

also currently developing our own e4E mortar in accordance with British Standards.


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