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Our Quality Policy

All our products are inspected by us when they arrive at our depot and prior to despatch to the customer. 

We dress each item individually and hand finish to remove all burrs and excess material prior to packing.  Cast iron is especially vulnerable to cracking if subjected to impact so we inspect each item for cracks and any defective items are disposed of. We allow for a small amount of deviation in the finish of cast items but discard any items with significant faults.

Our hit and miss vents are tested to ensure they work and move easily between open and closed positions.

If our products require painting, we apply one coat of 3 pack primer followed by one coat of professional 2 pack epoxy black gloss. Items are then either left 24 hours or infrared heated and left at least 12 hours to cure before packing. The painting on our cast iron air bricks and grilles will require regular maintenance and items we supply painted should only be regarded as cosmetically finished. To prevent rust forming customers will need to regularly repaint grilles.

We do not import any of our products.
 
We source all our products from UK foundries .

Although we are not an ISO 9001 company we understand how important quality is and seek to exceed the expectation of each and every customer with the products we sell.  We have supplied air bricks to well known companies, many of which are household names and our grilles have been installed in especially sensitive buildings around the UK.




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If you have any questions regarding the quality of our products or services, please contact us

The Cast Iron Air Brick Company
Down Farm, Brayford
Devon, EX32 7QQ


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Telephone 01598 711999

Terms and Conditions

All orders made online or by any other means are subject to our terms and conditions. Disclaimer- All the information supplied regarding the suitability of our cast iron air bricks for various ventilation scenarios shown on castironairbricks.co.uk or given by any of our representatives is given in good faith and is for guidance only. A qualified architect, local building regulations officer and/or Gas Safe registered plumber if applicable should be consulted prior to installation if in doubt. In the case of installation on a listed building, permissions from the local authority should be sought from the conservation officer before any work is carried out, even to replace damaged items.