Printed Bricklayer Profile - 50.8mm x 50.8mm (1.6mm thick)

This Printed Bricklayer Profile is a lightweight yet robust aluminium box section designed for bricklayers and site teams using Dori blocks and clamps. With a durable 75mm gauge printed on one face, it helps you achieve quick, accurate layout while leaving three faces free for your own markings.

Features

• Profile size: 50.8mm x 50.8mm, thickness 1.6mm
• Material: aluminium box section for lightness and strength
• Printing: durable ink printed on one face with a 75mm gauge; remaining three faces unprinted for your markings
• End caps: capped at both ends to prevent mortar ingress
• Gauge details: gauge is 75mm between lines; gauge may be altered if caps are removed; lay to the first line rather than from the end of the profile
• Standards: profile conforms to BS EN 755-9:2001
• Lengths and weights: 1500mm (1.21kg), 1950mm (1.66kg), 2250mm (1.91kg)
• Durability note: printed surface withstands months of daily use; scratches to bare aluminium may remove print
• Cosmetic reality: light scratches and blemishes are common in aluminium profiles and do not affect performance
• Ideal use: designed for use with Dori blocks and clamps

Benefits

• On-site accuracy: the built-in 75mm gauge speeds up layout and helps maintain consistent joint spacing across bricks and blocks
• Clear markings without clutter: print on one face provides a quick reference while the other faces can carry your own project notes
• Mortar protection: end caps help prevent mortar ingress into the profile, reducing cleanup and maintaining alignment
• Easy handling: relatively lightweight profile facilitates transport and handling on busy sites
• Standard-compliant: BS EN 755-9:2001 compatibility supports reliable performance with common Dori blocks and clamps
• Flexible length options: choose 1500mm, 1950mm, or 2250mm to suit different run lengths and projects
• Real-world durability: print holds up under months of use; if the surface is scratched to the aluminium, the print may come away, though structural performance remains intact
• Best practice note: for consistent gauging, lay to the first line for predictable measurements