# Faithfull Short Pattern Brick Hammer **Brand**: Faithfull **Product Code**: 20991545 **Model**: SBH **Barcode**: 5023969203010 **Price**: £0.00 **Availability**: Please select your options to view availability **Category**: Hand Tools > Demolition Tools > Hammers > Brick Hammers ## Description The Faithfull Short Pattern Brick Hammer is a traditional bricklaying tool designed for the cutting and dressing of bricks and masonry blocks. This specialist hammer features a polished blade for precise cutting work and a hardened striking face that delivers controlled force when shaping materials. The short pattern design offers improved manoeuvrability in confined working spaces whilst maintaining the striking power required for effective masonry preparation. Built for the demands of professional bricklaying, this hammer combines time-tested materials with practical functionality. The traditional hickory handle provides natural shock absorption and a secure grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended use on site. With a head weight of 830g (1¾ lb), this hammer offers the ideal balance between cutting precision and striking force for general brickwork applications. Suitable for bricklayers, stonemasons and general construction professionals, this hammer excels at preparing bricks to size, removing excess mortar, and dressing masonry surfaces. The robust construction ensures reliable performance across residential and commercial building projects where accurate brick preparation is essential. Features and Benefits: • Polished blade enables clean, accurate cutting and dressing of bricks • Hardened striking face delivers durability for repeated impacts • Traditional hickory handle provides natural shock absorption and comfortable grip • 830g head weight offers optimal balance for controlled cutting and striking Specifications: Hammer Type: Brick Hammer Head Weight (g): 830 Head Weight (oz): 29 Shaft Material: Hickory Handle Type: Hickory --- **URL**: https://www.mytoolshed.co.uk//faithfull-short-pattern-brick-hammer/prod/3581/