Brash ice Home > About Antarctica > Ice and atmosphere > Sea ice > Pack ice > Brash ice Brash ice Photo: Justin Chambers Brash ice is an accumulation of floating ice made up of fragments not more than 2 m across. It is the wreckage of other forms of ice. Brash is common between colliding floes or in regions where pressure ridges have collapsed. Photo gallerySee all Previous pageFloebergs This content was last updated 7 years ago on 30 November 2017.