Brick Walls
The look: Colonists initially built chimneys with
clay bricks, and the material's varying tones,
from red to blue-black, appear in nearly every
architectural style that followed.
The shortcut: These ½-inch-thick veneers are
glued to a mesh backing that bonds to drywall
like tile—no masonry skill, cement mixing, or
troweling required.
Skip renting
a tile saw—
cut the
bricks with a circular saw
fitted with a diamond blade
and plugged into a GFCI
outlet. Use a pierced water
bottle to dribble water onto
the blade to keep dust down
while cutting.
Tip:
Brickweb is available in pre-
assembled flat sheets and corner
sheets, with 12 color blends to choose
from.The primary 8 color blends are
made from "tumbled brick", having a
classic old world, aged, or weathered
look and feel.The 4 other color
blends are commonly known as
"straight brick", and are made from
the same brick but are not tumbled
and provide a more uniform (flat and
straight) appearance with less color
and texture variation.
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