brick veneer

If you are in the NE US, try the Garden State Brickface site.

Jay

I can't help you with what you are seeking other than to correct your terminology so that you can search for or ask the right questions. The term "brick veneer" refers to a full sized brick that is applied in front of a framed wall as opposed to "solid brick construction" which refers to a solid masonry wall which is usually 2 courses of full sized bricks laid back to back. From your post I infer that you are looking for real of fake brick slices that are no more than 1/2" thick. I think the term you may want to use is "faux brick" or maybe "faux brick veneer". This post is not meant to embarrass; only to help.

Colbyt

Thank you Colbyt. Not finding any successful hits on google I was wondering if I missed something regarding terminology in the episode. Thanks again!

Try:

I'll have to do this to the front of my house.

Jay:

C > > > Saw an expisode of "Weekend Remodeling" on DIY the other day. They C > > > used brick veneer to five a plain wall a great look without actually C > > > building a real brick wall. C > > >

C > > > I've been trying to get an idea of what is available (colors, sizes, C > > > etc.) without going to a "dealer"... I'd much rather look on the net C > > > and get some info on my own before going to the store. C > > >

C > > > Any one know any good web sites for brick veneer?

There used to be something called "Zbrick" which was glued to the drywall and had a brick-and-mortar look to it (the 'mortar' was indented some). No idea if this stuff is available any longer but may help in your search.

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