Easy Brick Accent Wall (Realistic Faux Brick Veneer!) 

We agree that the website could use some work. They’ve got great customer service in our experience however. Give them a call or an email and we think you’ll agree! Thanks for the kind words (Dan will be thrilled 😎) 👍

Hey! We totally get where you’re coming from. Unfortunately we can’t be of too much help in this department either. The prices we pay won’t be the same as what the general public would pay. There’s also a bunch of different styles of brick that range in price. The sheets are roughly 30”x 20” for the style of brick we used here, but it’s possible different collections have a different square footage. As frustrating as it is, we highly recommend calling for a quote if you’re interested (ask for Glenn, he’s been really awesome to work with 👍).

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It should- but you might want to check with Century Architexture to be safe. The tiles are made of plaster, so we can’t imagine you’d have a problem- but we can’t say for sure 👍

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Totally! We think that's an Awesome idea 👍

Thanks! They’re actually made of plaster, but have a very similar look and feel to real brick (only way lighter and easier to cut ). You use the same material you would use to adhere tile, so just about any good thinset mortar will do!

I would wager that anyone suggesting that theses are too heavy are likely using a different product. The Century Architexture tiles are made of plaster, and are lighter than most mosaic sheets you’ll find for doing backsplashes etc. The project in this video was installed on painted drywall, as were a few others we’ve done over the years and we haven’t had an issues 👍

Definitely! Just be sure to @ us and tag us in the description 👍

@@RefreshHomeImprovements Thank you so much, will do of course.

As long as you start with a high quality primer, you can essentially use whatever paint you’d like as a top coat. The plaster is very porous, so you’ll use a lot more paint than you’d expect on your first coat (save some money by using a primer instead of a top coat first). We used Digby Paints in a low-lustre eggshell finish as a top coat 👍

I am wondering the same thing

Great question! They’re made from plaster, and our best guess would be probably not (but we honestly don’t know). Would definitely be worth reaching out to Century Architexture to ask. www.centuryarchitexture.com/contact.php

For this application we used thinset mortar in a ‘homemade’ piping bag, and wiped down the excess with a sponge. We highly recommend using a vinyl grout/mortar bag with an applicator tip and a brick jointer if you want to keep the joints clean. Our client wanted it to look messy, so we weren’t too concerned with how we applied the mortar👍

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It does! Think of it like tiling a backsplash

We get ours here 👉 www.centuryarchitexture.com

No problem! They’re from a company called Century Architexture. You can find them here: www.centuryarchitexture.com

These are from Century Architexture 👍

They did look pretty good red didn’t they? It’s hard to tell but it was very mismatched colour because we knew we were painting them