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Manual mechanical brick mesh tiles of 23x1.5x3.7 cm
They come in 1 m2 fiberglass meshes, and contain 8 meshes of 60x25cm per box.
Mesh brick tiles have tres different finishes:
The real mechanical manual brick with all the advantages of meshing. As it is meshed, installation is much simpler and faster, respecting the joints.
This type of brick can be laid with tile adhesive cement or normal cement with sand, as it is a very porous construction material and its grip is very good.
For grouting it is recommended to use a glue gun or with a pastry bag, and later, use the scraper to remove excesses.
The bricks can be laid both indoors and outdoors. It is a highly used product and adapts perfectly to any environment.
To indicate some rooms where it is most commonly used, we can indicate these:
Exposed brick cladding is used in interior design to create industrial environments in combination with other finishes, such as wood, cement or metal. This trend has been incorporated and mixed with many styles in rustic and urban enclaves. The ease of use and the wide variety of shades of brick tiles make it a perfect choice.
Undoubtedly, the kitchen is the area where the exposed brick tile is being introduced the most, followed by basements and attics.
Frequently asked questions
Brick slips are available in a wide range of finishes and colours to suit different styles and aesthetic preferences. Some common options include:
Rustic finish: brick slips can feature a rough, textured surface that replicates the look of aged traditional brickwork.
Smooth finish: there are also brick slips with a smoother, more uniform finish, providing a modern and contemporary appearance.
Natural colours: brick slips are typically available in natural shades such as red, brown, and beige, closely imitating the appearance of standard bricks.
It’s important to note that the availability of finishes and colours may vary depending on the manufacturer and supplier. It’s recommended to consult specialists or review catalogues and samples to find the option that best matches your aesthetic preferences and needs.
Yes, brick slips can be used both indoors and outdoors. Their versatility allows them to adapt to different areas of a home or building. Some common applications include:
Interior wall cladding
Exterior façade cladding
Interior decoration
This type of brick slip is highly durable, as it is designed to withstand various weather conditions.
The durability of stone-effect cladding can vary depending on the type of material used and the quality of the product. In general, this cladding is durable and resistant to impact, moisture, and weather changes. Therefore, it poses no problem for long-term use, as it is expected to last between 30 and 50 years without any issues.
