Reclaimed Thin Brick Veneer

Reclaimed Brick Veneer and Flooring

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All veneer is $15/sf plus shipping.

Historically, brick has always been an easily accessible and much revered building material all around the world. From historical, religious and political structures to the privacy of our own homes, brick has always been relevant and authentic.  Although brick production reached its peak in the early 20th Century, what has followed is a trend we recognize today - the use of reclaimed brick to create authentic spaces.  We scour the world to bring this recycled, beautiful material to numerous Commercial and Residential projects all across the country. As it's not easy to simply add old bricks to your home, we slice salvaged bricks into tile thickness that can be used as floor tile, or wall veneer. So whether doing a kitchen backsplash in your home, or adding some history to your restaurant with an accent wall, our reclaimed thin brick makes this easy.

Thin Brick Veneer is a versatile interior design option for many varied spaces, mixing seamlessly with both old and new architecture. This material is produced by slicing 1/2" pieces off of either the face (wall veneer) or top (flooring tiles) of the reclaimed, full brick.  We also have the capability of fabricating outside corner pieces and thin tile strips.

 

THIN BRICK VENEER COLORS

 

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NEW ENGLAND MILL BLEND
Salvaged from old factories, mills, and schools around New England, this blend is an ideal accent material. The color is predominantly deep reds found in the Northeast - however, we mix in white tones and blackened “soot stained” pieces as a result of fire damage and natural weathering. Our New England Mill blend is an incredibly unique offering.

THIN BRICK FLOOR TILE COLOR

New England Mill Blend is our only color that our Floor Tile comes in, offering you a unique look to any floor.

NEW ENGLAND MILL BLEND BRICK FLOOR TILE

Our New England Mill Blend Floor tile is cut from the same bricks as our New England Mill Blend wall veneer. The difference is that we cut the top of the brick (rather than the face). As this is where the mortar lay, you can get more 'whites/grays'. The larger surface area is more consistent with traditional brick floors.