100 Vintage Grey Faux Brick Wall Tiles, 3D Thin Brick Veneers for Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Fireplace and Fence Wall Panels (14.2 sq ft)

I can't speak for longevity yet since I just put these up. They are flexible but firm, which I needed for an uneven retaining wall I didn't want to grind down. I used PL500 landscape adhesive and it stuck without slipping. I tried liquid nails and a few other brands of landscape adhesive, none of it held up like PL500. I started with spacers but these are too thin so I gave up and just eyeballed it. A level kept the lines (mostly) straight. I got red and white to vary the color base. I had always planned on painting to try to match my existing brick. Paint and stain adhere beautifully. I think I will seal when I'm done since water and sun beat down here.I used MorFlex sanded caulk as mortar and it feel/looks like the real thing. You could use regular mortar as well.These bricks made it real easy to level out this lumpy humpy wall.It would have cost $2k++ to use pre-made panels and way easier (to me) than thin brick.The 14 sq ft listed is without mortar so you get a little more coverage when you think about that.Not a perfect job on my end but I'm very happy with it so far!!!

WOW! I had struggled finding the right "faux brick" look - wallpaper too shiny, no texture; interlocking panels showed seams, or repeat pattern was painfully obvious, etc. THESE ARE PERFECT! The color is a creamy white and the texture is like a chalky stone. They do flex a little but will snap when bent too far. They feel like a blend of clay with a fine soft fiber embedded in them, only visible when you break them. Cutting them with a box cutter is a breeze - score and snap. You can easily cut out any shape - it carves away easily. They are thin and lightweight. I used adhesive caulking - put a squiggle down the back and put on the wall, then adjusted position as necessary. I did not paint them or use grout but there's enough depth if you wanted to do grout you could. I was just looking for some subtle texture that looked like real brick veneer at a lower cost. Very happy with the product.

Loving how it’s coming together! Still under construction! The middle pic is without paint , the last pic is with one light coat of paint. I primed the walls then started with liquid nails for installation but some pieces fell from the walls on side of stove. Switched to thinset and no issue at all. Used sharp knife and wire snips for cutting . Time consuming because I made the grout spaces wider without using spacers and had many to cut, but product is truly so easy to work with.

This was the PERFECT option for what I wanted. Super thin, easy to snap into different sizes. I painted some for an aged effect and used some premixed grout. It looks so authentic!

I bought three sets of these! They are super easy to work with as far as cutting! I used a ruler and utility knife! Held up well with liquid nails, but definitely use spacers to keep them from slipping! That you for this invention!!!

Don't use thin set, vct glue or liquid nails

Omg these are incredible!!! We get so many great compliments and they really look like real brick. Super easy to put on as well.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased plans for the German shemear and this was the alternative for the brick panels the hardware stores no longer sale. These were so easy to put on the wall and flimsy enough to cut. Once it is secured in place, the brick becomes more sturdy. Texture is identical to brick, each brick has its own character just like real brick.