Brick It Thin Brick Installation System

[@skeeter4028]

That looks very good. I installed a system in a real New York club just like that. It was great, but the sound had too much high end reverberation. But I love the Spider-mancave.

[@georgewelford2089]

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[@mikemurphy1208]

This is very cool! Thinking about using it in my basement. What is the function of the bracketing system behind it? Why couldn't you just glue the bricks directly to the wall? Would it just tear the paper off the drywall? Too heavy?

[@maryrobby7134]

I’m wondering this too

[@brickrok2408]

I’m guessing if it’s gyprock/plaster the weight will just peel off the wall

[@borizh]

My guess is that you’re correct about the tearing of the drywall but also you don’t have to worry about checking for planeness for each row of bricks

[@matthewsala8355]

Looks like one could make a decent living installing these.

[@jesseison6407]

I’m thinking this can be used for a brick ceiling. Secure the metal frame work to the ceiling in a pattern of so 4 corners come to a center point at a light fixture or ceiling fan. Most new glues stick on contact. This can be done! Now I need is to get the wife on board.

[@henrijohnrahmon]

One of the best videos on KZbin!!!

[@ChristopherBoucher-q1k]

Is this the same installation procedure for exterior applications?

[@frednitchie7499]

Appropriate for outdoor use?

[@paulmazurek3608]

The pro masons installed this on a court House we did near White Plains NY , they complained the whole job ,said it would have been faster to install real brick

[@joeoathkeepernuno7086]

Now that is awesome what are you charged for something like that for square foot?

[@MovieMakingMan]

With all that metal on the walls doesn’t it impact Wifi or even 4G? Since this is a media room you’d have to have a 2nd router installed in this room so it could pick up a signal. I guess it would be ok if you used an 8mm film projector or a slide projector to project on a screen. Does anyone even know what 8mm film or slides are? LOLOL. The bricks look great but I’m wondering why the bricks can’t be adhered directly to sheetrock instead of building the metal substructure. That seems like one extra, unnecessary step. If I’m missing something please enlighten me. Thanks. The brick wall looks great btw!

[@gobleworldwide6891]

Simply GREAT !!!

[@sarahcaseyfl]

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[@evelyndennis6724]

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[@radonnaschumacher5630]

Wreaths

[@kateplayz804]

Ew

[@saulvides666]

goble worldwide

[@joeeb3234]

How come the plug receptacles weren't shown. Would I have to cut into the wall pulling out the box to have it flush too wall?

[@thinbrickveneer]

Our legal deportment dose not allow us to advise on electrical work as we are not licensed to do so, but there are simple ways top make the receptacles flush.

[@galyaretka]

@@thinbrickveneer Hello! Would you mind if I feature it on KZbin with a credit?

[@erickurtes8924]

Looks amazing!

[@GRosa250]

Can it be used on the exterior? It would probably look nice on a foundation.

[@moorishamericanpatriot8536]

it wouldnt last the movement of the surface would crack mortar joints

[@latindancer305]

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[@MadameRedd]

@@moorishamericanpatriot8536 We use it on the exterior of homes all the time. That's what it was made for!

[@aniesavillalobos3333]

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[@GigiRuizPrivateA3]

But...how much is the project? I love it!!! Looking cool, nice and 100% fancy 😉

[@samcollins863]

Elizabeth Ruiz

[@TheAavelar007]

Per square feet

[@TheAavelar007]

Elizabeth Ruiz $11-$15 square feet

[@TheRolanjo]

Cutting bamboo flooring

[@luismiguel4156]

Where can I buy those metal for bricks installation?

[@bricks969]

Please call 631 244-3993 option 1, or go to brickit.com

[@davidharris8797]

Do you have this in colombia

[@ms.sammanthalee5156]

just wonderin can paint be mixed into motter to give the job a pop ....

[@coltonnixon1046]

I do not recommend it.it will make the mortar weak... meaning cracks easy...I do this for a living so take my word

[@markrider1257]

@@coltonnixon1046 Colton, I'm in philly, do you know roughly how long it would take 2 guys new at this to install 15' wide x 8' high? Also the pointing joints look large. Do you use a regular brick pointing tool? Looks messy with the cake icing thing

[@jeffs5129]

How did you do the soldier course on the top row with the grids?

[@jp9910]

Cut the grid in 7 1/2" strips and run it vertically above your running bond pattern would be my guess.

[@TheGlenbo71]

I want this but live in the UK, do you have stockists here?

[@swanny142]

Glen Wells .(and/;l

[@tocatocaroleplay9987]

Glen Wells ，，

[@dmitriydmitriy9395]

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[@anyapane682]

At least, these ones don't use polypropylene - the Grenfell Tower ingredient - the fire enhancer. While I like the slat system, I do not like the fact that there is not much useful information regarding facts/data. What happens when it's exposed constant thermal transition between extreme hot and cold - such as the exterior in Florida and Alaska or even UK? What if they start peeling off when the metal starts heating up and cooling off like that on the roof of your car? There is not a brick stacking upon another one like in a traditional system. Everything, including the future of your home, which should last 150 years is reliant heavily on Locktite's strength. We need data, not just nice pictures. What do you think?

[@ladyvictoria8]

i love this..warm and inviting..

[@juanlimon910]

Double work☝

[@richardkrishendath7185]

I liked it before the brick

[@James-cz9lh]

yes sir

[@gladiator8325]

I also highly suggest you do not put a hard floor in a theater room, just saying.

[@candycorn9976]

Looks great except for the giant toy.

[@A10Cobra]

They do not address overlapping panels for exterior installation. If you have ever installed cultured stone over non-overlapped mesh and scratch coat - you get transfer cracking through the stone. Mesh must be overlapped on exterior installations. No mention of this for their system on exteriors. I would assume transfer cracking of thin brick would occur if panels were not overlapped on an exterior installation.

[@thinbrickveneer-b5k]

Thank you for your feedback. We want to assure you that our panels are designed with the most overlap available on the market. The interlocking male and female ends, corner adaptations, and panel staggering all work together to prevent cracking, even in exterior installations. With over 40 years of proven performance, our system ensures long-lasting durability. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

[@r.p4336]

Do you just ever click on an ad video on purpose because you just say, brick it?"

[@picassoamericano3332]

I didn't see him install an L shaped outside corner brick. That's why I kinda clicked on the video lol.

[@saracooper2012]

can it be used on exterior?

[@MadameRedd]

Yes.

[@henrijohnrahmon]

Where can I buy the metal?

[@porkchop1343]

Henri Rahmon you don’t need the metal.. just install like ceramic tiles

[@bricology]

From Brickit.com, the makers of the video.

[@bricology]

@@porkchop1343 -- I think that's a bad idea. Thin-brick installation panels are better than just direct application for a couple of reasons -- not least of which because they have the ledge-rows to keep the courses straight and to provide support for the thin-bricks. Also, for exterior use, you'd want to have an air-gap, and a moisture barrier, which would be much more complicated if you were going to just install the thin-brick like ceramic tiles.

[@woodystefeneylee7290]

it is very nice...but looks like very expensive .......

[@porkchop1343]

I’ll put this brick with out the plates and it will still look the same

[@mattward540]

Crooked Level It looks more expensive than regular brick for exterior and not as durable.

[@SK-li3xu]

So, cant you just put bricks on the wall without the metal?

[@jeffs5129]

Yes, you can

[@shanek6582]

Can you just glue the brick to wallboard? Not use the metal?

[@coltonnixon1046]

I do this for a living and the only time I used this cheep rip off style....no we did not use the metal...so I'm sure you can.positive you can.we did it for a profile for a fire place.

[@coltonnixon1046]

I can't remember exactly how we did it it was years ago but I know we didn't do it like that.there is a cheeper way

[@porkchop1343]

2:34 You mix water. How do you mix water?

[@bricology]

Take two parts hydrogen, add one part oxygen. Stir very carefully.

[@RubbinRobbin]

Why do people prefer this as opposed to natural stone or tiles? it is no different than installing veneer, and all a veneer install requires is stapled felt paper and wire mesh with a concrete scratch coat.

[@echozero8213]

When you reinforce in six seige

[@lcvt8023]

cool

[@scottcunningham3604]

I COULDN'T GET THE COMPANY (BRICKIT) IN NEW YORK TO PICK UP THE PHONE, TRIED FOR TWO DAYS. TO BAD LOOKED LIKE AN GOOD PRODUCT

[@Inescapable]

Why am i watching this?lol

[@JamesHeinlein]

You won't get what you see on their sample boards. Instead of a white wash, it looks like someone dumped paint all over them, with excessive dripping on the faces. I had to scrub each brick in water to make it look like their display board. Also, instead of buying 10% for waste, you should buy 20% to compensate for the brick piece that are bowed like a banana and you'll be sold an extra 10% on top of that from their crooked salesman (even though you handed them the exact dimensions of your project to calculate). You'll be sold an exorbitant amount of pointing mortar as well and they won't take ANY returns, not a thing, even though their website states no returns on brick. I'd steer clear of this business. Tried them out first with a fireplace before spending tens of thousands of dollars on the front of my house and I'm glad I did...

[@satman1w]

how do you use a mobile phone in a room like this? It's a Faraday cage!

[@thinbrickveneer]

We are not experts in the mobile phone field, but it works just fine.

[@gladiator8325]

I install home theater and I HIGHLY suggest you do not put brick on the walls.

[@bricology]

Yeah -- I was cringing at that too; that room is going to be acoustically *terrible* . Still, it sounds like Brickit didn't have a say in that; they did it for a client who wanted it.

[@garvsplayz6270]

jeez ma

[@adamlawrence427]

...Back row folks cant see.... Just saying.

[@metal_mo]

If I had their money I'd burn mine.

[@estuchedepeluche2212]

The "finished" walls look like the unfinished walls of my room before we put plaster so we could paint, why not leave the nature brick from the beginning, this makes no sense to me.

[@jandypimpson]

It's probably a wood framed house trying to look cool inside.

[@gmangsxr750]

Or a basement in which the exterior wall would be concrete

[@porkchop1343]

S SN QN I agree.. he is a big idiot

[@sampriest12]

Lmao... shame shame... name calling is not cool. But it is funny... guess that make me an idiot. 😒

[@FreakenPinko256]

BROWN BRICKS

[@dewainterwilliger73]

your kidding ? right. between the glue and metal hanger you could hire a real brick layer!

[@gabrielruvalcaba2310]

Dud

[@carlosmadeira3530]

Elizabeth Ruiz call me ill install it for you

[@kanatol1]

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