Uncoupling membranes block stress, cracks, and moisture from damaging tile or thin brick. Learn when you need one and when you do not.

Clay thin brick lasts longer, resists weather, and brings natural texture. Concrete thin brick costs less and installs faster. Learn where each one works best and why the right choice depends on more than looks.

Explore the pros, cons, maintenance tips, and creative ideas for brick and stone veneer to find the perfect fit for your home design.

When considering thin brick tile options, customers often wonder about the differences between Real Thin Brick’s handmade thin brick...

There are two main types of commonly manufactured bricks on the market in the U.S. today. The first option is machine made, which...

Handmade thin brick tiles give customers flexible design options and installation ease that standard brick cannot provide. Many customers...

Veneer is a word used to describe the act of using a thin layer of an attractive material to cover a cheaper or coarser one. Using thin...