BOXES OF Brick Singles
Capital (per box of 20 pcs)
$48.00
Winston
$53.00
Bradford (per box of 20 pcs)
$52.00
Manhattan (per box of 20 pcs)
$44.00 $52.00
Brook (per box of 20 pcs)
$62.00
Char (per box of 20 pcs)
$50.00
Graphite (per box of 20 pcs)
$69.00
Steel (per box of 20 pcs)
$48.00
BRICLAD MESH
Reclaimed Clinker - on mesh
$169.00
Traditional Limewash - on mesh
$159.00
Steel Blend - on mesh
$142.00
Manhattan - Herringbone on mesh
$169.00
Corner Piece
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Reclaimed Clinker - Corner piece
from $58.00
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Traditional Limewash - Corner piece
from $62.00
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Manhattan - Corner piece
from $53.90
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Georgetown - Corner piece
from $53.90
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Sleek Halfwash - Corner piece
from $58.00
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Rustic Halfwash - Corner piece
from $58.00
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Winston - Corner piece
from $53.90
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Steel - Corner piece
from $58.00
Individual brick tiles offering affordability, flexibility and verstility
Our most innovative system incorporating brick tiles on a stiff mesh, which increases productivity by at least 10 times
A range of tools and accessories to assist with your installation. We also supply tile adhesive and mortar grout
Premium smooth range
Cut from Italian bricks, stackbond for maximum impact
How to briclad your fireplace?
The look of a traditional brick fireplace has regained popularity, even in contemporary homes these days. Whether you have a traditional wood log fireplace or a modern gas one, the brick surrounded look always creates a feature and focal point in the living space. With a thickness of only 12-13mm, our thin brick facings give you the ultimate flexibility in finishing your fireplace. There is...
Why BRICLAD pre-meshed sheets?
Brick tiles have been around for many decades. But let's be honest. They are not the easiest to use. Bricks, being a natural kiln fired product, are irregular in sizes, even in the most controlled brick factories in Australia. That makes the installation a tad difficult as it is tricky to get things to line up. Their most used bond pattern (being a running bond)...
Limewash: it's old & it's good
Limewash has its roots in Antiquity. Authentic limewash material and applications on modern brick buildings are getting more and more rare. Most of the so-called limewashed brick walls, are simply bricks painted white using a normal acrylic paint. It is actually nothing like the traditional limewashed bricks. So what is limewash? Limewash is traditionally used as a protection coating for buildings from weather. It soon...
