Old Mill Brick

When doing a Brickwebb project, you will likely come across some obstacles that you need to cut around such as outlets, thermostats, windows, air vents, etc. You’ll also need to cut bricks at the edge of your wall or floor. You can easily cut your thin bricks using a hand tile cutter.

1. First, hold up your Brickwebb to the item that needs to be cut around. Identify which bricks and how many will need to be cut in order to work around the obstacle.

2. Make a mark in pencil on the bricks where they will need to be cut. (Remember to measure twice and cut once)

3. If bricks in the center of a Brickwebb sheet will need to be cut, remove the affected bricks and cut out the webbing with a box cutter or other sharp knife.

4. Cut the brick where you marked it. Be sure to wear safety goggles while cutting brick.

Thin brick provides an authentic, natural look with the convenience of a lightweight, easy-to-install product. It is durable, low maintenance, and cost-effective, making it an ideal choice for both interior and exterior applications.

To get started on a thin brick or Brickwebb project, you will first need to know how much product to order. To find out how much product you need, follow these steps: 

1. First - Measure the length and height of the wall or floor. 

2. If your project includes corners, measure the height of each of your corners and add them together to get your total linear feet. For example, if you have two corners on a 10 foot wall, you will need 20 linear feet of corners. 

3. Finally, you will want to subtract the area of any windows or other obstacles in your project. 

4. Once you know your total square footage for flat Brickwebb or single thin bricks and your total linear feet for corners, go to oldmillbrick.com. 

You can plug these numbers into the calculator on the product page to see how many boxes you will need.

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Buy Old Mill Brick's tools, materials, thin bricks and brickwebb made from genuine kiln fired clay brick, available in different colors. Shop now.

The Brickwebb patented mesh-mounted system enables a fast, easy, and high-quality installation of thin brick that can be applied almost anywhere.

To install thin brick, you’ll need a few basic materials and tools, including: a masonry trowel, a hammer drill, a hacksaw, a level, a hand saw, a grout bag, and a polyurethane adhesive. You’ll also need to purchase the thin brick itself. Depending on the size and shape of the area you’re working on, you may need to buy mortar or a concrete adhesive as well.

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