Thin Brick Tiles - Demystified

What the heck are thin brick tiles, you ask? Why not just use whole bricks?

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Our genuine reclaimed thin brick tiles are the faces cut from salvaged bricks.
The old bricks are cut into 1/2" slices to create thin brick tiles.

Thin brick tiles are much lighter than traditional whole bricks and can be applied directly to a wall. Thin brick tiles can be used for kitchen backsplashes, interior walls, exterior paths, etc.

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The lightness of the brick tiles allows them to be used practically anywhere! Using reclaimed materials in your housing projects helps keep useable materials out of landfills. Reduce, reuse, recycle!

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9 New & Different Uses For Reclaimed Bricks That You Haven't Thought Of

Here are 9 new and different uses for authentic reclaimed bricks and brick tiles. Check out www.vintagebricks.com to get your thin brick tile projects started :

Say it with negative space - Have something to say? Bring out your artistic side and say it with the negative space in a reclaimed brick wall for a HUGE look!

Remembrance bricks - Bricks can be engraved for a loved one, a family pet, a favorite poem or verse, anything! Adding an engraved reclaimed brick or brick tile to your home is the perfect way to make a lasting mark.

Garden boxes - Old bricks make great garden elements. Garden boxes made from vintage bricks will stand the test of time.

Outdoor faucet / dog waterer - Why not make your outdoor faucet fancier? Fido loves reclaimed bricks and brick tiles. 

Outdoor shower - Who hasn't lusted after an outdoor shower? Authentic salvaged bricks are the perfect solution to getting to your true hippy roots.

Bird bath - Okay, so this one may not be a "new" idea, but where have all the bird baths gone? It's time to bring back bird baths and reclaimed bricks have the perfect patina for a lived in look.

Decor - Rustic outdoor wedding, anyone? Reclaimed bricks have so much potential for decoration

Garden bricks - Bring out your creative side and paint some old bricks!

Fire pit - The fire pit, nothing new here. BUT consider a new shape - this tear drop shaped fire pit is a beautiful element in the garden. When it's no longer being used for a fire pit it would be a lovely feature for a plant or water fountain.

Visit www.vintagebricks.com to view our selection of genuine salvaged thin brick tiles cut from reclaimed bricks

Reclaimed Brick Tile Patterns - from Ordinary to Extraordinary

When you think of laying bricks, several traditional patterns come to mind - maybe you think of the trendy herringbone or subway tile patterns, but there are so many more. 

Our salvaged brick tiles can be laid in any way you choose! Tell us in the comments below what pattern is your favorite?

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Running Bond

Traditional Herringbone

Crosshatch

Going beyond the traditional brick tile patterns can make a huge visual impact. Check out these artistic designs -

Crosshatch Variation

This crosshatch variation reminds us of parquet flooring - consider bricks for a similar look, but half the price! Genuine reclaimed bricks and brick tiles from www.vintagebricks.com makes beautiful flooring for any room in the house.

Circular Garden Rug

Intricate Garden Rug

Beautiful brick flooring, outdoors or indoors. There are so many ways to pattern a garden "rug". Use an inspirational image and copy it in your outdoor space for an eye-catching space.

Multiple Patterns

Detailed Patternwork

Pattern Art

Useful Brick Patterns - Solar & Noise

This last design is not just interesting, it is useful! The way that these bricks are laid out and turned works to keep noise and sunlight out.

Whatever design you choose to use for your home, consider using recycled bricks. Every brick tile from www.vintagebricks.com is cut from a genuine salvaged brick straight from our demolition company, Southern Demolition. To learn more about our company and to purchase your own brick tiles, visit www.vintagebricks.com or check out our Facebook page www.facebook.com/vintagebricksatlanta