How can I make an imitation brick wall fireplace?
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Hi,
Many years ago there were 'Brick faces' made by a couple of brick manufacturers where they had cut the 230mmx76 mm (9"x 3") face off the brick using a brick saw and then packaged as 'Brick Faces'. The trick to making them look authentic was to screed the wall with mortar and place the faces onto the screed, working from the bottom to the top, using a 10mm spacer, (bricks are not uniform in size and may need some tweeking to look right. An alternative is to try and find "Giggi Bricks" which are / were an imitation plastic and stone brick face, using construction adhesive to fix them in place and tile grout to give it the 'mortar' look.