20 Pcs White Thin Brick Veneers, 2.4in x 7.9in 3D Faux Wall Brick for Kitchen Backsplash, Fireplace, Living Room, Interior and Exterior Decoration (3.5 sq.ft)

These thin bricks turned out fantastic for us. Easy to install, sticks right on with normal mortar, we were able to paint these to get a black fireplace and it turned out lovely.

These faux brick veneers are beautifully made and surprisingly elegant for their price point. The craftsmanship really stands out, each piece has its own shape and character, so you don’t get that repeating pattern you sometimes see with faux brick. They’re heavier than I expected, and the texture feels like a slice of concrete coated in a chalky, almost powdered sugar finish. The size is generous, and the backs have raised dots all over them ( well on most). It reminds me of a concrete walkway that wasn’t smoothed flat. They’re not sharp at all, no poking or scraping like I’ve had with other tiles, so I’m sure the texture is intentional for adhesion, not just a by product of the plaster. I originally bought these for a bathroom backsplash, and they’re going to look great. Very clean, very crisp. But now that I’ve handled them, I’m rethinking the placement. I’m not sure how easy they’ll be to clean once toothpaste, hairspray, or soap splashes hit that chalky surface. They’re paintable, but I’m not convinced the powdery finish would mix well with paint or top coat. I ordered the white because I loved the color, so painting wasn’t part of the plan anyway. They might actually be better in the kitchen, maybe behind the sink instead of the stove, where food splatter would be harder to wipe off. The bright white would look beautiful with our charcoal gray sink and butcher block counters. The box didn’t include any installation instructions, and the product page wasn’t much help either. Based on the material, I’m confident they’ll go up fine with tile mastic, mortar, or even a strong construction adhesive. There was a small nub on one side of a few pieces, which I thought was to separate the bricks for grout and give them that authentic brick look, but it was only on a couple bricks, must have been excess plaster in the molding. They’re thin but feel sturdy, and I’m not worried about them crumbling when I cut them. I have a tile saw, and at this thickness and quality they should cut cleanly. The listing says they’re suitable for outdoor use or behind a fireplace, but with how bright and crisp the white is, and how easily the finish picks up dirt, I’m not convinced they’d stay looking clean in those environments. I’ll try to update once I get them installed… as soon as we can decide where they’re going.

These are very much actual size of 2.5" x7.9" with 0.4" - 0.5" spacing between the bricks ( fyi COMMON brick spacing IS 3/8"-1/2" ) which btw IS the spacing that makes them look as intended you WILL indeed ACHIEVE 3.45' - 3.50' SQ FT. of COVERAGE - ACCOUTING for typical installation spacing is fairly common - which is how all tile , facades , flooring - and other surface treatments are generally tallied. For instance 12x12 tiles are ofen just a bit less (~1/4") to account for standard size grout lines. Of you plan to use these with larger or smaller gaps between- then your specific coverage will go up or down accordingly. 👍 If your plan is to install with NO GAPS then will definitely get less Sq.Ft of coverage. These basically have a rustic stucco/white washed brick look - You can see in my pic what they look like with bit larger gap I spaced 1/2" horizontally & ~ 5/8" vertically to get the running bond they way I liked. 🤫Fudged many of these to keep things lining up how wanted ;) These again ARE -True to size, durable, facade type bricks. They are rough faced with white washed look, 3d, and have mostly smooth backside( not perfectly flat but it all works out in the mortar) They can be used with adhesive specified for plaster bricks or with mortar. They can be painted as well. As they come - they feel dry and chaulky. They do not dissolve in water - but do soak up a bit but dry very quickly as well. I ordered box of 40 previously not really knowing why yet but I liked the plaster looking brick thing a lot ! I Decided to use them in an outdoor kitchen pavilion. I am setting in white mortar and tooling the gap areas like typical brick & mortar. I feel these are good value. Very happy with them, love the look & ordered more to continue;)

These thin brick veneers are a nice option if you want the look of whitewashed brick without the weight or mess of real masonry. Each piece has a raised 3D texture that gives it a more realistic feel than flat wallpaper, and the matte white finish works well with coastal, farmhouse, or modern décor. The size—2.4" x 7.9"—makes them easy to handle and arrange, especially for small projects. The pieces are lightweight and simple to cut, which makes installation easier for beginners. They work well for accent strips, small backsplashes, fireplace surrounds, or craft projects. The coverage is about 3.5 sq. ft., so this set is best suited for smaller areas or for testing a look before committing to a larger quantity. The texture and finish look clean once installed, and the pieces line up neatly with minimal gaps. For the price, it’s a good decorative option when you want a quick update without heavy tools or complicated prep.