Old Mill Building Products offers real-material building products and installation systems for residential and commercial projects.

• Old Mill Brick thin brick and Brickwebb® panels
• Old Mill Systems Panel+® Wall System
• Old Mill Weather Barrier
• Poly-Laminate Joint Fabric
• MasonGrip® adhesive
• Old Mill Adhesive Mix
• Brick Bond® adhesive
• Panel+ fasteners and accessories
• Old Mill Accents stone ledgers and designer tiles

Old Mill Building Products is the parent brand. Old Mill Brick focuses on real clay thin brick and Brickwebb®. Old Mill Systems focuses on commercial and building-envelope products, including Panel+®, Old Mill Weather Barrier, MasonGrip®, fasteners, and insulated wall systems. Old Mill Accents focuses on stone ledgers, designer tiles, and decorative finishes.

Old Mill products work across many project types, including accent walls, fireplaces, backsplashes, floors, exterior facades, columns, outdoor kitchens, commercial buildings, hospitality spaces, modular construction, and renovation projects.

Brickwebb® is Old Mill Brick’s patented thin brick installation system. Each sheet uses real kiln-fired clay thin brick mounted on a durable mesh backing for fast, consistent placement. Brickwebb installs much like tile but gives you the look and feel of real brick.

Yes. Brickwebb is made from genuine kiln-fired clay brick. It is not faux brick, resin, concrete, or cast brick.

Brickwebb lets you install up to 12 thin bricks at a time. The mesh backing keeps the brick spacing and layout consistent, which helps reduce installation time and makes thin brick more approachable for professionals and DIYers.

Yes. Brickwebb is designed for interior and exterior applications when installed over an approved substrate with the correct adhesive.

• Interior accent walls
• Fireplaces and stove surrounds
• Kitchen backsplashes
• Floors over proper substrates
• Columns and entryways
• Exterior facades above grade
• BBQ islands and outdoor kitchens

No. Brickwebb uses real kiln-fired clay brick and is non-combustible. Always follow appliance clearance requirements, local code, and the fireplace or stove manufacturer’s installation requirements.

No. Brickwebb is not recommended inside fireboxes. It can be used around many fireplaces and stove surrounds when clearances, substrates, and local code requirements are followed.

1. Apply modified thin-set or an approved adhesive with a 3/8-inch notch trowel.
2. Install outside corner sheets first when your project includes corners.
3. Install flat sheets and press each brick firmly into the adhesive.
4. Let the adhesive cure for about 24 hours.
5. Grout with Type S mortar or sanded tile grout.

Recommended options include modified thin-set mortar labeled for quarry or stone, Old Mill Adhesive Mix, MasonGrip® for instant-grab applications, and Brick Bond® for approved interior applications only. Always follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions and limitations.

No. Type S mortar can be used for grouting Brickwebb, but it should not be used as the adhesive. Use modified thin-set or another approved adhesive for bonding the brick to the substrate.

Yes, Brickwebb can be installed over drywall for many interior wall applications when the wall is clean, sound, and properly prepared. For wet areas, floors, exterior projects, or special conditions, use the proper substrate and adhesive system.

No. Brickwebb will not bond directly to Zip System sheathing. Use the Panel+® Wall System with loose thin brick, or install cement backer board over Zip System sheathing before installing Brickwebb.

No. Peel-and-stick tile mats are not recommended for Brickwebb. Thin brick needs an approved adhesive that can support the material and application conditions.

Colonial Collection: Flat sheet size is 28 in x 10.5 in. Coverage is 1.7 sq ft per sheet. Each box includes 5 sheets for 8.7 sq ft per box.

Modern and Tierra Collections: Each box covers 7 sq ft.

Brickwebb corner sheets cover 1.76 lineal ft per sheet. Each box includes 3 sheets for a total of 5.3 lineal ft.

Use a wet tile saw or a grinder with a masonry blade to cut the brick. Use a utility knife or heavy-duty scissors to cut the mesh.

Yes. Individual thin bricks can be removed from the mesh for cutting, adjustments, or custom placement.

You can use Type S mortar or sanded tile grout. Sanded grout can be a good choice when you want a specific grout color or a smoother joint finish.

Once grout or mortar has cured, clean the brick according to the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions. For routine cleaning, sweep or vacuum first, then use warm water and a mild detergent. Always test cleaners in a small area before applying them to the full project.

Sealing is optional. A breathable penetrating sealer can make brick and grout easier to clean, especially on backsplashes and floors. Sealers may darken the brick, so test first.

Yes. Brickwebb can be painted after proper surface preparation. Use a suitable primer and paint for masonry surfaces.

Yes. Brickwebb can be installed on floors over properly prepared substrates such as concrete or cement backer board. Use the correct adhesive for the surface and application.

Yes. Brickwebb can be installed over electric or hydronic radiant floor heating systems. Follow the heating system manufacturer’s instructions.

No, but the floor should be properly prepared. Thin brick can handle some variation, but large out-of-plane areas should be patched so the finished surface looks and performs correctly.

Panel+® is an Old Mill Systems insulated masonry veneer wall system. It combines continuous EPS insulation, integrated drainage channels, veneer alignment guides, and compatibility with an air and water barrier. Panel+ is designed for thin brick, stone, tile, and other approved cladding options.

Panel+ panels are made from ASTM C578-compliant EPS foam. Typical properties include approximately R-4.8 per inch, compressive strength of at least 15 psi, moisture resistance, and easy job-site cutting.

Panel+ can be used with thin brick, thin stone, tile veneers, and select stucco and EIFS base coats when used per system details.

Panel+ can be installed using a fluid-applied adhesive method or a mechanical fastener method using Panel+ fasteners. Both methods include a weather-resistive barrier behind the panels.

Yes. Panel+ can reduce labor time and total project costs by up to 60% when compared with traditional installation methods, depending on project conditions, crew experience, and assembly design.

Yes. Panel+ adds continuous insulation to the wall assembly and can reduce energy costs by up to 40% depending on the building, climate, wall design, and other project conditions.

Yes. Panel+ is available in 1-inch, 2-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, and custom thickness options by special order.

Yes. Custom Panel+ sizing may be available by special order. Measurements should be confirmed before ordering.

Old Mill Weather Barrier is a fluid-applied acrylic air and water barrier. It helps create a continuous membrane for air sealing, water resistance, vapor permeability, and crack bridging.

Approved substrates include exterior gypsum sheathing, OSB, plywood, CMU, concrete, cement backer board, brick, and masonry.

Poly-Laminate Joint Fabric reinforces seams, corners, transitions, and rough openings. It is embedded into wet Weather Barrier to support a continuous membrane.

MasonGrip® is an MS polymer adhesive designed for thin brick, stone, and tile. It provides instant grab and permanent strength for interior and exterior applications.

Brick Bond® is an acrylic-based adhesive for approved interior thin brick and tile installations only. It is not intended for exterior use or prolonged moisture exposure.

No. Do not wash adhesive, mortar, grout, or cement-based material into sinks or drains. Use a bucket and dispose of waste properly.

Yes. Panel+ assemblies have passed ASTM E2485 freeze-thaw testing with thin brick and stone veneers.

NFPA 285 is a fire test method for exterior non-load-bearing wall assemblies that contain combustible components. It evaluates fire propagation characteristics in wall assemblies used in certain construction types.

Yes. Panel+ wall assemblies have passed NFPA 285 testing when installed as tested. Project teams should review tested assembly details for their specific building requirements.

Individual products carry limited product warranties. Panel+ systems may qualify for a 15-year system warranty when installed and registered according to Old Mill requirements.

Brickwebb and select Old Mill Brick products are available through major retailers, including The Home Depot, Lowe’s, Floor & Decor, and Menards. Panel+ and commercial wall system products are available through Old Mill distributors and commercial sales channels.

Yes. Sample boxes are available so you can review brick color, texture, and finish before ordering for a full project.

Yes. Use the Old Mill Brick Visualizer to upload a photo or choose a sample scene and compare different brick looks.

Contact Old Mill Technical Services at 1-888-264-6455 or visit oldmillbuildingproducts.com.