Measure height × width for each wall to get square feet, add them up, then subtract doors and windows. Add 5–10% extra for cuts and waste. Use our Coverage Calculator to check your numbers.

Flats cover square feet on the wall. Corners cover linear feet on outside edges. Check each product page for coverage per box.

Plan for about 3/8 inch joints. Keep spacing consistent for a clean look.

Yes. Order 5–10% extra. Order a little more if your project has many cuts, angles, or niche details.

Clean, sound drywall (interior), cement backer board, concrete or masonry, and Panel+ used as the base. Surfaces must be clean, dry, solid, and fairly flat.

Yes. In splash or wet areas, prep well and follow adhesive instructions. Keep water off fresh work while it cures. Use cleaners made for masonry.

Yes, around surrounds and backsplashes. Keep safe clearances, follow local codes and appliance guidelines, and use materials rated for the area.

Yes, on properly prepared exterior surfaces. Protect from rain and freezing during cure. Follow temperature ranges on adhesive and grout labels.

Use an approved polymer-modified thin-set or Old Mill Adhesive matched to your surface and location (interior/exterior, wet/dry). Follow the label for open and cure times.

Brickwebb commonly uses a 3/8 in. × 1/4 in. notched trowel. Panel+ (adhesive-applied) typically uses a 1/2 in. notch. Follow the product guide for your substrate.

Two easy options: (1) Type S mortar with a grout bag and jointer for a classic look; (2) sanded tile grout with a float for color control (use grout release for easier cleanup). Test a small area first.

Wait until the adhesive cures fully and bricks don’t move—typically at least 24 hours or as stated on the label.

Use an angle grinder with a masonry blade or a wet saw. Cut face-down to reduce chipping. Wear eye, hearing, and dust protection.

Order corner pieces (sold by linear feet) and install corners first. This keeps courses aligned as you run the field.

Snap a level line for the first course and mark light guide lines on tall walls. Check level every few rows and adjust while adhesive is fresh.

Sealing is optional. If you seal, use a breathable masonry sealer and test a small area first. Follow label directions for recoat and cure times.

Let grout firm up, brush crumbs away, then wipe faces with a damp sponge. After curing, remove light haze with clean water. For heavy residue, use a brick-safe cleaner and rinse well.

That’s likely efflorescence—salts carried to the surface by moisture. Fix the moisture source first. Dry brush or wash with water. For stubborn spots, use a brick-safe cleaner and rinse thoroughly.

Yes—use the adhesive-applied method over the correct air & water barrier following the system guide. You can also mechanically fasten to framing using approved screws and washers.

Yes. Remove the lower track on the first course so a full row of thin brick can sit at the base.

Yes. Order color samples here: Buy Samples.

Yes. Pros can apply for access to see net pricing and request quotes: For Pros.

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