Questions and Answers for Old Mill Brick Dixie Clay Thin Brick Singles - Flats (Box of 50) - 7.625 in. x 2.25 in. (7.3 sq. ft.)

A:  It should work but I wouldn't recommend it if you're going to have a lot of grease. Cleaning grease out of the 1/4" indentation between bricks is going to be a real chore. Personally, I like an easy cleaning smooth tile surface. Of course, that decision is up to you.

A:  Not suitable for floors to soft and breaks easy

A:  No, but it would also depend on what type of flooring.

A:  I used this on a wall but I would highly suggest some kind of sealant if you're planning for floor application. Even cleaning off the residual grout left stains in some of my bricks which is fine for the aged aesthetic I was going for but these would certainly collect dirt and grime quickly if you didn't seal them.

A:  Yes, and yes a 3/8” notched trowel will work, a 1/2” will work to but those are hard to find.

A:  We recommend a type S sanded mortar which is your standard grey, or we recommend a tile grout for a different color grout.

A:  Yes, they can be put on exterior walls.

A:  Well, you would have to drill carefully to avoid cracks on brick. Or the smarter thing would be to use the grout area to put something.

A:  Yes our Brickweb and individual brick is great for a floor installation. We recommend a tile grout and sealing the brick.

A:  I used these as the threshold at the base of our fireplace to be level with the hardwood flooring without stubbing toes. No problems and solved our stubbed toes issue.

A:  Yes you can install directly onto the plywood. You would need 12 boxes.

A:  Just received this, yes with our old mill adhesive or a thinset.

A:  Just received this, yes with a tile mastic.