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Old 10/27/05, 01:30 PM
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Thin Brick, or... how to find brick veneer...

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Ok y'all, I am looking for a source for those thin bricks (the brick veneer). You would think that the big box stores would have them, but I swear if I spend another minute on the phone with home depot that I will drive up there and blow the place up. They don't know what they have or don't have or what the heck it's called.

Any sources you know have it? I only need to do about 30 sf.
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Old 10/27/05, 01:37 PM
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I just bought a few boxes of this stuff last weekend to build a hearth pad under my pellet stove,It is good stuff the color varies to give it that used brick look.
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Old 10/27/05, 03:29 PM
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Some decorative rock and stone places also carry veneers. I've seen rock and brick veneers at the last place we were looking at.
If your local fireplace shop doesn't have it then they probably have a brocure of a place you could order it.
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Old 10/27/05, 03:32 PM
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I just bought a few boxes of this stuff last weekend to build a hearth pad under my pellet stove,It is good stuff the color varies to give it that used brick look.
I am actually looking for the ones that would be about 2x8x.5inch so it looks like the brick on their side. I actually found that one, but it just looks like the holland pavers (which I have used for my base on my woodburner... they are about 4x8x2)
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I am actually looking for the ones that would be about 2x8x.5inch so it looks like the brick on their side. I actually found that one, but it just looks like the holland pavers (which I have used for my base on my woodburner... they are about 4x8x2)
Have you tried Belden Brick in NE Ohio?
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Old 10/30/05, 12:21 PM
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Have you tried Belden Brick in NE Ohio?
No, but I will check them out, thanks all!
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Old 10/30/05, 01:27 PM
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I am actually looking for the ones that would be about 2x8x.5inch ......
Z-Brick = 21/4" x 8" x 7/16" thick

I doubt if you'll find any with closer dimensions.
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