Old Chicago Grey 7.08 in. x 2.50 in. Thin Brick 7.87 lin. ft. Corners Manufactured Stone Siding

They were very easy to work with, just waiting on one more box to finish.

Amazing! Exactly as pictured! We whitewashed ours to get this look!

Ordered over 15000 brick that's 6 pallets. Have put up over 3000 and only had 2 broken but still used them. I love this product. In the pics some of the mortar joints are done some aren't.

Looks great and was easy install

Looks authentic, installed easily.

The brick pieces are unique and beautiful. They are easy to adhere. We would recommend this product.

Very brittle but with a little finesse. Worked great

I really like this product and extremely happy with the overall fit & finish. It can be a bit of a pain to pre-sort various sizes, shapes, and colors of product. You want that overall random effect in appearance (hence presorting), but it's worth it!

We used this product to build a brick wrap around a weight-bearing column we could not move during a remodeling project in our basement. The brick went up easily and was able to be cut with a concrete blade on my skill saw. We used spacers to set the gap on the brick and had the whole column wrapped in about 90 minutes. The bricks themselves were somewhat irregular with some having thicker corners than others and some not quite sitting at a true 90 degree corner so it took some playing around to get them all to look good next to each other. Overall a very easy project so far! Now on to grouting!

We love the way this brick turned out. Found that the key to receiving undamaged bricks is to order in a large enough quantity that it has to be shipped on a pallet. Ordered 1 box by itself first and about 20% of the bricks were broken as others have mentioned. However, we ordered 22 additional boxes that arrived on a pallet, and I don't we had more than 1 or 2 broken bricks out of all 24 boxes of flats and 22 boxes of corners. Bricks were easy to install with regular thinset mortar. No need to mortar the walls - just butter back the bricks individually and install. Only difficult part was that each brick was different in size (which looks very nice) making it tough to achieve level and spacing. No one makes 1/2" spacers, so we used regular tile spaces (which are 1/8" thick) and stacked anywhere from 3-5 of them to maintain a level line and consistent spacing. Corners also tended to be slightly taller than the flat bricks so that took some adjusting to keep the rows level. Corners also took extra thinset as the bricks were always thicker on the inside corner. We then used regular Type S mortar and mixed with New Look charcoal cement color (HD Model # CC3LB101) to achieve a black grout. Couldn't be happier with the finished product. My wife and I installed several hundred square feet (about 40 boxes) and grouted everything in 4 weekends by ourselves, having never done brick work (although we are experienced DIYers and are finishing the rest of our basement 100% on our own).