Questions and Answers for Koni Brick Old Chicago Grey 8.20 in. x 2.50 in. Thin Brick 10.76 sq. ft. Flats Manufactured Stone Siding

A:  It may, but is not recommended for large wall installations. For installation instructions visit: https://konimaterials.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Installation-Guide.pdf

A:  It's pretty porous and I think it would absorb a lot of water, so likely not suitable for a shower situation IMO

A:  Koni Brick� is manufactured out of cement/concrete, therefore any contact with water inside a shower where the product is exposed to moisture, humidity, and lime deposits, will develop efflorescence.

A:  Brick is non combustible but not resistant to heat. It will readily absorb, retain, and release hot temps to your room and combustible wall. Build a "floating" wall with a 1" air gap. The gap is what makes it safe. Air needs to move freely.

A:  Yes, customers have made a herringbone pattern from Koni Brick�. For takeoffs, it's recommended to consult with a professional mason.

A:  I used a HD premixed white-ish grout and looks great. When I sponged it off I didn’t clean off the bricks completely and gave a really nice white washed look. 

A:  Traces of Silica are emitted when cutting the manufactured brick. Wearing protective gear is highly recommended to shield from particles that may be inhaled while cutting the cement/concrete brick.

A:  Are you asking due to the California 'warning'? California has this warning on probably 95% or more of all products of any kind. I think they just know that anything 'can' cause cancer.

A:  Koni Brick� is a manufactured thin brick veneer made from cement/concrete.

A:  No. Koni Brick is not a floor tile or paver. Koni Brick is a manufactured thin brick veneer for wall surfaces only.

A:  Koni Brick is manufactured from cement/concrete, therefore it may be painted. Please note, painting Koni Brick will void the manufacturer's warranty.