Brick Look Tiles

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Brick Look Tiles Buying Guide Brick look tiles let a genuinely industrial or heritage-inspired aesthetic be brought into a kitchen, bathroom or living space without laying actual brick, giving the same considered texture and shadow-play with a fraction of the installation complexity. Why porcelain works well here Every tile in this collection is built in porcelain, fired at high temperatures to produce a dense, genuinely hard-wearing surface. This gives brick look tiles considerably more consistency and durability than reclaimed or genuine brick, along with real resistance to moisture, making the look viable in a wet area that raw brick simply couldn't handle without extensive sealing. Choosing a colour This collection spans beige, black, grey, terracotta and white, letting the classic warm red-brick look be swapped for a cooler, more contemporary grey or black, or kept genuinely close to traditional terracotta tones. Where brick look tiles work well A kitchen splashback in brick look tiles brings genuine textural warmth behind the cooktop, particularly effective against timber or matte black cabinetry. A bathroom feature wall suits the format well, especially in a black or grey tone paired with matte tapware. A living area or hallway feature wall in brick look tiles gives a room a genuine industrial or loft-style character without the cost and structural implications of exposing real brick. Installation and care Brick look tiles are laid with standard tiling methods, typically in the classic offset (brick bond) pattern the format takes its name from, though a stacked or herringbone layout is also possible for a different visual effect. Because the tiles are porcelain rather than genuine masonry, cleaning is genuinely straightforward, a pH-neutral cleaner and regular sweeping or wiping being all that's usually required. What is the difference between brick look tiles and real brick? Brick look tiles are porcelain, replicating brick's proportions, texture and colour