Brick tiles, also known as brick slips are an attractive alternative way of improving or restoring the external appearance of a property at a much lower cost than building a new brick  skin around the house and also in a lot less time. By adding thermal mass to the wall brick tiles can also boost insulation values and reduce heat loss and CO2 emissions.

Brick or stone slips come in a wide range of colours, styles and materials although the two most common and effective systems are either a 15-25mm thick clay brick tile or a highly durable resin “brick” front. They can transform a property’s appearance and can be used to cover whole walls or to add architectural features such as a brick plinth around the base or to highlight features such as a central gable section.

For more information on the benefits of fitting brick slips and tiles or to ask a question please CONTACT US now on 01908 516366 or use the contact us button

Brick cladding uses brick tiles or slips to renew or re-design the outside appearance of a home. They are becoming an increasingly popular choice amongst homeowners who want to renovate their exterior walls but do not like the idea of covering damaged bricks with a coloured render system.

Using a brick cladding system is a very attractive way of improving or restoring the external appearance of a property at a much lower cost than building a new brick skin around the house and also in a lot less time. By adding thermal mass to the wall brick slips can also boost insulation values and reduce heat loss by up to 25%.

Slips or tiles come in a range of colours, styles and materials including reclaimed bricks to give an olde worlde feel to a property. The two most common and effective systems are either a 15-25mm thick clay brick tile or a highly durable resin “brick” front.

They can transform a property’s appearance and can be used to cover whole walls, replace render or to add architectural features such as a brick plinth around the base or to highlight features such as a central gable section.

If you would like more information then please EMAIL us using the “contact us” button or CALL US on 01908 516366 to discuss any questions you may have on suitability or design options.