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Torre Construction & Development
“like the look of the brick”
“brick with paint ? on - rustic look”
“possible color palate with rd brick”
“Love the brick and white arbor”
“I like columns on red brick”
“Herringbone brick pattern”
“like the brick a lot”
“brick/mortar color for kitchen floor”
“whitwashed brick patio”
“brick surround...Our brick...brick color...brick type/color...Bricked Deck...nice brick deck...old brick...brick decking...Love brick...Brick patio...pool color & brick...the brick...Brick pool...brick pool deck...Brick deck...nice brick...kind of brick is?”
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“I think I want a red brick wall. Maybe the back wall by the stove?”
“brick, rock or log wall in one room?”
“brick wall - great window molding”
“brick wall is what M wants”
“White sofa and red brick wall”
“I like the brick & trim color”
“White window frames with exposed brick”
“I love that brick wall”
“Brick wall! Love this!”
“brick wall is sooo pretty!”
“color brick for loft”
“white, black, and brick”
“LIKE BRICK FOR INSIDE WALLS”
“Modern with brick...brick wall!...Brick wall...exposed brick...exposed brick wall...brick on inside...windows and brick...Brick accent...one brick wall...brick and trim”
Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects
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Last comment "lots of interior brick (family room)- pretty, but maybe not quite this much brick"
This photo has 4 questions
Last comment "lots of interior brick (family room)- pretty, but maybe not quite this much brick"
This photo has 4 questions
“the brick, though i wish the floor was lighter”
“I love the use of brick for the walls in this room.”
“Brick and the arch- glimpse of window”
“Brick wall only on fireplace wall”
“exposed brick, no built ins”
“internal brick lounge room”
“softening brick wall”
“brick walls, metal ceiling”
“brick fireplace to ceiling, chest”
“home with brick walls”
“Brick walls and fireplace”
“Brick with wood, beam ceiling”
“white grout in the brick”
“epath Brick Fireplace”
“brick fireplace surround”
“Brick walls...Brick house...red brick...brick color...lighting on brick...Brick arch...Red brick interior...brick galore...omg brick walls! :)...Brick arches...Brick surround...Brick basement...tique brick...antique brick...Carolina Brick?”
“Back splash with reclaimed brick wall”
“Exposed brick. Stools.”
“love love love the brick!”
“like this kind of brick”
“Exposed bricks in kitchen”
“exposed brick as a background”
“brick wall, blank ceiling combo”
“Brick in the kitchen”
“brick, light floor, cream cabinets”
“Brick and light wood floor”
“The combination of industrial,brick, soapstone”
“Like this brick for kitchen”
“brick panel wall - add”
“Brick wall...Exposed brick...Brick wall!...stools, brick wall...Wall brick wall...faded brick...reclaimed brick...on the brick?”
gingerly
“Brick colour-cultured or regular? thanks”
“Please tell me the brand and color of the brick.
I have noticed when questions about brick are asked, there are usually to replies. Why is this?
Thanks. Lynn”
“Beautiful brick and stonework, what company and color is the brick and mortar?”
“What is the name and manufacturer of the brick and stone and what is the mortar? the stain color too?”
“angle Brick to the rescue! Since we did not post this image, we can't positively identify the brick. However, it looks very similar to our Charleston. I've attached a detailed image, but if you would like more information, please go to our website: www.trianglebrick.com.”
“Wood garage doors; stone work and brick”
“Garage doors with brick stone combo”
Amy Lau Design
“I have recently taken off old plaster to expose interior brick walls. After cleaning should I seal them? Is there a sealer that won't alter the look of the brick? I would like to avoid the "glossy" look.
Thanks,
Theresa”
“paint from brick in my condo kitchen using Peel Away, then used a brush to wash, and sealed with linseed oil. I applied it once and in 11 years did not do anything more to the brick. It looked great.”
“I haven't heard that brick needs to be sealed, so I'm curious to see if someone knows the answer for sure”
“Exposed brick and contemporary furniture with wood”
“Exposed brick wall in living room, possibly?”
“how the table maximize the brick”
“love the brick with the use of blue as an accent throughout”
Birdhouse Interior Design
“of the brick fireplace - can you tell me what it is please?”
“painted brick, painting, color combos”
“Bricks (new and fired, I think) painted a dark color. Kind of cool!”
“DO NOT use shiny finish to paint brick. semi-gloss at the most.”
“sure your brick is completely dry before you paint it — the risk of long-term or immediate damage is less likely.The natural chemical property of bricks may affect your paint's durability as well. According to the Brick Industry Association, most bricks are neutral, but mortar often has a basic alkalinity”
“installed the brick, whenever possible, to uncover any problems that might arise. "You have to be very careful when you're changing the exterior makeup of a wall," says Crocker. Moisture is a concern that's usually apparent right off the bat. Water can enter brick through brick pores, incomplete mortar joints”
Greymark Construction Company
“a red brick house. Can you tell me what green color was used for exterior?”
“painting your brick pillars a different color from”
“Paint for BrickKeep in mind that exterior and interior walls should be treated differently, because exterior brick comes into contact with ground elements. The Brick Industry Association also advises using a porous paint for exterior brick walls, so the brick can breathe. "Choosing a high-quality paint is”
“having your brick professionally stained, rather than painted. Although it can be more expensive, a brick stain penetrates the pores of the brick, unlike paint, which simply sits on the surface. It creates new color without some of the long-term risks that come with paint. More: How to Paint Brick Like a Pro”
