There are glazed brick tiles, handmade-style brick tiles, rustic brick tiles, and thin brick veneers. Each has a unique texture and color palette to suit various design needs.

Brick tiles are widely used in interior walls, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, floor surfaces, and exterior façades.

Consider the area of application (indoor/outdoor), texture, finish (matte, gloss, rustic), and color. For high-traffic zones, opt for anti-slip or textured finishes.

Brick tiles are cost-effective compared to natural bricks or stone cladding. They offer premium aesthetics without heavy structural requirements.

- Lightweight and easy to install
- Versatile for interior and exterior use
- Heat and fire resistant
- Real brick look with low maintenance
- Available in numerous finishes and designs

Not at all. Most brick tiles have a sealed surface that repels stains and dirt. Occasional wiping with mild detergent keeps them clean.

Yes. Brick tiles for floors are slip-resistant and durable, making them perfect for rustic interiors, patios, or outdoor walkways.

While many come pre-sealed, sealing brick tiles—especially in moisture-prone areas—adds extra protection and longevity.

Sweep regularly, mop with a mild cleaner, and reseal every few years (for unglazed tiles) to maintain their appearance.

Yes. Brick tiles are naturally heat-resistant, making them ideal for kitchen backsplashes, fireplaces, and outdoor spaces.

Brick tiles are thinner and lighter than traditional bricks, designed primarily for surface applications, not structural use.

Some brick tiles are made by slicing real bricks; others are crafted from ceramic or porcelain to mimic the brick look.

Absolutely. We offer specialized brick tiles for interior design as well as weatherproof options for exterior wall designs.

Yes. Brick tiles are durable and stylish, making them ideal for cafes, restaurants, hotels, and retail stores.