Brick veneer on interior

[HKB3]

Anyone done brick veneer on the interior of a garage? I tried a search and came up blank, something like this but use your imagination and picture it in a garage setting

thanks,
soon to be first time home owner

 

[draglink]

I was going to do the same thing, undecided on brick veneer or stone....the good looking stuff is pretty pricey so its been shuffled back on the list, its a great look thoguh!

 

[fatboy99]

They used this system on Man Caves last night looked pretty slick

http://brickit.com/?gclid=CJeDsc-56KgCFUMUKgodlTXYFQ

 

[Cardboard Man]

If it's going to be a garage for show, go for it - it looks great. If it will be a garage for work, that brick and mortar will attract all sorts of dust and grime and be a real pain to keep clean looking.

Congrats on your first place!

 

[HKB3]

was looking at the brickit system ...looks like it may be out of the budget, haha

 

[LeonardY]

was looking at the brickit system ...looks like it may be out of the budget, haha

Here's something that you might consider. It's less expensive.

http://storefront.vacuformstore.com...Path=3&zenid=5cbdbde740945551b396253812315bd3

I've used this stuff for set building. Built my nephew a dungeon in his dad's garage with stone walls for Halloween. It isn't the toughest stuff in the world. Some companies will make it out of fiberglass. All you need is a good scenic painter.

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[melliott28]

If you are only using your garage for light work and you don't need the storage space on the wall, then I say go for it. But, if you need all of the storage space you can get like I do, then it probably isn't a good idea. The back wall of my garage is brick, and while I think it looks nice, I will eventually be covering it with cabinets because I need the storage (for tools of course).

 

[blkhonda1991]

id say its a waste of money unless you are basically showcasing cars/creating a mancave type space in the garage