Need A Source

[kentenn]

Looking for an affordable source of faux brick to put on front of garage. The one I found will be about $2500 - 3000 for 200 sq ft. Seems kinda high to me...

 

[gungatim]

I've always thought the mortarless brick veneer you screw on to lathe in overlapping sections actually looks pretty good for an outbuilding, looked at it at Menards years ago but decided it was too expensive...

you can look and see what their prices are, probably any box store will be able to get them.
https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/siding/stone-veneer-siding/c-19691.htm

 

[PCustoms]

I'm looking for the same, and found about the same pricing. Hoping to go with the foam based to get a little more R value.

 

[Northislander]

I used Fusion stone not sure if its available in the U.S. but was a good product and easy to install. Although the location a chimney on top of a 12/12 pitch roof wasn't exactly the easiest spot to get brick to

 

[kentenn]

Here's what I'm looking at: http://www.fauxpanels.com/regency/old-chicago-brick-panel.php?color=192

 

[LB-1911]

Imported from your other thread.

Looking for an affordable source of faux brick to put on front of garage. The one I found will be about $2500 - 3000 for 200 sq ft. Seems kinda high to me...

We used Z-Brick some years ago, VERY happy.

Appears to be very roughly 1/2 your pricing.

Around $6.50/ sq ft.

Lowes carries it, so possibly "free " shipping.

Marc
http://www.z-brick.com/

 

[engineer2]

I got some real stone veneer from Menards (sorry, none in TN) for about $4.50 a square foot.
HD should have similar stuff in the form of brick veneer. Goes up like tile. Layers are:
Double plastic sheeting
Cement board screwed to studs, mesh taped joints
Thinset tile cement
Stone veneer, tight set, no joints.
Sealer.

 

[MikeF2316]

Lowes in Canada has this stuff.

http://www.novik.com/en/products/novikstone

 

[braidmeister]

https://www.textureplus.com/