Introduction to the TBS Brick Slip range

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Traditional Brick & Stone (TBS) is proud to have contributed to numerous award-winning projects across the UK with our wide range of facing bricks. Many of these outstanding achievements can be viewed on our Case Study Page. Building on the success of TBS, we are excited to introduce TBS Cladding Solutions, a specialist brick cutting facility capable of stocking over 1.5 million brick slips from more than 40 different types!

What is a brick slip?

A brick slip (or brick tile) is a thin layer of brick, typically cut from a full brick, which can be adhered to walls for decorative and structural purposes.

 

What are brick slips used for?

Brick slips are versatile and have been used in various settings, including: Feature Walls, Kitchen Splashbacks, Fireplaces, Bathrooms, Exterior Cladding Systems and much more!

Below this article are some images of our brick slips in action!

 

What are the benefits of Brick Slips?

Aesthetic Appeal: Brick slips transform the look of a space, giving it an authentic brick finish without the need for constructing new walls.

Breathable and Non-Combustible: Made from brick, these materials are sustainable and environmentally friendly.

Ease of Application: A cost-effective and low-hassle way to enhance the feel of any room or space.

 

Are Brick Slips Easy to Fit?

Yes! Brick slips are as easy to install as tiling a wall, making them accessible for those with even basic DIY skills.

The good news is brick slips can be fitted by most people, as it is basically the same process as tiling a wall.

 

Do Brick Slips need Aftercare?

Our brick slips are made from F2-rated facing bricks, designed to withstand the harshest elements of the Great British weather. They require very little maintenance—just an occasional dusting and optional sealing with a standard sealant.

 

Images of Brick Slips

Explore some fantastic examples of our brick slips in action! These installations showcase how they’ve transformed various homes and commercial spaces across the UK.

For more information or to see our brick slips in use, check out the images below or contact us today!

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