Backed by 40+ years of field experience, Brick it® delivers proven, high-efficiency installation systems for thin brick, thin stone, and stucco across residential, commercial, and institutional projects.
Brick it® systems provide the ultimate foundation for lasting performance.
Engineered panels and traditional methods designed for speed, alignment, and durability. Includes moisture control and continuous insulation options for modern or historic applications.
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Lightweight alternatives to full-depth stone, engineered for secure attachment and load distribution. Suitable for interior and exterior use, supporting complex architectural detailing.
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Systems designed for drainage, crack control, and modern wall assembly integration. Ideal for diverse exterior applications and built for long-term durability.
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Installation systems can be used for thin brick, thin stone, and stucco applications, depending on the material, substrate, building type, and performance requirements. Common components may include adhesives, basecoats, anchors, panels, accessories, moisture management materials, rainscreen assemblies, and continuous insulation systems.
A brick veneer panel system can help improve layout control, installation speed, consistency, and jobsite efficiency. For contractors, it can also support cleaner coursing and more predictable installation in the field.
You should select the installation system based on the material being installed and the wall assembly it will become part of. Thin brick systems are designed for thin brick, thin stone systems are designed for stone veneer, and stucco systems are designed for stucco assemblies. The right system depends on the veneer type, substrate, exposure conditions, installation method, and performance goals.
Yes, veneer installation systems can be used for interior and exterior applications when the system is designed for that environment. Exterior applications should account for moisture management, drainage, rainscreen needs, continuous insulation, fasteners, and long-term exposure conditions.
The right installation system depends on several project-specific factors, including whether the application is interior or exterior, the veneer material being installed, the substrate, moisture management requirements, continuous insulation needs, warranty considerations, maintenance expectations, budget, and installation conditions.
