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Thin brick tile is a lightweight, easy-to-install alternative to full-sized bricks. Designed to deliver the appearance of traditional brickwork without the structural requirements, these tiles offer versatility across floors, walls, backsplashes, and more.

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            Musk matte thin brick tile in deep charcoal tone by Country Floors
            Musk Matte Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/8"x7 1/2"x1/2"
            $31.79/ per sqft
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            Beige matte subway thin brick tile with soft rustic texture by Country Floors
            Beige Matte Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 5/8"x9 5/8"x5/8"
            $9.18/ per sqft
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            Peggy Blue Rustic Ceramic Tile 2 5/8×9 5/8 Image
            Peggy Blue Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 3/4"x9 3/4"x3/4"
            $20.47/ per sqft
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            Moore Slate Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 9/16×8 7/16 Image
            Moore Slate Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 9/16"x8 7/16"x5/8"
            $9.51/ per sqft
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            Sage Glossy Staccato Terracotta Wall Decos 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Sage Glossy Staccato Thin Brick Accent Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Karasuba Rustic Subway Thin Brick Tile 2 3/4×9 3/4 Image
            Karasuba Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 3/4"x9 3/4"x3/4"
            $20.47/ per sqft
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            patino dlazed metalic thin brick tile in deep charcoal tone by Country Floors
            Silver Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Pico Gold Semi Gloss Ceramic Tile 2 1/8×7 1/2 Image
            Pico Gold Matte Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/8"x7 1/2"x1/2"
            $19.98/ per sqft
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            Black Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Black Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Gallery Platinum Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 9/16×8 7/16 Image
            Gallery Platinum Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 9/16"x8 7/16"x5/8"
            $9.51/ per sqft
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            Yoko Rustic Subway Thin Brick Tile 2 3/4×9 3/4 Image
            Yoko Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 3/4"x9 3/4"x3/4"
            $2.65/ per sqft
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            Sky Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Sky Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Malerie Nut glossy thin brick tile in rich warm brown tone by Country Floors
            Malerie Nut Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/8"x7 1/2"x1/2"
            $22.20/ per sqft
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            Sky Glossy Legato Terracotta Wall Decos 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Sky Glossy Legato Thin Brick Accent Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02$23.22/ per sqft
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            Royal White Glossy Legato Terracotta Wall Decos 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Royal White Glossy Legato Thin Brick Accent Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Hickory Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Hickory Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
            $29.02/ per sqft
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            Thin Brick Tile

            Thin brick tile is a lightweight, easy-to-install alternative to full-sized bricks. Designed to deliver the appearance of traditional brickwork without the structural requirements, these tiles offer versatility across floors, walls, backsplashes, and more.

            They retain the surface texture and visual depth of real brick, but at a fraction of the thickness. That makes them ideal for residential and commercial spaces where space, weight, or cost efficiency is a priority.

            Applications of Thin Brick Tile

            Interior Walls

            Thin brick tile is commonly used for interior accent walls. It adds visual interest, texture, and contrast without overwhelming the room. It can be applied directly over drywall with the appropriate adhesive, making it suitable for design upgrades without major renovation work.

            Use cases include living room features, bedroom headboard walls, or entryway installations. Thin brick tiles for walls are especially useful for bringing a rustic, industrial, or heritage look into contemporary interiors.

            Kitchens

            For kitchen projects, thin brick tile works well as a backsplash material. It withstands heat and can be sealed for moisture protection. Popular options like white brick tile or red brick tile complement cabinetry in both modern and traditional designs.

            In flooring applications, thin brick floor tile can be used in kitchens for added character. It provides a non-glossy, textural surface that hides minor wear and is easy to maintain with proper sealing.

            Bathrooms

            In bathrooms, thin brick tile is often used as a wall material behind vanities or in shower zones. It can be paired with shower wall tiles in contrasting finishes or used throughout for a cohesive look. When sealed correctly, thin brick tile performs well in areas with high humidity.

            Bathroom tiles made of brick add natural texture and warmth to what can often be a sterile environment. Glazed options are recommended when a smoother, more polished finish is preferred.

            Floors

            Although thinner than standard brick, thin brick floor tile is durable enough for use underfoot in low-traffic to medium-traffic areas. Common uses include kitchen floor tile, entryway floor tile, and laundry room floor tile zones.

            The surface is naturally slip-resistant and masks everyday wear effectively. Brushing and sealing the tile during installation helps with long-term durability and ease of cleaning.

            Tile Finishes and Types

            Glazed Thin Brick Tile

            A glazed thin brick tile features a glassy surface coating that enhances color and adds a slight sheen. It’s often used for decorative wall applications where a more polished aesthetic is desired. These tiles are easier to clean and offer a modern alternative to traditional matte finishes.

            Thin glazed brick tile also works well in backsplashes and bathroom walls, offering visual impact and stain resistance.

            Unglazed Brick Style Tile

            Unglazed brick style tile offers a raw, natural finish. It has more surface texture and is often chosen for projects aiming for a farmhouse, loft, or rustic appearance. While it has slightly higher porosity than glazed versions, sealing unglazed tile helps preserve its appearance and functionality.

            Color Options

            Color plays a central role in selecting the right thin brick tile. The choice depends on the desired mood, lighting, and surrounding materials.

            • White brick tile: clean, neutral, and suitable for both modern and vintage-inspired interiors.
            • Red brick tile: rich, warm, and perfect for achieving an authentic brick wall effect.
            • Blue brick tile: often used as an accent to bring in color without overwhelming the space.
            • Green brick tile: adds an earthy, organic tone that pairs well with wood or stone finishes.

            Installation Notes

            Thin brick tile is typically installed using tile adhesive or thinset mortar. Grouting is done after the tiles are set, using a mortar bag or grout float, depending on the finish.

            Proper surface prep is essential. Walls should be flat, dry, and primed if necessary. For floors, a level substrate ensures uniformity and strength underfoot.

            Expansion joints may be needed for larger applications, and sealing is strongly recommended for both walls and floors, especially in wet or high-traffic environments.

            Maintenance & Cleaning

            Routine care involves dry dusting or vacuuming to remove debris. For sealed surfaces, damp mopping with a neutral pH cleaner is sufficient. Avoid acidic or abrasive products that can degrade the sealant or discolor the tile.

            In wet areas like showers or kitchen brick tiles, resealing thin brick annually helps maintain its appearance and water resistance.

            Where to Use Thin Brick Tile?

            Because it’s lightweight and adaptable, thin brick tile can be used across a wide range of spaces:

            • Brick backsplash in kitchens or laundry rooms
            • Bathroom tiles for showers, vanity walls, or half-baths
            • Thin brick wall tile for living rooms, stairwells, or commercial interiors
            • Thin brick floor tile in mudrooms, entryways, or covered patios
            • Brick tile backsplash paired with natural stone countertops
            • Glazed versions for kitchen backsplash and bathroom backsplash installations

            With so many finish and layout options, it’s easy to tailor the look to match modern, traditional, or transitional design styles.

            See It In Person

            Texture, color, and variation are hard to judge on screen. Seeing thin brick tile in person makes the difference, especially when choosing between matte, glazed, or color-saturated options.

            Visit our tile showroom near you to explore samples, consult with our experts, and get hands-on with each finish. You’ll be able to compare shades, feel the surface texture, and choose the right product for your specific project goals.

            FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

            To thin brick a fireplace, start by cleaning and prepping the surface. Apply a heat-resistant adhesive mortar to the fireplace surround. Begin placing the thin brick panels or individual bricks from the bottom up, ensuring they are level and evenly spaced. Use spacers to maintain consistent gaps. Once the adhesive has set, fill the joints with grout, smoothing it with a grout float. Clean any excess grout from the fireplace tiles for a professional, finished look.

            Outdoor brick tiles are a durable and attractive solution for walls and facades. Thin brick exterior installations provide the look of traditional full brick while being lighter and easier to install. Ensure the surface is properly prepared and use weather-resistant adhesive and grout to protect against the elements. A good choice of outdoor tiles can enhance curb appeal and increase the value of your property.

            Yes, brick tiles can be used as floor tiles for both residential and commercial applications. Thin brick tiles are durable, easy to clean, and provide a rustic, timeless appearance. When installing thin brick flooring, ensure the subfloor is properly prepared and use a high-quality adhesive to secure the bricks. Grout the joints thoroughly to create a smooth, even surface that can withstand heavy foot traffic.

            Cutting brick tiles accurately requires the use of a wet saw, which helps to minimize dust and achieve clean, precise edges. Mark the cutting line on the thin brick tile with a pencil or chalk. Set the wet saw to the appropriate depth and slowly guide the brick through the blade, following your marked line. Always wear protective gear, including safety glasses and gloves, to prevent injuries during the cutting process.

            To install thin brick veneer, start by preparing the surface and applying a layer of adhesive mortar. Next, place the thin brick panels or individual thin brick tiles onto the adhesive, ensuring they are evenly spaced. Use spacers to maintain consistent gaps between the bricks. Once the adhesive has set, apply grout to the joints, smoothing it with a grout float. Finally, clean any excess grout from the surface for a neat, finished look.

            Matching Grout Color:

            • Benefits: Creates a seamless look where the grout lines blend with the tiles, making the overall appearance more cohesive.
            • Best For: Modern or minimalist designs where the focus is on a clean, uniform look.

            Contrasting Grout Color:

            • Benefits: Highlights the individual bricks, adding definition and emphasizing the pattern and layout.
            • Best For: Traditional, rustic, or industrial designs where the grout lines are meant to be a feature.

            Terracotta thin brick can. Glazed ceramic thin brick is generally rated for walls only. Check each product's application chart; the ones marked for interior floors are safe for kitchens, mudrooms and covered porches.

            Natural terracotta brick in a 2"×8" or 4"×8" format, sealed after installation. It's the same material as historic brick floors, with a consistent thickness that makes it easier to lay flat.

            Some is. Cut thin brick is sliced from fired clay brick; molded thin brick is fired clay made thin from the start; glazed thin brick is a ceramic tile in brick proportions. All three are fired clay and install the same way.

            Typically 3/8" to 5/8", compared with 3 5/8" for a full brick.

            Fired clay brick with a colored glass-like coating. It's waterproof, wipes clean and won't stain, which is why it's used behind ranges and in showers. Country Floors' Radiant collection is a glazed thin brick.

            Glazed thin brick is fine on shower walls. For exterior walls, use a freeze-thaw rated brick set with exterior mortar. Avoid glossy glaze on any floor that gets wet.

            Thin brick is clay, not porcelain. If you need porcelain performance (zero absorption, exterior floors), look at stone look porcelain or concrete look porcelain in brick-format sizes.

            Glazed: mild soap and water. Terracotta and veneer: seal first, then pH-neutral cleaner; reseal every few years in high-traffic areas.