Brick Slip Blog

If you want to know what is on trend in brick slips, here is your update as to which blends are the most popular so far this year, and which...

Renovating and improving an old, established property to give not just greater visual impact in the restoration, but also practical improvements.

In England's largest historical county you will find big metropolitan areas such as Sheffield and Leeds, the historical city of York and other cities in Hull and Doncaster, each with...

Two classic organic materials together, with the same goal - making sure that walls are not plain and boring - texture and timeless class.

A wonderfully designed basement embracing brick slips on both the wall and floor, this project was designed exceptionally, and it shows.

From the borders to the highlands and islands, brick has a long history in Scotland, which could be relevant to your choice of blend. We also have Scottish recommended installers...

If you want to further add to the majesty of your project, consider a flemish bond pattern using alternating full and half tiles.

How do you bring an old and tired property up to date? In this case, with blend 2 brick slips and render to great effect.

Brick Slips in Manchester, Liverpool, Cheshire and the wider North West are traditionally red due to the area's history, but the choice is down to you - we can also...