Thin Brick Veneer

Thin Brick Veneer Services by Met Exteriors

At Met Exteriors, we bring years of expertise in Thin Brick Veneer installations, specializing in both residential and commercial projects. From multi-family buildings to luxury homes, we have successfully integrated this versatile product to deliver aesthetic appeal and enduring performance. Whether for interior or exterior applications, our Thin Brick Veneer provides the perfect solution for enhancing the look of any space

Brick Veneer offers an innovative and lightweight alternative to traditional brick. With layers of genuine brick or manufactured brick-like materials that are typically ½ to 1 inch thick, it provides the authentic look and feel of full brick but with less weight. This makes it a cost-effective, easy-to-install option for a variety of applications.

It is perfect for both interior and exterior applications. It can be seamlessly installed on drywall, concrete, plywood, and even over EIFS systems or cement board, providing endless design possibilities.

Lightweight & Easy to Install: Unlike traditional brick, which requires heavy support structures, it is much lighter, making it easier and quicker to install. This reduces labor costs and installation time, while still providing the same classic brick appearance.

It retains all the durability of regular brick, offering excellent resistance to weather, moisture, and wear. It’s an ideal option for buildings exposed to Alberta’s demanding climate.

The Advantages of Choosing Thin Brick Veneer

Thin brick veneer is becoming one of the most sought-after cladding options for homeowners, developers, and architects who want the charm of real brick without the added structural weight. Because it uses slim slices of authentic brick or high-quality brick-like materials, this siding option preserves the iconic brick aesthetic while adapting easily to modern construction methods.

Unlike traditional masonry, thin brick veneer does not require heavy foundations or reinforcements. This makes it suitable for multi-storey builds, remodels, and retrofits where additional weight may not be feasible. It’s especially popular for spaces where full brick may be too costly or structurally restrictive, such as interior accent walls, fireplaces, and feature façades.

Ideal for Modern Designs and Renovations

Thin brick veneer blends beautifully with contemporary and classic architectural styles. Whether you’re renovating a heritage home or designing a sleek commercial building, it provides an authentic visual texture that adds warmth, depth, and lasting character. The ability to mix colours, patterns, and bond styles gives designers and builders complete creative freedom.

For renovations, thin brick veneer is a game changer. It installs quickly over existing surfaces, minimizing downtime and allowing transformations to be completed faster. This is a major advantage in retail, hospitality, and multi-family development projects—where schedules and budget efficiency are crucial.

Built to Withstand Alberta’s Climate

Alberta’s weather can be demanding, with cycles of freezing temperatures, wind, and moisture. Thin brick veneer excels in these conditions because it is engineered to resist cracking, fading, and water damage. Once installed correctly, it performs exceptionally well over time, maintaining its structural integrity and appearance even in harsh outdoor environments.

Its resistance to rot and pests also makes it a reliable option for long-term durability. Unlike wood-based cladding systems, thin brick veneer requires far less maintenance and will not warp, peel, or degrade over exposure to the elements.

A Smart Choice for Cost and Efficiency

One of the biggest advantages of thin brick veneer is the balance of high-end aesthetics and long-term value. You get the visual appeal of full brick without the added costs of specialty foundations, structural supports, or extensive labour. This efficiency makes it a preferred solution across residential and commercial builds where budget, installation ease, and visual quality must align.

To learn more about recognized standards and design considerations for thin brick systems, visit the Brick Industry Association’s resource on Thin Brick

Thin Brick Veneer