Thin brick pavers are one of the hottest flooring trends in the country. People are using brick pavers in a lot of different ways and in a lot of different rooms. They provide you with a durable floor that looks amazing when installed correctly. Here are a few things to consider about using thin brick pavers for indoor flooring.
Brick Paver Basics
Brick pavers provide you the look of a real brick floor without actually using brick. Brick pavers are usually about 1/2" thick and the top layer looks exactly like a real brick. They come in a variety of different colors so that you can match almost any brick color in the market. If you want a smooth brick or an old-world Chicago look, you can get it with this type of tile
How it is Installed
Brick pavers, installed inside the house, can make a great do-it-yourself project. If you have any experience with laying tile, you should be able to do brick pavers as well. It is installed in the same manner that ceramic or porcelain tile is installed on the floor. You can put it directly onto a concrete sub floor or use concrete board on top of a wood sub floor. You adhere it to the floor with thinset and you put grout in the joints afterwards.
Sealing the Brick Pavers
Once the floor is installed, it should be sealed properly using a tile sealer. Brick pavers are porous and can absorb liquids. In order to keep it looking good and clean, you should apply a sealer to the top of the pavers and the grout surrounding them. Mopping the entire floor with a good sealer and letting it dry will do wonders for how your brick floor looks in the future.
Benefits of Brick Pavers as Flooring