Brick & Brick Tile　England (ENG)（England）

Yes, it can be used on exterior walls.

To keep it looking its best, we recommend using it together with our ancillary material “Repel S” (penetrating water repellent).

No. It is made in Japan.

Our craftsmen make each piece by hand at our own factory in Japan, so we can still supply matching material if repairs are needed in the future.

It is true that the strength is lower than porcelain tile. In recent years, however, installation with flexible adhesive has become standard practice, which compensates for this weakness, and cracking has decreased significantly.

If a crack does occur, our ancillary material “BRICK+AID” makes the repair simple.

No. Pigment is mixed into the mortar, so the cut edge is the same color as the face.

When cutting on site, we recommend scoring a line and splitting the piece with a chisel and hammer.

No. Even if a product is discontinued for reasons on our side, we can produce it again at our own factory.

You can specify it with confidence, knowing that material will be available if repairs become necessary.

CAN'BRICK is a non-combustible material.

Under the Building Standards Act, non-combustible materials fall into the following 2 types:

1. “Designated”: materials designated as non-combustible by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism

2. “Certified”: materials granted individual certification by the Minister

The mortar and concrete that CAN'BRICK is made from are classified as “designated” non-combustible materials. The certification number we are often asked about is issued only for “certified” materials.

Both qualify as non-combustible materials under the Building Standards Act and can be used in the same way.

Yes, wherever the surface temperature stays at or below 200℃. Ordinary resin-based adhesives lose bond strength at these temperatures, so a mortar-based adhesive is required. Our guide “Can brick tile be used on wood stove and fireplace walls? Heat resistance and installation guide” compares the heat resistance of different adhesives and explains what to watch for during installation.