I really like the brick walls

aodunton

2 years ago

Did it come with the home or was it installed? If so, how easy is it to install and how much does it cost on average?

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Kub3 LTD
2 years ago
Dear Sir/Madam

The brick wall was build out of reclaimed bricks when the extension was built.

The cost of it is £ 200.00+VAT per Sq.m.

In case you would like a brick effect on an existing wall, you would need to apply brick slips (there are many different designs available) over the plasterboard. The cost of it will be £150.00+VAT per Sq.m.

Thank you

Kind Regards

Georgi Zhelyazkov
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I really like the brick walls

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