Feature wall using brick slips in this kitchen

Today we’re installing a feature wall using 20mm brick slips and tiling the wall to make it look like brickwork.
Very easy project to have a go at if your a DIY enthusiast..
no real specialist tools needed.
Thanks for watching and good luck !! #diyhomedecor #diyproject #diyhomeimprovement #homedecor #homeimprovement

[@trevoradams3148]

Looks great. The only thing I would do differently is to remove the skirting and start a floor level to make it more like a real brick wall

[@christopherkirkkirk308]

Looks fantastic, do you not need to prime/score the paint first?

[@user-ej4cr9ft7v]

Looks great 👍

[@elwood5741]

Appreciation from the south coast, great content

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

Thank you mate… 😁👍

[@Passionbloom52]

Love the look of that 😊

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

Thanks you 🤙

[@nigelsmith3485]

Nice Job .. 👍🏼

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

Thanks mate 👍

[@carguyuk7525]

Great feature wall. My wife would say it will collect dust!

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

Absolutely 😂

[@Potto12]

Hi, whats the grey adhesive called?

[@user-vs3wc1jy4w]

Great job!! Do you recommend anywhere particular to buy the brick slips, particularly with the corner slips? And how much would you estimate that wall cost all in?

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

Hi mate.. google brick slips to find a local supplier.. but expect to pay about £45-£55 per square metre 👍

[@adrianTNT]

5:08 I have an ideea ... what if you cover that top edge area (and rowards the window) with wood adhesive foil ? Making it look like wood lintel.

[@extendaspace-constructionc821]

We’re actually going back to install an oak plank to the underside of the lintel in the new year 🤙