One、Here is the list of tools needed for the installation:
1.Angle Grinder or Wet Tile Saw: Essential for cutting the sheets to fit specific dimensions or around obstacles.
2.Notched Trowel: Used to spread the adhesive or mortar onto the surface where the sheets will be applied, ensuring an even distribution.
3.Rubber Mallet: Used to gently tap the sheets into place on the adhesive, ensuring a firm bond and even alignment.
4.Level: Essential for ensuring that the sheets are applied straight and level, preventing uneven surfaces and gaps.
5.Spacers: Needed between sheets or at corners to maintain uniform gaps, especially when creating patterns or mixing with other materials.
6.Sponges and Buckets: Used for cleanup purposes, to clean excess mortar or adhesive that squeezes out.
7.Safety Gear: Includes safety glasses, gloves, and a dust mask, to protect against dust, debris, and when cutting or mixing dry materials.
8.Grout Bag: Helps in applying grout between the bricks with precision for a more traditional look.
Two、Installation Steps
1.Adhesive
Apply Mesh-backed bricks adhesive or cement mortar (indoor and outdoor) to wall surface using notch trowel.
2.Put the Brick Sheets
Apply mesh-backed brick sheets, and press it firmly.
3.Grout and Caulking
Apply mortar mix using grout bag and finish with brick jointer or apply sanded tile grout. Were commend the use of grout release when using sanded tile grout for easier clean-up and finished look