Yes...There are certain limitations (and more wastage with some types of bricks), but we can cut thicker bricks, or even cut down to as low as 15mm for EMPIRE Stick applications by adhesive.
The design of a standard timber home allows for the weight of the EMPIRE BRICK system to be distributed over the existing sub-floor & foundation easily. The "cross-bracing" effect of a metal railing system/brick facing is what saved many homes in the 1989 Newcastle Earthquake and is a reason that so much of our product is exported to countries that experience earthquakes & cyclones. You must consider that a waterbed or heavy cabinet will create more stress on your home than the brick walls because it is concentrated ‘point-loading’. If in any doubt here, it is not expensive to get a structural engineer to inspect your home & advise you.
The design of a standard timber home allows for the weight of the EMPIRE BRICK system to be distributed over the existing sub-floor & foundation easily. The "cross-bracing" effect of a metal railing system/brick facing is what saved many homes in the 1989 Newcastle Earthquake and is a reason that so much of our product is exported to countries that experience earthquakes & cyclones. You must consider that a waterbed or heavy cabinet will create more stress on your home than the brick walls because it is concentrated ‘point-loading’. If in any doubt here, it is not expensive to get a structural engineer to inspect your home & advise you.