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Brickstone Red Porcelain Tile

Brickstone Red Porcelain Tile

SKU: NCAPREDBRI2X10

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Stock checked October 28, 2026

Brickstone Red Porcelain Tile: Brick Look Porcelain Tile For Countertops, Floors and Walls

Brickstone Red is a brick look porcelain tile from the Brickstone collection by MSI, in a red palette. It is rated for countertops, floors and walls, so one look can carry from the floor to the walls.

It comes in 2 1/3”x10”, 2”x18” and 5”x10” in a matte finish. Each size and finish is listed as its own option, so you can order the field tile and the trim together.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Brick Look Design: The brick look surface gives the room the character of the natural material with the easy care of porcelain.
  • Glazed Surface: A fired glaze seals the face of the tile against stains and everyday spills.
  • PEI Rating 4: The wear rating suits all residential floors and most commercial spaces.
  • Shade Variation V4: Strong variation for a lively, natural stone feel.
  • Low Emission: Certified Greenguard Gold, USGBC/LEED for indoor air quality.

Specifications

  • Material: Porcelain
  • Collection: Brickstone
  • Color: Red
  • Primary Color: Red
  • Style: Brick
  • Tile Sizes: 2 1/3”x10”, 2”x18” and 5”x10”
  • Finish: Matte
  • Thickness: 0.39 inch, 0.40 inch and 0.43 inch
  • Tile Type: Glazed
  • PEI Rating: 4
  • Coefficient Of Friction: DCOF > 0.42
  • Shade Variation: V4
  • Edge: Pressed
  • Applications: Countertop, Floor and Wall
  • Certifications: Greenguard Gold, USGBC/LEED
  • SQFT per Box (2 1/3”x10”, Matte): 5.152 sq ft, 32 pieces
  • SQFT per Box (2”x18”, Matte): 8 sq ft, 32 pieces
  • SQFT per Box (5”x10”, Matte): 5.552 sq ft, 16 pieces
  • Sold: By the box

Picture Brickstone Red finishing the room you have been planning, from the first tile to the last edge. It sets a tone the whole space can grow around.