https://www.plygem.com/stone/ply-gem-stone/colonial-brick/

Also check Z Brick & BrickWeb

https://www.flooranddecor.com/brick?srule=Newest&start=0&sz=60

Thank you Beverly, I will look into those. This will be on a floor, I didn't make that clear. I am specifically looking for something that will have a narrow grout line and that the surface will be smooth and even for ease of vacuuming and cleaning. It's been a challenge for sure.

chris

real looking brick doesn't have narrow grout lines.

look for a porcelain tile, All of these pics are porcelain. Too many to list all the names and links. Google, "porcelain tile that looks like brick" or go to pinterest and look.

Lowes has this porcelain brick:

Chicago South side porcelain

MSI Stone:

I love this one. Capella 2x10 in taupe

Brick is NEVER easy to clean. Perhaps what you are looking for is simply tile that you can set in a brick pattern. Check Floor & Decor.

Brick always has a wider grout line because of the irregularities of the edges and the surface. Chicago Brick being the most irregular you could seek.

Again, thank you for all the pictures. I have seen several of the tiles in person, many look so tile like, or pictures of brick, and so much grey. My memory of a brick floor is my grandmothers porch which was dry set reclaimed brick, set side by side, with no grout, sand swept over with lots of sand, and then some finish poured and spread on top. It was practically smooth. That was the old time southern way in the 50's and before. Many places that sell this look only have pictures even if I go in person. I am looking for something that can go from the interior out onto the pool deck and is not blazing hot to walk on in the Houston climate.