HotCoals
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Don't know if this will help but the brick in my avatar is a inch or so out from the wall..and a row of brick near the top and bottom is spaced so there is air movement from top to bottom.
how to build a wall with 1 inch air space???
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I used 1 " conduit screwed to the wall in vertical fashion. I spaced 3 of them equally and then screwed my corugated steel over it. Your can see my wall in the avatar. For my other wall protector, I used the same 1 " conduit, then screwed cement board to it. Then I tiled directly on the vertical cement board. Both came out nice. Good luck.
One guy used a product similar to this and it looked great, did not look into it but these panels are thin so not sure how he used them, maybe some one else remembers his posts and pictures. http://www.armstrong.com/resclgam/na/ceilings/en/us/metallaire-metal-ceiling.asp
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