ahh some brick houses have only a non-structural layer. ahh maybe you should think about tearing into walls without understanding construction!

Bobby might have a big head, but he is probably right. Most modern homes with brick are only brick veneered, meaning that the structure that holds the roof up is the wood framing that the drywall is nailed to and that contains your insulation.

Now if this is a two humdred year old city house that was thick brick walls to start with, you could possibly expose brick and not have the building fall down, but you would have cold and rain leaking in through the wall.

It is a rare structure that can be changed around indiscriminately from the original design.

Excellence is its own reward!