If you are thinking about installing beautiful brick veneer panels or other features in your home’s interior or exterior, you are not alone. This type of veneer takes thin slices of actual bricks and gives them to you in a lightweight, usable and stylish format. Because they are thinner and lighter, they are also more affordable than working with actual bricks. However, they have the same rustic look as bricks. They can be used for everything from siding and faux walls to decorating the fireplace and more. If you are preparing to get started with the installation of a new veneer feature, you may be wondering if you can install this material on any underlying surface. Essentially, you can, but you do need to prepare the surface to accept the material.