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What is Adhered Stone Veneer?

Whether you are a homeowner or a designer, the appearance and durability of exterior and interior accents are vital when you are designing, upgrading, or modifying a space.

Natural Stone Veneer for Outdoor Living

From retaining walls to outdoor kitchens, natural sawn thin stone veneer connects your space with nature. Products like Natural Facing are made from 100% natural stone that is cut to a thickness of approximately 3/4″ to 1.5″. This allows masons to apply stone veneer without the cost and weight of building stone. It will feel like you are on vacation without leaving your home.

Natural Sawn Thin vs. Manufactured Stone Veneer

Both manufactured stone and sawn thin stone can be classified as stone veneer. The two products are alternatives to heavy building stone. While they may look similar at first, the differences are vast:

Using Natural Stone Veneer in Commercial Spaces

It’s no secret that commercial spaces take a beating. Everyday use includes deliveries knocking into walls and not-so-gentle guests. The operators of the space don’t have the resources to constantly repair damage. This is why durable sawn thin stone, or stone veneer, is an excellent choice for commercial properties.

Residential Home Exteriors with Stone Veneer

Discover stunning residential home exteriors with our premium natural stone veneer. Get inspired with our gallery and enhance your home’s curb appeal today.

Natural Stone Veneer Fireplaces

When it comes to enhancing the warmth and charm of your home, nothing quite compares to the timeless appeal of a natural stone veneer fireplace. Whether you’re looking to transform an outdated hearth or design a stunning focal point in a new construction, natural stone veneer offers an unparalleled blend of beauty, durability, and versatility.

How to Find a Good Mason

Stone masonry is one of the oldest professions in human history. But as many masons approach retirement and fewer people choose a trade profession, finding a good mason is harder than ever. And once you find someone who is able to work on your project, how do you know...