Exterior Stone cladding, Stacked Stone & split face stone tiles. 

External Stone cladding, Exterior Stone Cladding or Brick Slips is the use of a thin layer of stone that’s commonly applied to the exterior of a building or structure to achieve a textured appearance. Exterior Stone cladding, Stone Wall cladding helps give the impression that the building walls are made up entirely of stone. Split Face Stone or Stacked Stone is often used as a cost effective and fast fitting solution to create beautiful Stone facade or enhance a garden space. Stone Veneer or Brick slip tiles are the ideal products for Stone facing walling projects that require the appearance of natural stacked stone or brickwork. As well as looking good and natural Exterior Stone Cladding provides a practical and affordable addition to your garden. Whatever the style of your home, you will often require external walling to define some areas, confine others or make a barrier for privacy. Our stone wall cladding, and Stone facade products can help you design and build an outdoor space that caters for your every need. Stacked Stone & Stone cladding enhances the look of existing and new buildings. Ideal for new build situations offering cost savings against the full-thickness stone. Most of our Exterior Stone Cladding, Stacked Stone finishes can be constructed at the cost of a typical render finish.Stacked stone, also known as stone veneer, is a type of architectural cladding that is used to add a natural stone look to the exterior or interior of a building. It is made by cutting natural stone into thin slices, which are then stacked and bonded together with a cement or resin mixture. Stacked stone can be made from a variety of materials, including granite, limestone, sandstone, and quartzite, and comes in a wide range of colors, textures and sizes. The result is a beautiful, natural-looking stone surface that adds both aesthetic appeal and durability to a building. It is a cost-effective solution to have a natural stone finish on any surface without the cost and weight of traditional solid stone. Stacked stone is commonly used on the exterior of homes, commercial buildings, and for interior feature walls and fireplaces.