No two pieces of natural stone look alike—even if you’re comparing two pieces of granite extracted from the same quarry. This variation of color, pattern, and texture is part of what makes natural stone so unique and so highly prized as a building and landscaping material. If you’re on the lookout, you’ll notice it in…
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Thin Stone Veneer’s Carbon Footprint Depends on the Source Every construction material has its own unique carbon footprint. If you’re considering thin stone veneer for your next project, you may be wondering, “What are the environmental impacts of stone construction?” That largely depends on the stone’s sourcing and transportation. There are two main types of…
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Stone veneer offers nearly endless potential, introducing depth and drama to a wide range of interior and exterior spaces. If you’re considering this product for your next new build or renovation project, you’ll have to choose between natural stone veneer versus manufactured stone veneer. But what is the difference between manufactured and natural stone veneer?…
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Natural thin stone veneer is a beautiful and versatile product, ideal for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications. But pricing out thin stone veneer for your project can be somewhat complicated, with a number of factors to consider. If you’re working with thin stone veneer for the first time, it’s especially important to keep…
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When it comes to natural stone, few products are as versatile as thin stone veneer. This lightweight stone veneer is cut to a thickness of less than two inches, well under half the thickness of structural stone veneer, known as building stone or full-thickness stone. This shallow cut drastically changes the function of the product,…
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Wondering what the difference is between thin veneer and full veneer stone? You’re not alone. These products can be pretty similar to one another, except for one key characteristic: thickness. Finding the right option for your project is often a question of thick versus thin stone veneer. The difference in thickness and weight alone creates…
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Sustainability is a major concern in residential and commercial construction. Builders and their subcontractors consume a lot of resources, which has led many to recognize the importance of using eco-friendly materials to meet the current and future needs of sustainability-driven customers. Products such as recycled steel and sustainably sourced wood are known to be environmentally friendly…
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Natural Thin Stone Veneer is used for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications. You’ve probably seen it plenty of times without realizing it — decorating exterior facades and interior fireplaces. But, what exactly is Natural Thin Stone Veneer, and how does it differ from regular stone? What Is Thin Stone Veneer? Natural Thin Stone…
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Educational Pathways Guiding Stakeholder Engagement in Margie’s Garden Margie’s Garden, built in memory of local teacher Margaret Kezman, is the children’s addition to the Boerner Botanical Gardens at Whitnall Park in Hales Corners, Wisconsin. The garden is uniquely designed for children and their families, offering an environment that encourages exploration, imagination, and interaction with nature….
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We want to take some time to catalog some significant modern trends in thin stone veneer and explore the driving factors behind those trends. We will also spend some time talking about specific thin stone veneer applications, with emphasis on the versatile utility of the product as it relates to interior and exterior architecture and…
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