Stone Cladding

Stone cladding is the process of applying a thin layer of natural or manufactured stone to the exterior or interior surfaces of buildings, walls, or other structures to enhance their appearance. This technique provides the aesthetic appeal of solid stone while being lighter and more cost-effective. The stone cladding is typically installed over a substrate or backing material using adhesives or mechanical fasteners. Proper installation of stone cladding involves ensuring that the surface is level, applying a bonding agent, and carefully placing each stone piece to create a seamless, natural look. Stone cladding is popular for adding texture, warmth, and a sense of permanence to architectural designs, both indoors and outdoors.