Stone Veneer, Brick Veneer, Versetta Stone and More

A reclaimed wood mantel can be a real conversation piece. Mixing a rustic wood piece in a modern or contemporary space adds another textural element and is a welcome change to a cast stone mantel. There are no two alike.

Installing faux exterior stone veneer siding can transform any plain or dull facade into something really extraordinary. Choosing a faux stone veneer siding over a natural stone product usually comes down to budget.

Faux stone siding panels used fro building a stacked stone wall are made of Polymer and are installed using screws or nails. Install stone siding panels on hot tub sides or interior accent stone wall.

The choice between natural stone veneer and manufactured stone veneer often depends on personal needs and preference. In order to make an adequate choice, it is important to be aware of the difference between the two. 

Versetta faux stone siding Ledgestone and Tight-Cut panels are installed in Canada using a mechanical fastening system allowing you to finish your project in less time.

Decorative stone veneers are a very versatile material for both exterior and interior stone veneer projects in Canada. Decorative stones are perfect for fireplaces and accent walls around your home.

Especially in pandemic times, a comfortable, beautiful and inviting balcony can bring the necessary variety in everyday life. Refacing the balcony with decorative manufactured stone cladding is an effective and durable solution.

Natural stone veneers weathered textures incorporate natural earth tones providing beautiful accents on any application in or outside the home. Natural stone veneer creates a timeless and classic appeal.

Applying brick veneer to the interior walls of homes and commercial spaces is made easy with the creation of thin brick veneers combining modern appeal with traditional design.

Here are some ideas to arrange your terrace or garden and transform it into your preferred destination for relaxation.

Natural stone veneer cut to up to one and a half inches thick bringing to reality the possibility of installing over existing brick on the façade of your home.