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  • Stone walls and cladding-stone wall cladding
    Ballachan cloiche agus còmhdach balla cloiche
    Are you looking for a natural stone wall that can give your home a surprising effect? Are you trying to make it more modern and rustic at the same time? Stop right there! You are on the right page! Artesia has created a rich collection of offers for natural stone walls, suitable for all areas in your home. Stone wall tiles for living room? Artesia will take care of it! Slate walling for the bedroom? Limestone brick wall to introduce in the kitchen? Artesia has all these solutions and much more!
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  • Top Natural Stones for Wall Cladding-stone wall cladding
    Clachan Nàdarra as Fheàrr airson còmhdach balla - còmhdach balla cloiche
    Since ancient times, natural stones for wall cladding have been considered a famous architectural building material. It sets a very regal, vintage mood for its surroundings. Previously, complex substances like wood or stones were used for cladding because of their strength and toughness, but in today's world, there is a wide variety of substances to choose from, like glass, cement, concrete, timber, metal, brick, and stones, etc. As wall cladding requires toughness and resistance against harsh weather conditions, we highly recommend using Natural Stones.
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  • Stone cladding: The simple elegance of the natural world-stone wall cladding
    Còmhdach cloiche: Bòidhchead sìmplidh còmhdach balla cloiche an t-saoghail nàdarra
    Stone cladding is a gorgeous way to bring peace into your home. Natural materials have a sense of raw simplicity that is sure to settle the restlessness of modern life. Cladding in general is the simple practice of layering materials for better thermal insulation, weather protection, or aesthetic appeal – as is often the case for stone cladding. The most common type of cladding is probably weatherboard cladding, of which there are multiple types such as fiber cement, aluminum, vinyl and timber to name a few. Read more about the common types of weatherboard cladding and what it can do for you here.
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  • 10 Benefits of Using Natural Stone Wall Cladding in 2024
    10 buannachdan bho bhith a’ cleachdadh còmhdach balla cloiche nàdarra ann an 2024
    In the early days, stones were available mainly as whole stones in the form of cubes. Therefore, the natural stone application was serving structural as well as aesthetic needs. With the advent of technologies and tools, quarrying, cutting, finishing, polishing, coating, and shipping becomes easy, fast, and cost-effective.Thus, natural stones are no more material for the affluent class of people only. It is available and affordable for all classes of people across the world. It stands in a row of rests of building materials for quality, price, and other attributes we count while comparing material for our construction projects.
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  • What are the pros and cons of using stone tiles vs vinyl tiles in a home-stone wall cladding
    Dè na buannachdan agus na mì-bhuannachdan a tha ann a bhith a’ cleachdadh leacan cloiche vs leacan vinyl ann an còmhdach balla cloiche dachaigh
    Durability: Stone tiles, such as granite, marble, or travertine, are highly durable and can last for many years with proper maintenance. Aesthetics: Stone tiles offer a natural and elegant appearance, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to any space. Resale Value: Installing stone tiles can increase the resale value of your home, as they are considered a premium flooring option. Heat Resistance: Stone tiles can withstand high temperatures and are an excellent choice for rooms with underfloor heating. Low Allergenic: Stone tiles do not trap dust or allergens, making them a good option for people with allergies.
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  • BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH STONE CLADDING-stone clad
    Dèan sgeadachadh air do dhachaigh le còmhdach cloiche air a chòmhdach
    Stone cladding is durable, attractive, and low maintenance. Here’s what you need to know about this stone alternative. WHAT IS STONE CLADDING? Stone cladding is also known as stacked stone or stone veneer. It can be made from actual stone or artificial, so-called engineered stone. It’s available in a wide variety of finishes that look like slate, brick, and many other stones. It’s a fast and affordable way to get the look of stone on a wall without the cost or time of a masonry installation.
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  • Stone Cladding Types, Designs & Installation-stone clad
    Seòrsaichean còmhdach cloiche, dealbhadh agus stàladh - còmhdach cloiche
    If you’re a fan of rustic old-world charm and traditional flair, the stone cladding types will definitely appeal to your senses. Stonewall cladding is an excellent specimen of modern engineering and helps achieve that resolve to make sure your home is an extension of your personality. Stonewall cladding removes the need to build a house using expensive stone blocks which are not only exorbitant but also difficult to maintain.
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  • Stacked Stone Has Never Been Easier-stone clad
    Cha robh clach chruach a-riamh air a bhith nas fhasa le còmhdach cloiche
    If you seek the appealing, three-dimensional look of stacked stone, look no further than Norstone Rock Panels, a natural stone veneer cladding system which is ideal for exterior feature walls, pool surrounds, courtyards and entertainment areas. Equally well suited for interior use, these stacked stone panels are also perfect for natural stone fireplaces or the creation of water features, especially when illuminated to highlight the color variations. And as they come in modular form, this stacked stone tile product is quick and easy to install on most structurally sound surfaces. Transforming any space with a stone veneer feature wall is now as easy as setting tile.
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  • Stone Cladding in Half the Time-stone clad
    Còmhdach cloiche ann an leth na clach-ùine air a chòmhdach
    After decades quarrying, fabricating and supplying stone facades, Hugo Vega, Vice President of Sales at Polycor, noticed that the architects he was calling on were lacking a thin stone veneer that was light enough and strong enough for cladding large-scale architectural projects. After some R&D within the company, Polycor went on to release its 1 cm reinforced slabs and Vega returned to his architects in triumph. Only their response was, “That’s great, but we need a way to hang it.”
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  • Natural Stone Cladding: Anchored In The Past, But Ready For The Future-stone clad
    Còmhdach cloiche nàdarra: Air acair san àm a dh'fhalbh, ach deiseil airson an ama ri teachd le còmhdach cloiche
    The longevity of stone puts any human concept of old age to shame. Stone creates a sense of permanence and solidity, even when worn and weathered. It’s been used throughout history as the structure and facade of buildings- buildings that have literally stood the test of time. While natural stone has been the material of choice for millennia, glass has dominated commercial construction—especially large scale projects like skyscrapers—in recent years. But architects are increasingly reacting to this glut of glass by returning to stone for their projects. For many developers and architects, glass had become the default, a sterile, too obvious choice which resulted in a flat, texture-less and uninspired design.
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  • How to Clad a Wall in Stone-stone clad
    Mar a chladhas tu balla ann an còmhdach clach-chlach
    Ma dh’ adhbhraicheas tu a bhith a’ slaodadh a-steach don rathad-draibhidh agad nuair a chì thu bunait fosgailte no pìos de bhloca luaith lom, carson nach còmhdaich thu e? Tha na pannalan sin de chruadhtan tilgte air am peantadh le làimh a’ toirt sealladh de chlach nàdarrach air a chruachadh gu breagha, agus chan fheum thu clachair fhastadh. Gu dearbh, faodaidh tu an stàladh air ballachan concrait no eadhon frèam le beagan a bharrachd air drile agus sàbh cruinn. Lean air adhart mar a bhios àrd neach-deasachaidh teignigeach an t-Seann Taigh seo, Mark Powers, gan cleachdadh gus sealladh dubhach a thionndadh gu bhith na àite fòcas sa ghàrradh aghaidh.
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  • Everything You Need To Know About Stone Cladding-stone clad
    A h-uile rud a dh'fheumas tu fios mu chòmhdach cloiche le còmhdach cloiche
    Is e còmhdach cloiche a bhith a’ toirt a-steach aghaidh gu dachaigh no togalach a’ cleachdadh panalan neo-structarail de chloich tana. Tha thu air an t-sealladh fhaicinn ann an dachaighean Ealain is Ciùird, stòran seilge is iasgaich, agus corra oifis dermatologist. Chì thu eadhon iad air an cur a-staigh, is dòcha aig a’ bhàr cofaidh as fheàrr leat. Tha na ballachan sin a’ toirt sealladh air clach air a chruachadh, le mortar a bhios daoine a’ faicinn àlainn ann an dòigh gun ùine. Bheir sinn sùil gheur air na nithean matha is dona, agus air na taobhan daor de chòmhdach cloiche.
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