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  • Ledgestone & Building Stones advantage
    Ledgestone and building stones are popular materials used in landscaping projects for their rugged and natural look. This type of stone is usually formed by splitting a larger stone into thinner, flatter pieces, creating a stacked appearance that resembles a natural stone outcropping.
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  • NATURAL LEDGE STONE VENEER DESCRIPTION
    One of the best qualities of natural stone products is how they can embody timeless characteristics but with an intensely modern feel.
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  • Natural Stone - Everything You Need To Know
    Natural stone slabs are one of the oldest and most reliable building materials on the market. Offering one of a kind designs with a variety of benefits, it’s no wonder why natural stone has been the go-to option for thousands of years.
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  • Natural Stone: 6 Durable Options For Your Kitchen Floor
    Natural stone has a wealth of benefits for the kitchen floor. It is beautiful, connects the room with nature, and is nothing if not durable. After all, the stone was formed millions of years ago. Stone is easy to keep clean and only needs to be broom swept at night and mopped with a damp mop once a week.
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  • What is the Best Natural Stone for a Bathroom Countertop?
    A typical bathroom doesn’t get the same type of abuse that a kitchen does. There are fewer heavy objects that could impact the countertop, there aren’t extremely hot pots and pans moving around, and the bathroom isn’t a gathering point the way a kitchen is. This means it’s safer to use softer and less heat resistant stones. However, bathrooms often have chemicals like hairspray, nail polish remover, and shower cleaners that can cause damage to some stones. Here are some stone countertops to consider for your bathroom project, and the pros and cons for each.
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  • 5 of the best types of stone flooring for kitchens, bathrooms and more
    ʻO nā ʻano papa pōhaku like ʻole e hana i ka hapa nui o nā lumi, inā he hale hou a i ʻole kahi hale hou. ʻO nā tile pōhaku maoli i loko o nā lumi kuke kekahi o nā hiʻohiʻona kaulana loa. ʻOiai lākou e hana i kahi koho nani no nā lumi lumi a me nā alaloa. A, ʻaʻole ʻo ia wale nō ka hiʻohiʻona e hoʻolilo i ka papahele pōhaku maoli i koho paʻa.
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  • The 5 Best Stone Slabs for Countertops
    He nui nā mea like o nā lumi kuke a me nā lumi lumi. ʻAʻole wale ʻo ia nā lumi ʻelua i hoʻoponopono hou ʻia i loko o kahi home (nā papahana hoʻoponopono home kaulana loa o ʻAmelika), akā ua hoʻokomo pū lāua i nā countertops ma ke ʻano he hiʻohiʻona mua. A he mea like ko ka lumi kuke a me ka lumi lumi lumi: ʻO ka wai.
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  • Wall Cladding-flagstones
    ʻO TIER® kahi ʻōnaehana papa pōhaku maoli, i hoʻolālā ʻia e hana i kahi hoʻopau pōhaku kūlohelohe i nā wahi a pau e hoʻohana ʻia ai. Ke piʻi aʻe nei nā paneli i nā 'tiers' pili, hoʻopili pono ʻia, hoʻopau i ka pono o ka hana loea a hana ʻo TIER® i ʻōnaehana wikiwiki a maʻalahi e hoʻohana. No ka mea, ua hana ʻia ʻo TIER® mai ka pōhaku maoli, loaʻa iā ia ke ʻano a me ke ʻano o ka pā pōhaku maloʻo. ʻO ka maʻalahi, akā akamai, "Z" hoʻokumu ʻia o ka TIER® Panel System e hiki ai i kēlā me kēia ʻāpana ke hoʻopili pono.
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  • What Is Stone Cladding-flagstones
    If you are in the process of completing home improvements on your property, you may be considering ways to complement one or more of your rooms, or the outside of your home. Stone cladding is a great option for this. Traditionally stones cladding was made of natural stones, but some stunning artificial stone cladding options are now available too. In this blog post we look at stone cladding - also know as stone cladding panels - in more detail, how it works, why you want it and how it could improve the interior and exterior of your home. But let’s start with what stone cladding is.
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  • Are Natural Stone Wall Cladding Tiles Right for You-flagstones
    Hiki i ka pā pōhaku ke lilo i mea hoʻoponopono pā maikaʻi inā ʻoe e ʻimi nei i kahi ala ʻoi aku ka maʻalahi e kū i waho o ka lehulehu i ka hoʻolālā kūloko. Hiki ke hoʻohana ʻia ka pale ʻana o ka pā i loko a i waho o kahi waiwai. Loaʻa iā ia kahi hoʻopiʻi aesthetic mau ʻole a e hoʻomau ʻia ke nānā kupanaha no nā makahiki he nui. No ke kōkua ʻana iā ʻoe e hoʻoholo inā ʻo ka pale ʻana i ka pā pōhaku ke koho maikaʻi loa no kou home, e nānā mākou i ke ʻano a pehea e hoʻohana ai i kēia ʻāpana.
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  • Stacked Stone Wall Cladding for Natural Beauty and Versatility-stone panel
    Homes vary from place to place. Some houses look like structures built for royals. These are properties that astound you by their sheer beauty, magnificence, presence and timeless look. Then, there are standard, commonplace homes that at best look like average properties. You know a funny thing? Sometimes, the seemingly generic-looking building or house is about the same price as the one that looks magnificent. The difference? Stacked stone cladding or natural stone cladding. Covering your home’s walls with natural looking stone tiles can immediately give the impression of stone walls and transform a basic living space into something amazing.
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  • Benefits of Affinity’s Dry Stack Cultured Stone-stone panel
    Inside or outside — stone veneer can be the style x-factor to turn drab into dramatic. While the stone style in general has never been more popular, the hottest of all the different looks right now is dry stacked stone. Discover what sets this aesthetic apart, how to utilize it, and explore Affinity’s dry stacked stone veneer!
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