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TIER Standard Wall Cladding Sahara

 

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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Hoʻopaʻa Paʻa Pōhaku Kūlohelohe Gula Lā

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TIER® Systems are designed to combine the timeless beauty and durability of real stone, with the ease of installation using thin stone veneers or panels. To achieve this,  handpicked stones are used for each product, which are then dressed by expert stone masons before being placed into the moulds. TIER® Systems are recognized for their quality and natural beauty.

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Using natural limestone, slate, quartz, granite, basalt and sandstone the masons adhere to strict guidelines to create products with subtle colour blends, but maintaining traditional masonry methods which produce a consistent and authentic appearance. All TIER products have to pass stringent quality control procedures as well as meeting colour variance guidelines. These standards ensure a high quality product and result in a stunning finish on any application. These modular shapes fit seamlessly together, eliminating the need for specialized labour.

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The unique panel shape and design found in the Standard Range, with the “L” shape corners create that seamless professional final look for your project. The Flat Panels and Corners are made from natural stone, quartzite, granite, limestone, sandstone or slate. Each panel is composed of a number of individual natural stones dressed by skilled stone masons.

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