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Natural stone alternatives for exterior stone siding! exterior stone

About 30 years ago, manufactured stone made its debut in the construction industry. Like every new idea, start off was slow. With improvement, the stone veneer and brick veneer won the confidence of builders. It helps the imagination of architects and the budget of renovators and homeowners. Today it is widely used in exterior stone siding and interior application. Also, it helps in both residential and commercial projects. This stone veneer alternative is used in all around the world including Toronto.
 

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Faux exterior stone siding offers the appearance of natural stone veneer with benefits. Benefits include material and labour costs are significantly lower. There is no need for special engineering due to its lightweight. It can be used on all types of walls without foundations and footings. It is durable, resistant to low temperatures and moisture. Faux stone siding is available in dozens of different styles and earth colours. It creates great flexibility for designers. A wide selection of surface textures and stone thicknesses helps create outstanding light and shade effects
 
Here at Exterior Stone Siding, we have different materials and colours of alternative stone veneer to choose that you can see in our Toronto showrooms and other showrooms across Ontario.
 
It is a logical alternative to a natural exterior stone siding at an affordable price. You can do it without compromising the beauty of Mother Nature’s own creation. Get the manufactured stone will only make your home look beautiful, but also you will be more environmentally friendly. Get your alternative stone veneer today near the Toronto or in other location in Ontario.
 
Contact us today to your stone veneer or alternative stone veneer in the Toronto area or other locations across Ontario.
 
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