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  • Stone Cladding Types, Designs & Installation-stone clad
    Ituaiga Fa'apipi'i Ma'a, Fuafuaga & Fa'apipi'i-fa'aofuina ma'a
    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
    E Le'i Faigofie Ma'a Fa'aputu-fa'aofuina
    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
    Ufi maa i le afa o le Taimi ua faaofuina
    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
    Ufi Ma'a Faanatura: Taula I le Tuana'i, Ae Sauni mo le Lumanai-fa'aofuina ma'a
    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
    Fa'afefea ona Ufi se Pa i le fa'aofuina o ma'a
    Afai o lou toso atu i totonu o lau auala taavale e mafua ai ona e mapu i le vaai atu i se faavae o loo aliali mai po o se vaega o poloka e leai ni afu, aisea e te le ufiufi ai? O laupapa sima ia e vali lima e maua ai foliga o ma'a fa'aputu matagofie, ma e te le mana'omia le fa'afaigaluegaina o se masoni. O le mea moni, e mafai ona e fa'apipi'iina i luga o puipui sima po'o puipui fa'apipi'i fa'atasi ai ma se vili ma se va'aiga lapotopoto. Mulimuli i ai a'o fa'aogaina e le Fa'atonu sinia fa'atekinisi sinia o le Fale Tuai, Mark Powers, e fa'aliliuina ai se mata leaga e fai ma mea e taula'i i luma.
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  • Everything You Need To Know About Stone Cladding-stone clad
    Mea uma e te manaʻomia ona e iloa e uiga i le faʻapipiʻiina o maʻa-faʻaofuina maʻa
    O le faʻapipiʻiina o maʻa o le faʻaofiina lea o se facade i se fale poʻo se fale e faʻaaoga ai panele le faʻatulagaina o maʻa manifinifi. Ua e va'ai i le va'aiga i fale o Fa'ata'ita'i ma Tufuga, faleoloa tulimanu ma fagotaga, ma le ofisa o foma'i i nisi taimi. E te va'ai fo'i ua fa'apipi'i i totonu o le fale, masalo i lau pa'u kofe e te fiafia iai. O nei puipui e maua ai le lagona o le fa'aputu, ma'a fa'apipi'i e maua e tagata le matagofie i se faiga e le tumau. Se'i o tatou va'ai toto'a i le lelei, leaga, ma le taugata o le ufiufi ma'a.
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  • How Long Does Stone Veneer Last-stone clad
    O le a le umi e fa'aofuina ai ma'a fa'ai'u
    There’s no doubt that deluxe stone veneer looks absolutely gorgeous — and you want to bring it home. However, before you pull the trigger on purchasing this top-trending home upgrade, it only makes sense to do your research! One of the main questions we hear from customers is, “How long does stone veneer last?” We’re happy to say that Affinity Stone veneer panels will easily last 50+ years — and we back up that guarantee with a 50-year manufacturer warranty! At Affinity Stone, we craft a deluxe line of manufactured stone siding and matching stone veneer column kits. Not only do we strive to create eye-catching products that enhance the look of your home, but we are equally committed to building durable products that look gorgeous for decades. Learn more about how we answer the question, “How long does stone veneer last?” — and see what sets our product apart!
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  • Top Stone Wall Cladding Ideas to Make Your Home Stand Out-stone cladding
    Manatu Tu'u i luga o le puipui ma'a e fa'atū ai lou fale
    If you see the walls of the 90’s architecture, you’ll find them simple and uninteresting. They were either made of bricks or cement. However, times have changed now. Today, there are many ways to jazz up walls and we believe stone wall cladding might be the best option for you. These natural stone walls are all you need if you’re fascinated by the untamed exterior of stone and have always wanted to incorporate them into your home. You may give room depth with natural stone wall cladding. The space gets a fresh outlook and character even with little work. But what do we know about stone cladding? Can it be done as a home renovation project, or is it only possible during new construction? To answer these questions and more, this blog will walk you through the definition, why stone wall cladding is popular and help you with some inspirational design ideas. Read on!
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  • Does stone cladding add value? 3 reasons why stone cladding is the way forward-stone cladding
    E fa'aopoopoina le taua o le ufiufi ma'a? 3 mafua'aga e ala ai ona fa'apipi'i ma'a le ala i luma-ma'a
    Uncalibrated stone is an excellent material for cladding a building exterior. Usually viewed as a roofing material, uncalibrated stone has some excellent properties and can be used for cladding, flooring, and decorative purposes. Natural stone is attractive, weather resistant, durable, and fireproof, making it the perfect choice for cladding a building’s façade. But does stone cladding add value to a property? Let’s take a closer look.
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  • Natural Stone Cladding Guide For Architects - stone cladding
    Taiala Fa'apapa Fa'alenatura Mo Tufuga - fa'apipi'i ma'a
    O ma'a fa'alenatura ua avea ma mea fa'apipi'i e sili ona fiafia i ai mo tagata faufale ma tufuga. Faʻafetai i lona tele o uiga e avea ai ma mea lelei atoatoa mo le faʻaogaina o totonu ma fafo. E le gata ina malosi ma tumau ae e lelei foʻi i le tulaga faʻalelei. O le mea moni, o maʻa taʻitasi e matua tulaga ese lava e mafai ona faʻaaogaina faʻafouina e faʻaleleia ai lona malosi tumau ma foliga vaaia. Faatasi ai ma se malamalamaaga atoatoa o le faʻapipiʻiina o maʻa, e faigofie ai ona faʻaogaina mea saʻo mo lau galuega faʻapipiʻi. O lea la, o lea ua alu!
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  • Stone Cladding Options-stone cladding
    Filifiliga Fa'apapa-ma'a
    Ua fa'aaogaina ma'a i tala fa'asolopito i luga o fale o le tele o sitaili e fai ma mea fa'apipi'i. Se'ia o'o mai i taimi lata mai na fa'aaogaina mo fa'atulagaga fa'avae i fa'avae ma le fausiaina o puipui. I le fausiaina faʻaonaponei, o le maʻa e faʻaaogaina muamua e fai ma filifiliga faʻapipiʻi e ufiufi ai mea faʻapipiʻi le matagofie. O ma'a fa'aputu e le'o se mea fa'atulagaina lelei. E mafai ona lagolagoina le tele o le mamafa, ae talu ai e faigata ona faʻamalosia i le uamea, e taʻutaʻua le leaga i le sao mai o mea na tutupu i mafuiʻe, ma o lea e le ausia ai tulaga manaʻomia e tatau ona ausia e le au tusiata i tulafono faʻaonaponei o fale.
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  • What Is Stone Cladding-stone cladding
    O le a le Ufi Ma'a-fa'i ma'a
    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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