Natural stone siding gives a building a character that no imitation material can match: from light Piedra Paloma to warm Vinalmont to striking Belgian blue stone. Each stone has its own nuances and texture, and no two pieces are alike. The siding is custom-cut in our own workshops.
| Natural Stone | Character |
|---|---|
| Piedra Paloma | Light, white to cream-colored, Mediterranean, and modern |
| Vinalmont Meuse Limestone | Warm gray shade from our own Belgian quarry |
| Belgian blue stone | Vibrant blue-gray, timeless and robust |
Check out the options on the page natural stone siding or get inspired by the Projects in Piedra Paloma and in Belgian blue stone.
For a sleek, modern facade, choose sawn siding. If you want a rustic, rugged look, then Vinalmont rubble stone The alternative: roughly split blocks with a lively bond. Both come from our own quarry.
A natural stone facade also requires the right details: a facade plinth at the foot, window sills that drain the water and a door threshold as an entrance. Carved from the same stone, it forms a single piece.
The siding is cut according to the facade plan, drawing on more than 100 years of experience in our own production. Professionals can obtain it through a login access to the price lists; for projects, request a custom quote.
The three types of stone are light-colored Piedra Paloma, warm-toned Vinalmont mesh limestone, and rich Belgian blue stone. Each gives the facade its own character; no two pieces of natural stone are alike.
Rubble stone is roughly split stone that creates a rustic, robust look. Siding made of sawn natural stone has a cleaner, more polished appearance. Both are sourced from our own quarry.
Yes. Natural stone has been used as a facade material for generations and combines an authentic look with a long service life.
Yes. The panels and baseboards are cut to size in our own workshops, in accordance with the architect’s or contractor’s facade plan.
Minimal: Brushing off the surface and removing green deposits in shaded areas is usually sufficient. Do not use harsh acids on limestone.
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