Thin Stone Ireland - Natural Stone Cladding

[@SuperCraig0007]

Highly recommend this stone. I recently done my walls with the sandstone and I'm delighted with the finished result. Thanks for a fantastic service i will definitely be doing more projects with this stone in the future.

[@montdino9775]

Craig H what finish we’re on your wall ?

[@tsicby]

Well, even if you're too scared to use this on the exterior this would be "bomber" material for indoor stone walls and fireplaces. It looks great and the install looks as quick as tile. Stone is porous and takes water in, so it seems like if you use it on the exterior you would need a wall system to make sure it doesn't transfer water into the house sheathing and frame (in the U.S. we build stick frames and not concrete block walls) but I don't see how this would fail any more than a brick veneer as long as it's installed correctly. Mortar is mortar. Great product for block walls and interiors.

[@neetuchhetri435]

😊

[@gabrielgonzales8163]

El.ranchero Buena construccion Piedra bueno

[@ЖизньПрекрасна-м5м]

Super super super 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mmmmikkimac]

too much noise blocks speakers explanations

[@kbwfgg6400]

Why do people bother to make a video if you can't hear them?????

[@meehameehhhaa4049]

And fall off with bad weather and when it doesnt stick

[@abhainnbeag]

I cannot understand the mentality of people whose automatic reaction to a new product /idea is to predict failure, Why should this stone fall off in bad weather ? Define bad weather ? Water ingress that could later freeze and expand is probably the only weather condition that could challenge this product and that wont happen if the joints are properly pointed and sealed. I have experience of this product and I have nothing but praise for it,

[@shahzadch3464]

Nice

[@TheeFreakiishlyz]

The hilarious part is, that you know nothing about mortar. If properly done, 90 mph winds aren't going to do a thing to the panels.