Free Style Walling

Stone wall claddings have been in use since ancient times to give a new dimension and look to your walls. They are and can be used for both interior and exterior walls.

Yes, it is possible to stone clad the entire house. It provides a warmth classic appearance and also creates a comtemporary look overall.

Absoultely, stone cladding is one of most used product for doing fireplaces around the world. Not even it provides the fireplace with a fire resistant material but it makes them look amazingly beautiful.

Living room is a place where anyone would spead most of the time once you reach home and every one wants their living space to look beautiful and elegant. Stone cladding is at your resort to turn your living room into a living dream. The natural stone cladding elevates the whole dimension and makes its a piece of beauty and elegance.

Doing feature walls with stone cladding has been in practice since ages. The special feature walls made with natural stone can add that distingushing accent that your home is lacking. Not even they are durable, strong but they would be the perfect pieces of art to strike new conversations everytime guest arrives at your abode.

Stone Cladding as the name suggest are made of natural stones that are porous in nature, yes it can stain. We would recommend sealing the stone at the time of installation to make it stain resistant.

Yes, stone cladding needs to be resealed in order to make them retain its natural colour and be stain resistant. We would recommend to reseal the stone cladding after every 2-3 years.

No, natural sealers won't change the colour of the stone cladding. Nor will darken it nor they would alter the sheen and colour of the cladding.

If you are looking for an answer for the BIG question, it would be sealing and resealing the stone cladding. Also proper maintenance has to be done in order to keep the colour of the stone intact. Do not use harsh chemicals and cleaners to clean the surface as it could leave stains on the surface.

Stone Wall Claddings are the easiest to maintain. Since they are sturdy, durable, and weather-resistant, they hardly break or get stained. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Just use mild detergents to clean stains or wash with plain water to remove dirt, and that's it.