Stone Siding

Install stone siding to create an immersive outdoor experience

Imagine coming home after a hard day’s work to unwind in your own personal garden sanctuary while enjoying a delicious meal prepared on the grill of your outdoor stone kitchen. Then imagine spending an evening under the stars as you relax by the fireplace in your outdoor stone siding living room. These are the benefits that come when you make the most of your exterior house designs. First comes the spark of imagination, then faux siding comes in with the follow through.

Create beautiful outdoor projects with the addition of exterior stone siding

Outdoor kitchens have become a popular choice for exterior siding projects involving stone veneer.
For home owners and designers alike, hearing of a hot new trend in interior and exterior design is always exciting. However, this new trend is also cost-effective, which is real music to the ears in the current economic landscape. Matching a faux stone siding panel with other accent finishes in your existing pool or pavilion design can be a reflection of your lifestyle and personality. An outdoor stone kitchen island can be a simple rectangular unit or it can have multiple angles of varying degrees.

Bring the outdoors in with faux stone siding

Stone isn’t just for the outdoors and many have already brought it into their homes as a finishing touch to a fireplace façade. There are many materials used to surround a fireplace, but nothing quite like stone. Manufactured stone has made it more affordable to have a stacked stone fireplace. With the wide range of choices in styles and colours the possible designs are endless.

Manufactured stone siding will always work for outdoor projects

An outdoor living space may consist of a stone kitchen with a barbeque, but why not create a complete and harmonious environment that encompasses an area to sit and relax as well? Think about including a custom faux stone facing fire pit clad in manufactured stone veneers. Wood-burning or fuelled by either propane or natural gas, this would make an ideal centre piece for the back of your yard. While an outdoor stone fireplace or fire-pit provides ambient light and warmth, it won’t protect you from the elements. For that you’ll need a shelter such as an awning or a pergola. This can be sized to cover just the kitchen area or the entire living space. The pillars for the shelter can be cladded with the same manufactured stone siding you’ve chosen for your fireplace and kitchen, blending in with the overall stone exterior siding project.