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10 results for "natural stone" in Articles
NEWS
5 MONTHS AGO
We are delighted to introduce Pasco STONESIL – a premium, non-bleed neutral cure silicone designed to redefine your experience with delicate natural stone applications.
NEWS
6 MONTHS AGO
But did you know that it’s one of the more eco friendly building products? It can have a smaller carbon footprint than other common materials, and it’s extraction has a minimal impact.
TIPS
7 MONTHS AGO
Recently renovated or wanting to renovate? Thinking of adding a stone feature but think you might lose the cosy feel of a space?
NEWS
8 MONTHS AGO
Our cement-based adhesive is specifically designed for fixing natural stone floor and wall tiles, including moisture-sensitive and uncalibrated options.
NEWS
9 MONTHS AGO
Replicate the delicate, smooth intricacies found in natural stone with Form’s palette of six,
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
9 MONTHS AGO
Here at Prolific Stone we have extensive experience in supplying Custom Natural Stone.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
Influenced by British architect Robert Adam's beautiful designs that adorn the ceilings at Kedleston Hall, Corinthian is one of five new laying patterns from the Amtico Décor x National Trust collection.
NEWS
2 YEARS AGO
It's practical, versatile and easier to install than natural stone or poured concrete.
TIPS & IDEAS
2 YEARS AGO
Natural Stone is becoming increasingly popular within the design and construction industry. Offering a timeless, classic look that can be customized to fit any style.
TIPS & IDEAS
5 YEARS AGO
Wall covering materials come in all sorts of forms, such as concrete for the recently popular industrial look, paint for its vibrant or classic colours, wallpaper, ceramics, tiles, and natural stone. Although paint is a particularly common choice for a wall covering material, natural stone is becoming increasingly more popular due to its excellent qualities. So, what are the advantages and disadvantages of applying natural stone as a wall covering material? Let's take a look...
