Thanks to its flexibility and lightweight nature, it can be applied over various substrates such as concrete, metal, glass, and plywood, offering a versatile solution for contemporary design projects.
Skineer is crafted from natural quarried stones such as slate, marble, quartzite, limestone, and sandstone. Using a patented process, each stone is peeled into ultra-thin layers, preserving its natural texture and beauty.
These thin stone sheets are then bonded to a fiberglass and unsaturated polyester resin backing under controlled pressure. This innovative process results in a flexible, lightweight, and durable veneer that maintains the authentic look and feel of natural stone while offering enhanced versatility for modern applications.
Lightweight: Unlike full-sized stone, stone veneer is much lighter. This makes it easier to handle, transport, and install, reducing labor costs and the need for specialized equipment.
Cost-Effective: Stone veneer is generally more affordable than using full-sized stone, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious projects.
Variety of Styles: Stone veneer is available in various styles, colors, and textures, allowing for versatile design choices.
Flexibility: Stone veneer can be installed on various surfaces, including wood, concrete, drywall, and metal. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of projects.
Low Maintenance: Stone veneer typically requires minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning and occasional sealing are often sufficient to keep it looking great.
Thickness: Stone veneer sheets are typically thin, ranging from 0.059" to 0.098" in thickness. This makes them much lighter than full-sized stone, facilitating easier handling and installation.
Concrete sheets are typically made from a mixture of concrete, cement, aggregates, and pigments.
Can be used like other types of stone veneer, concrete veneer sheets can be cut and shaped to fit specific design requirements, allowing for customization and creative architectural applications.
