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If your new construction or renovation project includes a large exterior with either interlocking channel sections or continuous rows of clips, using story poles with

When designers and developers have the foresight to recognize that choosing lightweight building materials can have major structural implications (like those on the Macdonald St.

Being a truly “green\” building material starts with stone composite panels that are made up of recycled and reused component materials. The natural stone panel

It is important to recognize that sealants can cause staining in any stone application. Proper research and testing before application can ensure that there are

While sanded grout will not provide for a watertight joint seal, a sanded grout is suitable for both interior applications or construction where a weather

Unfortunately, graffiti can happen to even the best of buildings. So whether you have interior or exterior lightweight stone cladding applications, you\’ll want to consider

Previously, we wrote about our suggestions regarding joint sealants and StoneLite® exterior stone facades (Link to corresponding blog post). But a special consideration, in addition to

When our StoneLite® panels can bring together a designer\’s vision and be a part of a building that uniquely represents a business and the people behind

An application of our StoneLite® exterior wall panels regularly requires sealing joints; especially in the U.S. In instances where joint sealant is necessary, we at Stone

When exterior insulation is required along with our lightweight engineered stone systems, there are few ways the construction process can play out. One construction method

Unlike some alternative building materials, the composition of StoneLite® panels,  allow them to be a part of your building\’s first line of defense against the elements;

Just like the popular Dr. Seuss book “Oh, the Places You\’ll Go!\”, it can be fun for architects and designers to imagine all of the