Wild Stone Heritage
From our Wild Stone Natural Collection, the Heritage range of real stone panels can be used to build a more traditional stone finish to your project.
These pre-fabricated cladding panels are made from real split-face stone and assembled in ready-to-mount panels and quoins.
BackAlpine Blend – 0037
A balanced mixture of pale and deep greys made from split faced real stone
Alpine Blend – 0813
Alpine blend is a balanced mixture of pale and deep greys made from split faced real stone available in rectangular "Z" forms with equal heights making it easy to use for cladding and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
Celtic Blend – 0811
Real stone panel with a traditional cottage feel in grey hues, made from split faced real stone, available in rectangular "Z" forms with equal heights making it easy to use for cladding and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
Champagne Quartz – 0036
A warm natural quartz with creams, beiges, yellows and pinks made from split face stone.
Champagne Quartz – 0814
A warm natural quartz with creams, beiges, yellows and pinks made from split face stone, available in rectangular "Z" forms with equal heights making it easy to use for cladding and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
Devon Slate – 0039
The Devon Slate real stone panel is mixture of earthy tones and greys hinting at metallic ores
Devon Slate – 0812
The Devon Slate real stone panel is mixture of earthy tones and greys hinting at metallic ores, made from split faced real stone, available in rectangular "Z" forms with equal heights making it easy to use for cladding and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
Jurassic Granite – 0816
Made from real granite stone, this style brings warm greys and yellows and an unmistakable texture, available in rectangular "Z" forms with equal heights making it easy to use for cladding and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
Stacked Carbon – 0817
A distinctive slate finish that crosses the boundary between contemporary and traditional buildings.
