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The cost of natural stone wall cladding can vary depending on several factors, including:

Type of Stone: The choice of natural stone significantly impacts the cost. Some stones are more readily available and budget-friendly, while rare or imported stones are more expensive.

Project Size: The overall size of the project, measured in square meters or square feet, directly affects the cost. Larger projects generally require more materials and labor.

Complexity: Installation complexity, including architectural details and design intricacies, can increase costs. Custom designs or challenging installations may require more labor and materials.

Location: The location of the project can influence transportation and logistical costs. Projects in remote areas may incur higher expenses.

For an accurate estimate tailored to your project, feel free to contact the team at Stone Oasis.

Yes, stone cladding is an excellent idea for both aesthetic and practical reasons. It offers timeless beauty, durability, and versatility, enhancing the appearance and value of your property. Stone cladding provides a visually striking finish while adding insulation and protection to your walls. Whether for exterior facades, interior features, or landscaping, it’s a smart investment that combines elegance with longevity.

The best stone for exterior cladding depends on your design preferences, budget, and local climate. Popular choices known for their durability and visual appeal include granite, sandstone, limestone, and marble.

Installing stack stone cladding generally involves these steps:

Surface Preparation: Ensure the wall surface is clean, level, and free of debris. Apply a moisture barrier if required.

Mortar Application: Apply a 10–15mm thick layer of mortar adhesive in small sections.

Stack Stone Placement: Start at the bottom and work upwards, pressing each stone firmly into the mortar.

Grout Application: Fill gaps using grout or mortar mix with a grout bag or trowel. Remove excess grout from stone surfaces.

Finishing: Allow 24–48 hours for curing, then seal the cladding to protect against moisture and stains.

Cleanup: Clean the surface and surrounding areas to complete the installation.

Dry stone cladding, also known as dry stacking, is a method of installing stone cladding without mortar or adhesive. Stones are carefully selected and interlocked based on their natural shapes, relying on gravity and friction to maintain stability and create an attractive wall surface.