Lightweight Natural Stone Panels

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4400 Oneal St Ste 300

Greenville, TX 75401-7018

Phone: 903-454-4630

http://www.stoneply.com

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About StonePly Panels

StonePly™ is a fabricated stone panel wall system utilizing a composite panel made by laminating a natural stone layer to an aluminum honeycomb substrate with aviation epoxies. StonePly Honeycomb™ is fabricated and then attached to the substrate with a series of aluminum extrusions. The three basic attachment methods for StonePly™l are the Z-clip system, utilizing one piece Z-clip aluminum extrusions, the plate and screw system, utilizing concealed screw attachment and the adhesive attachment system, utilizing structural silicone. Two joint systems are available, the sealant joint, which uses backer rod and silicone, and the rain screen system which utilizes open, 'dry' joints.

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StonePly is the world's leading producer of lightweight natural stone panels. We provide natural stone that is lighter, stronger, faster to install and offers greater design freedom.

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Honeycomb

Real, quarried stone Bonded to a honeycomb matrix Attaches directly to the sheathed studwall Available in 3/4" or 1"

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ACM

Real, quarried stone Bonded to aluminum composite panels Applies directly to a smooth surface Only 5/16" thick

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Translucent

Real, quarried stone Bonded to glass or polycarbonate For lighted bars, walls, or panels Ranges from 1/4" to 3/4" thick

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Polished Granite

A smooth, reflective finish. The polished stone finish brings out the rich colors of the stone and enhances natural pattern and veining. Our most popular finish, as it shows off the depth and beauty of the natural stone. This finish reduces porosity of the StonePly making it more resistant to staining. Polished stone is not recommended for outdoor flooring as there is minimal slip resistance.

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Flamed Granite

A rough granite finish that highlights the sparkling crystals of granite A method consisting of torching the stone face followed by water cooling to shock the minerals in the stone. This enhances the crystal properties. Flamed panels are typically used in flooring and exterior applications. Additional weight is added with this selection due to the stone veneer needing to be thicker to handle the stress fractures caused by the thermal shock.

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Honed Granite

A smooth and non-reflective finish. The honed texture reduces the vibrant color found in a polished stone leaving you with a warm, but slightly dull finish. The variations in the stone are still visible in this aesthetically pleasing selection. A popular choice for flooring and wall accents.

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Sandblasted Granite

This texture is achieved by blasting the face of the stone with sand through an air gun. It produces a rough finish lighter in color than the polished finish. The stone is left with very small craters in the surface resulting in a silky, matte appearance but without the coarse and sharp protrusions of other textures.

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Grooved Granite

Parallel grooves sawn across the face of the stone.

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Waterjet Granite

An alternative to flaming that produces a rough face while preserving the stone color. A strong water head is used to impact the face of the stone so unlike flaming, you aren't jeopardizing the integrity of your panel with this finish and can still preserve the ornamental potential.

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Acid Wash Limestone

A rustic finish achieved by applying an acid bath to the stone face. When used on softer selections like marble, travertine, limestone, or sandstone, the chemical process etches away heavily at the porous stone, resulting in a beautiful, antiqued appearance. Slight changes are noted on granite but they are minimal in comparison.

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