Among the variety of finishing materials, a special place is occupied by facing tiles for walls under the stone. Moreover, such a facing tile under the stone is decorative and can be successfully applied both for exterior decoration of buildings and for facing walls inside premises.
External facing tiles for stone
Times when the house of stone was the privilege of well-to-do people, long forgotten. Modern technologies, thanks to which unique building and finishing materials are created, allow any house to give a spectacular and rich appearance. One of such materials is the facade facing stone tile.
Possessing all the advantages of natural stone - durability, resistance to external unfavorable conditions and mechanical impact - facing tiles for wild stone has a number of significant advantages. First of all, this is, of course, the price - the cost of finishing a unit of the floor with a tile under the stone is several times lower compared to the finishing with natural stone. Further, the tile under the stone is much lighter than natural stone, which significantly reduces the load on the foundation.
It is impossible not to mention the variety of textures of such a tile. It is very impressive, for example, the exterior decoration of the house looks like facing facade tiles with an imitation of the surface "torn stone". In this case, it should be noted the versatility of such a tile - it equally looks harmonious in both large and small buildings. In addition, its composition, which includes only natural components, allows it to be used for internal finishing works.
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Facing tiles for interior decoration
The rich texture of the tiles under the stone could not be left without attention of professional interior designers. They successfully use it for finishing, for example, fireplaces and chimney zones, fragments or even entire walls when decorating interiors in the style of medieval castles.
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