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is this thin stone?

12 years ago

Do you need a ledge to install it?

Contemporary architectural designed elevation. dream house in dallas tx. Stone e · More Info

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Rosewood Custom Builders
12 years ago
Hi Sammy,

The stone is full thickness so yes you will need a brick ledge or an angle iron to support its weight. If you want to use thin veneer you wont need a support. I recommend using the full thickness if you can bc its quite a bit more affordable compared to the thin veneer.

Good luck on your project!
heinzer4
11 years ago
What color and kind of stone is this?
PRO
Rosewood Custom Builders
11 years ago
It is called full range leuders. It's available in Dallas tx.

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