Natural Stone Veneers International, Inc.

Design-Build Firms

About Us

As of 12/31/21, Natural Stone Veneers International, Inc. has officially merged with Fond du Lac Stone. We are moving forward under the name, "Fond du Lac Natural Stone". As a result of the merger, our dealer network has been greatly expanded, as well as we are able to bring multiple new thin and full bed-depth natural stone veneers to the market, along with landscape/hardscape stone material. “Timeless Beauty”. . . There’s nothing more durable or more breathtaking than the beauty of natural stone. Fond du Lac Natural Stone brings that enduring beauty to you from all over the world including the United States. Nowhere can you capture the variety and quality of stones fabricated to a thin veneer than at Fond du Lac Natural Stone.

Services Provided

Natural Stone Quarrier & Supplier

Areas Served

Worldwide

Awards

Winner, 2013 Excellence in Masonry, Natural Stone division, awarded by Wisconsin Masonry Alliance.

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53 Comments

Commented: what stone is this? Also is the other material stucco?We don't know for sure, but definitely not standard gray. I'd say it was nearly white, or at least as white as the non-stone surfaces nearby.

May 14, 2018

Commented: What kind if stone is this?Good afternoon Lisa, and thank you for your inquiry! Big Timber™ (from our Biltmore Collection) is sandstone. More photos of Big Timber can be seen here: http://www.nsvi.com/products/biltmore/big-t...

April 3, 2017

Commented: Did you use a sealer that intensified the colors?Hello Michelle, and thank you for your inquiry! First, there was no sealer of any kind to enhance the color. There does appear to be a higher percentage of earthy hues to grays so that and the fact ...

February 9, 2015

Commented: POLL: Do you have squeaky or creaky floors?If the sub floor is not resting on the floor joist under it, squeaks can result... maddening squeaks in the most commonly used spot in the kitchen. Especially irritating when they're inaccessible fro...

January 13, 2015 in Polls

Commented: I love how the stone looks.Thank you for the inquiry! An ideal masonry substrate for natural thin stone veneer and retaining walls, columns, etc. is CMU block. There are no release agents present (as would be for poured cemen...

January 8, 2015

Commented: stoneGood morning and thank you for your inquiry! This is called Camelback, part of the Biltmore Collection at NSVI, more photos of which can be seen here: http://www.nsvi.com/products/biltmore/camelback/

February 8, 2014

Natural Stone Veneers International, Inc.