Manufactured stone comes in a wide variety of styles, and colours from various manufacturers. Made to look almost identical to natural stone masonry it is a cost effective way to add some permanence to your home. Add some classic details to make the product look centuries old or choose a more modern style for a cleaner more contemporary look.
A reproduction of an Ontario Cottage. Elliptical arch over the front door and jack arches over the windows. Almonte Ont.
Permacon Laffit
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A.typical skirt wall on a custom home. Ottawa, Ont
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Built in the 1960’s this home got a major renovation, including removing all the original dated brick and having this stone installed. Ottawa, Ont
Arriscraft Citadel
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Another reproduction of an Ontario Cottage with slightly different proportions . Note the elliptical arch over the front door and segmental arch over the dormer window. Almonte, Ont
Arriscraft Citadel, heritage grey. 4 size
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A stone from Brampton brick, Artiste series
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A post and beam, European inspired home done in Brampton stone, Vivace series
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Thanks for not calling it ‘lick and stick’.
Thanks Matt, however, while the stone in this section is manufactured, it isn’t “lick & stick” All these stones are 4″ thick and sit on a “brick” ledge. I do have a thin veneer section as well.
Whoops! Manufactured stone to me is another name for cement molded ‘cultured stone’. Still a sweet job
Thanks again