The facade decoration today is possible using a variety of materials, from plaster to natural shale. However, the fashion for expensive natural lining gradually comes to naught, giving way to progressive modern materials. The thing is that synthetic materials have the same properties as natural ones, with lower purchase and installation costs.
One of these profitable materials is siding imitating a natural (wild) stone. What are its properties and advantages, read on.
Siding for wild stone – Features
The appearance of the facade of the building where such a siding is installed does not differ from the house finished with real natural stone. Modern technologies allow you to imitate the texture and color of the material so realistic that it becomes very difficult to distinguish from a distance from a distance. This is the main and huge advantage of siding for natural stone.
Other advantages of this finishing material include:
- The amazing simplicity of his installation:
- ease of siding in comparison with the stone;
- Lack of costal costs. It does not need to be regularly washed, clean, or replaced;
- inertia to moisture and temperature differences from which siding protects the walls of the building itself;
- Durability (siding for wild stone will decorate your facade for 50 or more years after installation). In addition, such panels do not burn out from sunlight, do not deform over time, do not melt and do not even support combustion, that is, they are fireproof;
- The lower cost is compared to natural stone.
The choice of texture and color of siding under stone is very wide. Imitation of natural stones is achieved due to a multicomponent system for painting panels.
There is such a thing as a basement siding for wild stone. It is used in the design of the lower part of the building, which usually protrudes forward a few centimeters. The finishing of the basement with such siding will allow you to place accents by making the overall “picture” of the facade more completed.
But at the same time, such siding is often used to decorate the entire facade, and not just its basement. In this case, the appearance of massive and thorough stone walls can be achieved, not having the stone itself. Natural slate looks very expensive, and its imitation is many times cheaper. It must also be taken into account when choosing siding.
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