Manufactured stone
Manufactured stone veneer and architectural concrete, cast in Jacó. Matching corner pieces across every line.
Natural stone
Costa Rican quarry stone cut to order: irregular, rectangular multi-use and thin veneer panels.
Manufactured stone veneer and architectural concrete, cast in Jacó. Matching corner pieces across every line.
Costa Rican quarry stone cut to order: irregular, rectangular multi-use and thin veneer panels.
Different surfaces ask different things of a stone. These are the ones we are asked about most.
The main exposure case. Any manufactured line handles it; among natural stones laja is the safest choice on a heavily exposed elevation.
This is where manufactured stone is hardest to beat. With matching corner pieces all four corners read as one solid stone form. Natural stone shows a seam at every corner.
Hackett, IrishStone, mollejón and river stone all suit a boundary wall. Consider a dry-stacked rectangular format to avoid grout maintenance over a long run.
One stone wall in an otherwise tiled house becomes the focal point. Light it across the texture — the effect at night is dramatically stronger than by day.
A manufactured line, because the matching corner pieces let all four corners read as one continuous piece of stone with no seam.
Yes. For a long run, consider a dry-stacked rectangular format so there is no grout to stain or grow algae.
Where exterior stone works hardest in Costa Rica: facades, columns, boundary walls, entrances and feature walls — and what to specify for each.
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