Stone Cladding in Milton Keynes
As a quality supplier of Wall Cladding in Buckinghamshire, we provide a full range of Stone Cladding to residential and commercial company’s in and around the towns and villages of Milton Keynes.
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Dating back to the 19th century, stone cladding still to this day remains an extremely popular choice for wall coverings, courtesy of its many practical and visual advantages.
You’ll not be alone in seeing and feeling a textured wall on your travels, assuming it’s authentic, only to be informed that in fact, it’s stone cladding.
Stone cladding is a refined or thin layer of natural/artificial stone, which is applied to an interior (or exterior) wall. When applied correctly, the thin layers achieve a textured and three-dimensional appearance, giving the impression that the structure is constructed entirely of natural stone.
Stone cladding is a popular choice for many self builds, especially in rural settings and areas where stone forms a large part of the local aesthetics. Equally, stone cladding is a splendid alternative for modern home design, due to its sleek and contemporary qualities.
The Mick George Group have a proven reputation for providing fast, quality Stone Cladding supply to customers in Milton Keynes – So, whatever your Stone Cladding requirements, you can order with confidence.
Stone Cladding Delivery in Milton Keynes
Courtesy of our expansive network of quality Wall Cladding sources and large fleet of vehicles, we’re able to deliver Stone Cladding quickly and efficiently to domestic, trade and commercial customers throughout Milton Keynes and surrounding areas, including Bletchley, Westcroft, Kingston, Caldecote, Newport Pagnell and Stantonbury, as well as on a nationwide basis.
Stone Cladding delivery will typically occur within a 7-day period from ordering.
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Types of Stone Cladding in Milton Keynes?
Stone cladding is present in two formats, panels and individual slip veneers.
Panels are quicker and easier to install and minimise advanced layout planning for individual slips. They’re typically used to create highly textured designs such as split-face cladding, obscuring the multiple joints that would otherwise be visible.
Individual slip veneer cladding is more time and resource-intensive to install, but more flexible when it comes to customising display. A good stone cladding system will consist of random height and width slips but remain constant in thickness.
Stone Cladding in Milton Keynes and surrounding areas, including Bletchley, Westcroft, Kingston, Caldecote, Newport Pagnell and Stantonbury, add that stunning and professional look to your garden that only Stone Cladding can provide.
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Modern stone cladding systems remove the need for specialist labour and create virtually no waste. Stone cladding is also a fraction of the weight of natural stone, plus it’s quick to install.
Other benefits include:
- Appearance
- Durable
- Versatile
- Increased property value
- Easy maintenance
- Unique
Stone cladding panels are sold per square metre. Subsequently, we always advise measuring your façade in metres.
Using a measuring tape, record the height, from the bottom of the wall to the top. Then measure horizontally, across the width of the space.
The height multiplied by the width will give you the overall area (H x W = A).
For example, if the height is 3 metres and the width is 5 metres, then 3m x 5m = 15 sqm (square metres).
If you have windows or openings in the surface/wall you are cladding, measure these in the same way and subtract from the overall area.
Essential tools and equipment for installing Stone Cladding includes:
- Trowels
- Masonry hammer or angle grinder
- Mortar
- Brushes/Sponges
- Grout bag and joint tool.
When it comes to choosing cladding, there are many types of materials available, such as:
- Natural Stone
- Artificial Stone
- Vinyl
- Wood
- Fibre cement
- External foam
- Weatherboard
- Ceramic
- Concrete
- Metal
- Brick
- Granite
- Sandstone
- Limestone
- Slate
- Marble
- Quartz
- Porcelain
Stone cladding requires very little maintenance.
Sealing isn’t a necessity; however, it will offer extra protection and make cleaning easier if areas do become dirty.
Consider sealing in high traffic areas or when used in water features.
Stone cladding is very durable, lasting a long time, depending largely on the construction system it’s installed on.
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The thickness of stone cladding should be determined by the material being used.
For exterior and interior walls, natural stone cladding may be up to 35mm thickness.
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The cost of stone cladding will be determined by numerous factors; not least volume, material and labour. Natural stone will typically cost between £49-100/m2.
Stone cladding is one of the more expensive cladding options for your build, however, it’s far cheaper than building with traditional stonework while offering many representative benefits.
Recognised as a major supplier of all types of DIY products, the Mick George Group offer cheap Stone Cladding prices across its entire range.
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As well as ordering over the phone, customers can also buy Stone Cladding online, 24-7 at their convenience.
The process is extremely simple and will only take a few minutes.
Customers can view exactly what they want, retrieve all the information they need and have the Stone Cladding delivered quickly.
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As with all of our DIY supplies, our Stone Cladding is only sourced from approved partners throughout the UK, ensuring the best possible quality.
Our Stone Cladding meets the highest Grade specifications.
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