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Emp 612: TSV (Thin Stone Veneer)
Thin Stone Veneer is pure, natural stone cut into thin flats for making surfaces uniquely beautiful. Thin Stone Veneer maintains the natural beauty and texture of the stone just as it was when it came out of the earth. We trim off the back side of the stone making a thin strip for easy and uniform installation. Simply put, it’s a thinner cut of building stone aligned into an array of patterns to achieve a wide variety of looks. See external links. Alpine = mosaic Castlerock = builders Promontory = anything with a sawn edge Sawtooth = natural ledge Wasatch = squares and recs
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Thin Stone Veneer is pure, natural stone cut into thin flats for making surfaces uniquely beautiful. Thin Stone Veneer maintains the natural beauty and texture of the stone just as it was when it came out of the earth. We trim off the back side of the stone making a thin strip for easy and uniform installation. Simply put, it’s a thinner cut of building stone aligned into an array of patterns to achieve a wide variety of looks. See external links. Alpine = mosaic Castlerock = builders Promontory = anything with a sawn edge Sawtooth = natural ledge Wasatch = squares and recs
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