What does ledgestone mean?

What does ledgestone mean?

In its most basic sense, ledgestone is a pattern of stonework utilizing horizontal joints. The pattern is typically made up of individually stacked pieces of stone where the horizontal ledge is more defined than the vertical joins. Traditionally this look was achieved by laying the stone piece by piece by hand.

What kind of stone is ledgestone?

Ledgestone, a honed and cleft-faced stone made of granite, limestone, sandstone, or travertine, can add character and interest to the area, as well as dimension and color.

What is ledgestone made of?

Made of strips of natural stone external layer or split stone of the best selection of Marble, Quartzite, Slate, Limestone, Granite, Sandstone, Travertine and others.

How do you clean ledger stones?

We recommend using a soft-bristled brush to get rid of dirt and debris, then scrub the panel with warm water and a cleaner specifically made for stone products. Do not use bleach or acidic cleaning products as this will damage your stone accent.

How do you cut ledgestone?

Just mark your cut lines on the ledgestone with a pencil or make a light groove with the angle grinder, then apply the saw blade to the stone firmly and in a straight line. Apply water to the cut and the blade regularly to avoid excessive friction heat.

Is ledger stone out of style?

It’s safe to say that no matter where or how you use ledger stone, you can be confident that they will stand the test of time. The warmth and character of natural stone never goes out of style.

Do you need cement board for Ledger Stone?

Since stone leger is heavy, install ½” backer board over the sheetrock, making sure to screw into the wall studs. For a perfect fit, measure and dry lay the stone ledger before making a level chalk line on the wall where the first ledger will be placed. Horseshoe spacers can also help ensure the ledgers are level.

What is Black Pearl ledge stone?

Black Pearl Ledge Stone is a Slate Grey, or Charcoal Grey material with striking white quartz veins. With a classic rustic West Coast ledge, this product has a more block shaped profile than some of our other natural Ledge Stones. It’s especially easy to use with modern or contemporary architectural styles, with tapered ends and an organic feel.

What are the different types of ledge stones?

Slate grey, or charcoal grey with striking white quartz veins. Black Pearl Ledge Stone is a Slate Grey, or Charcoal Grey material with striking white quartz veins. With a classic rustic West Coast ledge, this product has a more block shaped profile than some of our other natural Ledge Stones.

What is ledge stone veneer used for?

At the back of a house, Ledge Stone Veneer is versatile enough to be a primary material for patios, pillars, fireplaces, retaining walls and other hardscaping upgrades. Indoors, Black Pearl Ledge Stone Veneer makes for a dramatic bathroom treatment. Use it for a feature wall or in a shower enclosure to create an organic, spa-like atmosphere.