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Facade

A facade gives a building its first impression and must withstand rain, frost and UV light for years without losing its appearance. STONE NV is the reference partner for professionals across Europe and beyond in natural stone and terrazzo, supplying materials for facade cladding made to measure, finished in our own workshop in Olsene.

Travertine is one of the best choices for frost-resistant facade cladding, thanks to its characteristic porous texture and warm appearance. Limestone is also suitable for exterior wall cladding. Granite offers a robust, low-maintenance option for exterior applications. For larger, seamless surfaces, terrazzo such as Bomarbre Classic offers additional possibilities for wall cladding.

Discover below which product group best fits your facade project.

STONE NV

A face that lasts

From frost-resistant travertine to robust granite, and from limestone wall cladding to large-format terrazzo like Bomarbre Classic: STONE NV brings together natural stone and terrazzo product groups built to withstand rain, frost and sun for years. Whether classic or contemporary, your facade keeps its character.

Travertine is a beautiful natural stone that is often used in interior and exterior designs. It is known for its unique texture and warm appearance. The distinctive pores and veins in travertine give it a playful and organic look. Using travertine in your interior adds a touch of elegance and natural beauty. Whether you choose a modern or classical style, travertine offers countless possibilities to give your space a timeless and luxurious look.

In summary, travertine is a versatile and stunning natural stone that can be a stylish addition to any interior or exterior design. It combines natural beauty with durability and easy maintenance, making it a favorite choice for many people.

 

Limestone is a sedimentary rock that is formed by the accumulation of (calcareous) material remains of marine organisms. Limestone therefore mainly consists of calcium carbonate and fossils are regularly found in it (shells, ammonites, etc.). Bluestone is an example of a fossil limestone, consisting of the remains of sea lilies.

Granite is an intrusive rock, which means that it is formed by the underground solidification of magma. Because granite has solidified at depth, the minerals have had time to form crystals during slow cooling.

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