
Stacked Stone Mosaic Panel
Multi-height stone courses stacked with no visible grout line, producing the dry-stone wall look in a modular fixed panel.
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Stacked stone, ledgestone, split face and flat panel cladding in andesite, lava stone, limestone and sandstone.
Wall cladding is where natural stone does the most visible work in a building, and where the choice between patterns matters most. A stacked stone wall and a flat honed panel wall use the same material and produce entirely different architecture.
We produce both adhered systems — stacked stone, ledgestone, split face and flat tile bonded to a prepared substrate — and thicker panels machined for mechanical fixing to an engineer's detail.
Adhered cladding is faster and cheaper up to the height your local code permits. Above that, mechanical fixing is required and the stone must be cut thicker and machined for the system.
Mitred L-corners are the item most often forgotten at enquiry stage. Quantify them by linear metre of external corner.
Split face and stacked patterns depend on directional light for their effect. On a permanently shaded elevation a flat honed panel often reads better.
Andesite and lava stone for fully exposed exteriors; limestone and sandstone for interiors and shaded positions.

Multi-height stone courses stacked with no visible grout line, producing the dry-stone wall look in a modular fixed panel.
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Thin uniform-height stone courses stacked tight into a panel — a more disciplined, contemporary relative of stacked stone.
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Stone split along its natural fracture rather than sawn, leaving a raised irregular face that throws deep shadow across the wall.
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Calibrated flat andesite panels for adhered and mechanically fixed cladding, in sizes up to 600 × 1200 mm.
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Dark volcanic cladding in flat panel and stacked formats, with the open vesicular texture that separates real lava stone from a manufactured dark tile.
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Warm cream limestone panels for interiors and shaded exteriors, plain or with carved relief produced to drawing.
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A dense grey volcanic stone with high compressive strength and very consistent colour. The most widely specified Indonesian stone for paving, cladding, coping and high-traffic commercial surfaces.
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Indonesian basalt from the Java volcanic belt, quarried as a dense dark stone with fine natural porosity. Specified where architecture calls for depth, matte darkness and a surface that stays visually calm in strong sunlight.
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A soft, warm-toned sedimentary stone carved and cut in Central Java. Specified for interiors, shaded exteriors and carved relief work where the design calls for warmth rather than the coolness of volcanic grey.
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Warm buff sandstone, best known internationally as Palimanan. A naturally textured, matte stone used widely across tropical resort and villa architecture for walls, screens and shaded paving.
Material DetailsSend drawings or a measured area and we will return an itemised take-off with a recommended material, thickness and finish for each position.