Cutting Stone Veneer Corners

Let s take a look at the two most common methods of turning a corner using a stone veneer panel system miter cuts and corner units.

Cutting stone veneer corners.

Miter cuts when norstone first started making thin stone veneer panels almost 15 years ago we told anyone installing our product to miter cut one of our 6 tall x 24 long field units to form an inside or. The short answer is that stacked stone veneer panels are best cut using a combination of two tools a wet saw designed to cut tile and stone and a angle grinder for more precision and unique cuts. Our thin stone veneer products consist of quarried and weathered natural stones that have been cut thin 1 inch thick and weigh less than 15 lbs square foot. To create a professional looking finish corner pieces must be cut at a 45 degree angle assuming your corners are at a perfect right angle.

This type of modular masonry siding is easily fastened with screws or nails and doesn t require any adhesives or mortar. Natural thin stone veneer is cut and split from real stone not man made artificial cement cultured or manufactured stone veneer right here in the usa. He saved money and man hours cutting corners but the result looks horrible. Thinstone veneer saw our patented thinstone txs 4000 series veneer saws make cutting thinstone veneer flats and 90 degree corners quick simple and profitable.

Alternative uses for thin veneer corners. These 90 cut pieces of stone are not just for wrapping around corners however. Most likely because concrete stone veneer is difficult to work with it s not an easy task to perfectly miter stone veneer that s made from a substance as hard as the sidewalk. The unique v structured cutting surface easily cuts split face or natural finished sandstone brick limestone and other hard stones up to 16 high and 2 5 thick.

Each of the stoneyard natural thin stone veneer product options has a matching corner to wrap around edges and give the appearance that it is a full thickness stone.