Dura-Wall Stone Veneer System: The Perfect Blend of Architectural Innovation and Versatile Applications

Gabion Stone Veneer is a cool building idea. It’s about using narrow-width welded wire mesh gabion baskets. These baskets are fixed firmly to a structural wall. Then, they’re filled with rocks. This makes a strong natural stone veneer. This veneer is made from heavy-gauge galvanized steel wire mesh. You can use it all year round. You don’t need big machines or really skilled workers. And it can last for more than 75 years!

Gabion stone veneers, which are also called gabion cladding, are getting more and more popular. They’re great because they can give a natural stone look. And they fit in well with the modern style of the gabion cage around them. When you install them, you do need to do some physical work. But you don’t have to be an expert craftsman to get a nice finished product.

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Should you get a contractor to install a gabion stone veneer? Here are some things to think about:

– Higher Quality of Work: Contractors know how to put the stones in place. They’re good at deciding on the tieback or support systems for the gabion veneer facing.
– Saves Time and Labor: Gabion veneers don’t need as much handwork as a naturally stacked stone veneer with grout. But you still have to move a lot of stone. So, when you’re thinking about whether to hire a contractor, think about the cost.
– Saves Money: If you make mistakes when you install it, like putting the basket system in the wrong place, the tieback system wrong, or filling the stones wrong, it can cost a lot to fix. Hiring a professional can help you avoid these mistakes.

When’s the best time to install a gabion stone veneer? You can install gabion stone veneers in most weather. You don’t have to worry about how wet things are like with traditional stone veneers. First, you put the gabion baskets in place. Then, you stack the stones inside the gabion basket as part of the cladding system.

Benefits of a Gabion Stone Veneer include:

– Versatile Applications: You can customize the gabion mesh. You can choose the wire diameter and mesh size. This way, you can make a special and pretty look for accent walls, exterior walls, fireplaces, and more.
– Long Lasting: The strong steel and stone materials make sure the gabion veneer system lasts a long time.
– Cost Savings: You can use lots of different kinds of stones in the gabion cages. This gives you more choices for your budget. It’s also easy to install. You can do it yourself and it’ll cost less than hiring an artisan craftsman.

If you want to know more about the JOESCO Dura-Wall Stone Veneer system, get in touch with us today!

 

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