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Faux Stone Siding
Faux stone siding, also called simulated stone siding, is panels made to imitate the look of natural stone walls. They are made of various forms of cement and colored with pigments. They are shaped into large pieces and are attached to an existing wall with mortar or grout, often interlocking into one another. They do not support any load and are purely cosmetic. Stone siding is very similar to brick siding and brick veneer. Advantages of faux stone siding and simulated stone siding Stone siding is very durable and long lasting. Some stone siding is guaranteed to last as long as the structure it is built upon. This quality siding can add value to your home. Stone Siding is very low maintenance, with the only necessary cleaning being hosing it off a few times a year. If you have a strong desire for this type look, stone siding has almost as many benefits for a fraction of the cost of traditional stone and is much easier to install. Disadvantages of faux stone siding and simulated stone siding Stone Siding is more expensive than most siding. However, that's pretty much the only disadvantage. You are paying for quality. Cost of faux stone siding and simulated stone siding Faux stone siding and simulated stone siding can vary greatly in price. It is generally always on the higher end of the siding scale, anywhere between $500 - $1500 per square (100 square feet) plus the cost of trim, accessories, and installation. PHOTOS:
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