**New These uniquely textured rectangular pieces vary in height creating one of our most natural stone feels. Drystack Summit Ledge for an enhanced natural effect.
New! A rugged textured brick for a rustic look, with slightly tumbled edges. Great choice for an old-world feel.
**New A weather-worn textured ledgestone that captures the natural stone feel especially in dry stack applications.
Our latest and most beautiful new stone line, The 1923 series. The Scenic Ledgestone style is so incredibly natural looking offering rich deep colors that…
One of the newest lines we added to our 1923 Series veneer stone collection. Let nature be your designer with the irregular shapes of each…
An eye-catching new style, Ridgestone captures the natural shapes and patterns found in various other stone styles like a ledgestones and fieldstones and beautifully combines…
Bring your project to life with the look of gorgeously hand-chiseled stone. The Chiseled Limestone style offers a more uniform look with cohesive rectangular shapes.…
The rough, textured face of French Country Limestone provides a bold, classic look that replicates the natural beauty of limestone.
Veneer stacked stone looks like natural stone but is more affordable and just as durable made building material that is a popular choice for numerous…
The unique, sandy texture of Forest Ledge Stone provides charm and distinction to any project, indoors or out. Each stone is carefully sculpted to replicate…
This conventional manufactured stone has a chisel-cut textured face, providing a traditional, formal look to your home or patio.
For old world appeal, Ledgestone is produced in a narrow, irregular shape giving your project a provincial air. This versatile stone ranges in size from…
Add European flair to your home or commercial project with our stunning manufactured Fieldstone. The random sizes and shapes of this European-inspired stone gives a…
The Nitterhouse Stackpanel offers beauty in an easy-to-install panel application. The simple panel design allows for projects to be completed quickly and without the mess…
Our latest artisanal veneer stone product from our creative stone designer. This concrete veneer stone is made to look exactly like real weathered wood from…
Nitterhouse Handcrafted Concrete Logs combines the best of both worlds. Highly durable and termite proof, they last decades longer than actual wood. With their deep,…
Nitterhouse proudly produces a full line of Veneer Stone Accessories in two beautifully classic colors: tan blend and charcoal blend.
Veneer stone products offer an affordable, flexible and attractive alternative to heavy and expensive natural stones. They seem indistinguishable from the real thing for a sophisticated design that looks right at home on exterior facades, interior statement walls, columns and much more.
At Nitterhouse Masonry, we’ve created a wide range of stone veneer products to suit almost any project on your docket.
Our catalog of exterior stone veneers includes the following versatile items, most of which you can get in a range of attractive color blends. Some are available in panels.
Stone veneer may look identical to genuine stone, but it consists of a few straightforward materials — Portland cement, iron oxide pigments and lightweight aggregates made of natural stone. After combining these materials, we cast them in a highly detailed mold. That mold, originally made from genuine stones, captures all the details and texture that were on the original stones, providing unique and completely natural-looking surfaces. They’ll feel natural, too, with the rough yet detailed texture you would expect from a real stone.
One reason contractors and homeowners love stone veneer is its versatility. You can find stone veneer in:
Wherever it’s in use, the stone veneer adds a bold, earthy touch to almost any space — and we do mean any space. While natural stones have some limitations for where you can use them, you can put faux stone veneer on various materials, including metal, wood-framed walls, concrete masonry unit blocks, bricks and even concrete.
Given the right treatment, you can also use stone veneer in more specialized locations, like fireplaces and pools. For example, pool chemicals can cause discoloration and fading, so stone veneer used near pools should have the appropriate sealant applied, or you should clean it promptly following any exposure to chlorine or other chemicals. When used near fire or heat, your veneer should have fire and smoke treatments applied.
Many people opt for stone veneer to reap the following advantages.
Whatever you’re looking for in your stone veneer, using the right materials can make all the difference, which is why many contractors and homeowners turn to Nitterhouse Masonry.
