Veneer World Porcelain Veneers
A real stacked stone wall is heavy enough to need its own support and skilled enough to need a mason. Veneer World gets to the same place with porcelain panels that are cut, textured and glazed to read as ledgestone, then installed the way tile is installed. The wall behind it carries a fraction of the load and the job takes a fraction of the time.
The range splits into three families. Pro Ledgestone is the classic split face in Ridge, Canyon and Alpine colourways. Urban Ledgestone is a cleaner, more linear stack. Atelier borrows faces from the tile series, so a Veneer World Atelier panel can match an Essence, Infinity, Mood or Trail floor in the same room.
Where it works
- Fireplace surrounds, where real stone would need a hearth rated for the weight
- Feature walls in living rooms and entries
- Kitchen island fronts and bar faces
- Exterior accent walls under cover, where porcelain beats real stone on maintenance
Installing it
This is a tile installation, not masonry. The panels go on with a polymer modified thinset over a sound, flat substrate, and corners are handled with the corner pieces rather than by mitring on site. Because the panels are porcelain, they cut with a wet saw and do not need sealing afterwards, which is the usual weak point of a real stone veneer wall.
For flat faces in the same colours, see the Landmark hub and the porcelain tile range. For a brick face instead of a stone one, see Brick World.
