
Cut-to-Size Stone Panel
Panels cut to your dimensioned schedule, numbered and crated in installation sequence so the site fixes rather than cuts.
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Large-format panels, rainscreen cladding and cut-to-size elevations in andesite, basalt and black lava.
A facade is a structural problem before it is an aesthetic one. Panel weight, fixing method, wind load, movement joints and thermal expansion all govern what the stone can be before the design conversation begins.
We supply facade stone as cut-to-size panels machined for the fixing system specified by your engineer — kerf slots, undercut anchors or drilled pins — numbered and crated in installation sequence.
The bracket system determines panel thickness and machining. Sending it with the enquiry avoids a re-quote later.
600 × 1200 mm is standard. Larger panels are possible but depend on current block yield — confirm before specifying.
Dense basalt for freeze–thaw climates. Andesite and lava stone for tropical and Gulf exposure. Limestone and sandstone are not exterior facade materials in high-rainfall climates.
Stone facades need them. Coordinate positions with us so panels are cut to land on the joint rather than being cut on site.

Panels cut to your dimensioned schedule, numbered and crated in installation sequence so the site fixes rather than cuts.
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Calibrated flat andesite panels for adhered and mechanically fixed cladding, in sizes up to 600 × 1200 mm.
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Dark volcanic cladding in flat panel and stacked formats, with the open vesicular texture that separates real lava stone from a manufactured dark tile.
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Panels cut with an interlocking profile so adjacent modules key into each other and the panel joint becomes invisible.
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Stone split along its natural fracture rather than sawn, leaving a raised irregular face that throws deep shadow across the wall.
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A dense grey volcanic stone with high compressive strength and very consistent colour. The most widely specified Indonesian stone for paving, cladding, coping and high-traffic commercial surfaces.
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The tight-grained counterpart to lava stone: denser, less porous and more uniform. Specified where a dark stone must meet technical performance requirements for commercial paving and rainscreen facades.
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Indonesian basalt from the Java volcanic belt, quarried as a dense dark stone with fine natural porosity. Specified where architecture calls for depth, matte darkness and a surface that stays visually calm in strong sunlight.
Material DetailsSend drawings or a measured area and we will return an itemised take-off with a recommended material, thickness and finish for each position.