Can you identify this stone and these window frames?
Hello. Is anyone able to tell me what type of stone work this is called? And these types of thicker window frames, are they only available in timber?
Thanks everyone
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7 years ago
7 years agoDo you know the property? If so, contact them to ask who built it, and then contact the builder for specific information on stone/stone cladding used. Looks similar to a stone cladding called Alpine.
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PRO7 years agodefinitely a stone cladding product...we use it regularly on our projects (a couple of examples below)....although the authenticity of the finish & quality relies very much upon the stone mason's/tradies' skill/eye in conjunction with the particular selected product:
You can get thicker aluminium window frames but it will never look like the photo you posted, which achieves the aesthetic by also applying external cover pieces over the frame to get the "big" chunky vibeCheers PD :)
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