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Colonial Stone Cladding

Colonial format emphasizes symmetry and balance Colonial cladding stone can encompass various architectural styles and influences. Our local colonial era, during the period of the first European settlers in 1788, marks a period where the colonial “style” was introduced locally. Roughly cut square and rectangular pieces of stone form the style and used tastefully with the placement of windows, doors and other architectural elements along the walls. Colonial Walling was designed to be simple and functional just as the dwellings were constructed in the mid-19th century by convicts using our local sandstone. Feature Walls, facades, fireplaces, and high-density residential buildings are all common applications for colonial walling. Colonial
Colonial Stone Cladding