Manufactured or cast wall rock can be applied over most structurally sound wall surfaces. It is lightweight and quick to adhere allowing for fast, easy installation.

How to Grout

A standard joint (raked) is achieved by laying each stone roughly one finger width apart form each other, then grouting between each stone.  The semi-dry mortar is later "raked" with a variety of tools,  ultimately achieving a consistent depth and giving it that distinctive raked out look.

Dry-stack joint stonework is accomplished by "dry" fitting each stone prior to installation.  Each piece can be laid with virtually no joint.  Even though you've used mortar to set the stone to the surface, when complete, the finished look will appear as though no mortar was used to install the stone.  The intent of a dry-stack look is a tightly stacked stone appearance.

Mortar color selection strongly affects the appearance of the finished job.  We recommend the use of a mortar color that blends closely to the specific stone color.

Manufactured wall rock is virtually maintenance-free. Do not acid-wash, sandblast or use high pressure water washers, which can damage the surface or color. Damaged or graffiti-marred stone products can be removed easily and replaced with matching materials.