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StoneFace™ | A New Concept in Architectural Masonry

StoneFace™ is an innovative new concept in architectural masonry that draws inspiration from the Australian landscape and Australian heritage buildings to create a unique and eye-catching stone finish.

StoneFace™ | A New Concept in Architectural Masonry

Developed by the team at Baines Masonry, a system was created where a reconstituted stone face finish is attached to the masonry block during the manufacturing process, creating a clean and stable finish that lends itself to a variety of uses.

Some of the practical applications of the StoneFace™ block include:

  • Feature Walls
  • Retaining Walls | Steel and concrete reinforced cantilever Segmental, using the EarthWorks™ retainers
  • Fences
  • Thin Bed Mortar System
  • Structural and Non-Structural
  • Commercial and Domestic construction

StoneFace™ | A New Concept in Architectural Masonry

The StoneFace™ block is available in four finishes, inspired by the unique Australian landscape: BushRock, Charcoal, OpalRock and YellowRock.

StoneFace™ is also available as a veneer face stone that can be fixed to existing structures, available in the same finishes as the block.

The StoneFace™ block system is a thin bed mortar system fixed using SRW adhesive in order to achieve a heritage-inspired look of dry stacked stone, used for stoneworks during early Australian colonisation. When constructing a segmental retaining wall, the EarthWorks™ retainers enable a dry stacked retaining wall to be built.

StoneFace™ | A New Concept in Architectural Masonry

The StoneFace™ block system comes in four sizes: full block, half block, full corner, and half corner.

Baines Masonry

Baines Masonry

900 Wilton Road, Appin, New South Wales, 2560

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