Stonepanel Stone Cladding

STONEPANEL™ (and STONEPANEL™ Sky) is a natural stone cladding system made of panels that utilize quartzite, gneiss, limestone, sandstone and slate, which are bonded to a cement base and reinforced with glass fibre mesh. The product can be used as a decorative stone exterior cladding for both indoor and outdoor use or on new or existing buildings when attached to solid walls of masonry or concrete, using cementitious adhesive to BS EN 12004-2:2017.

This wall stone cladding achieved an A2-s1, d0 reaction to fire classification to NF EN 13501-1:2013 (Section 7 BBA Agreement certificate ref 21/5908).

STONEPANEL™ Sky panels incorporate an anchor of 2.6 mm stainless steel wire embedded into the concrete base for mechanical fixing to the wall. During installation, a piece of stainless-steel banding is looped through this anchor and fixed to the support wall using stainless steel screws and wall plugs.

STONEPANEL™ cladding can be installed at heights up to 2 metres and STONEPANEL™ Sky can be installed up to any height. STONEPANEL™ is manufactured by CUPASTONE and exclusively distributed by Taylor Maxwell in the UK.

Features and benefits:

• BBA certificate 21/5908 CUPASTONE wall panels - STONEPANEL™ and STONEPANEL™ Sky.
• Behaviour in relation to fire – a construction incorporating the panels achieved an A2-s1, d0 reaction to fire classification to NF EN 13501-1:2013 (Section 7 BBA Agrément certificate ref 21/5908).
• Durability – the panels have a design life of more than 30 years (Section 10 BBA).
• Air and water penetration – the panels are not watertight but will restrict the ingress of rainwater to the supporting structure (Section 8 BBA 21/5908).
• Strength and stability – the panels have sufficient strength to resist the negative and positive wind pressures likely to be experienced in the UK and have good impact resistance (Section 6 BBA 21/5908).
• Hard body impact – the panels achieved adequate resistance to impact and therefore may be considered suitable for us in Categories I, II, 111 and IV as defined in section 6.11 of BBA 21/5908.