Greenwich Gray Can Be a Bit More Formal
Often when Greenwich Gray is split you can see bits of white and wandering veins that have a bit of a green hue. There are beautiful darker grays in conjunction with lighter grays. It is very earthy especially as a contrasting color that looks even darker when surrounded by a lighter color.
Greenwich Gray’s seam – where the stone naturally splits – can sometimes turn brown. The brown sometimes comes from minerals that the stone absorbed as water passed over it during some ancient water event.
Thin Stone Veneer is available in Mosaic, Ledgestone, Ashlar, Square & Rectangular, Round and Stacked Stone shapes in both Flats and Corners. Read about Mortar Joint Options and How to Install Thin Stone Veneer.
Greenwich Gray Can Be a Bit More Formal
Often when Greenwich Gray is split you can see bits of white and wandering veins that have a bit of a green hue. There are beautiful darker grays in conjunction with lighter grays. It is very earthy especially as a contrasting color that looks even darker when surrounded by a lighter color.
Greenwich Gray’s seam – where the stone naturally splits – can sometimes turn brown. The brown sometimes comes from minerals that the stone absorbed as water passed over it during some ancient water event.
Thin Stone Veneer is available in Mosaic, Ledgestone, Ashlar, Square & Rectangular, Round and Stacked Stone shapes in both Flats and Corners. Read about Mortar Joint Options and How to Install Thin Stone Veneer.
INSTALLATION
A mock-up is recommended to help in all design decisions including grout color, joint size (dry-laid, standard, or wide), and desired finish.
LEED® CERTIFICATION & ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Whether for a commercial building or historical restoration, this natural building material can assist with the LEED certification. Functionally, stone will retain heat in the winter and cold in the summer, enhancing energy efficiency.
CORNERS
Matching 90˚ corners are available in all colors and shapes. When other angles are needed, the installation options are weaving (alternating flats) or miter cutting flat pieces to wrap the corner.
