Description

About Fond du Lac Country Squire Thin Veneer

Fond du Lac Country Squire Thin Veneer is a natural building stone product sourced from stratified limestone deposits. It is part of the architectural stone category known for its durability and distinct color palette. This material is processed into a thin veneer profile, reducing weight and allowing for installation in applications where full-bed masonry may not be structurally feasible.

The stone is characterized by its rectangular shapes and split faces, offering a linear, ashlar-style aesthetic. The color range typically includes light grays, whites, and buffs, providing a neutral yet textured appearance suitable for various design themes. As a natural product, variations in grain and texture are inherent, ensuring a unique finish for each project. It is intended for professional masonry installation and is compatible with standard adhered veneer systems.

Fond du Lac Country Squire Thin Veneer Technical Specifications

• Material Type: Natural Limestone (Stratified)
• Product Classification: Adhered Thin Veneer
• Color Range: Light gray, white, buff, and cream tones
• Shape: Rectangular / Ashlar
• Face Texture: Natural split face
• Thickness: 3/4 inch to 1-1/4 inch (Nominal)
• Height Range: 2 inches to 8 inches
• Corner Types: Available in 90-degree returns (Sold by Linear Foot)
• Unit of Sale: Square Foot (Flats) or Linear Foot (Corners)

Applications & Material Features of Fond du Lac Country Squire Thin Veneer

Fond du Lac Country Squire Thin Veneer is engineered for use in both interior and exterior architectural projects. Its reduced weight compared to full-bed stone makes it suitable for non-load-bearing walls, requiring no brick ledge in many installation scenarios. Common professional applications include residential facades, commercial entryways, chemical-free interior feature walls, and fireplace surrounds.

The limestone composition provides resistance to weathering, making it capable of enduring freeze-thaw cycles when installed according to industry standards. The rectangular geometry of the Country Squire cut facilitates a linear coursing pattern, though it can also be laid in a random ashlar pattern depending on the mason’s technique. The split face texture adds depth and shadow play to vertical surfaces.