Description

Lompoc Tumbled Cut Cream Thin Veneer showcases a beautifully softened appearance, thanks to the tumbling process applied to the stone’s snapped cut edges. Featuring a refined cream color with less than 25% gray in the blend, this veneer provides a warm, inviting look that works well in a variety of settings. The stone is available in heights from 4″ to 7″ and lengths from 4″ to 16″+, forming a horizontal random lineal pattern that enhances both interior and exterior designs. Flats are sold by the square foot, with corner pieces available by the linear foot for a complete, finished appearance.

About Lompoc Tumbled Cut Cream Thin Veneer

Lompoc Tumbled Cut Cream Thin Veneer combines the natural beauty of stone with the added elegance of tumbled edges, creating a softened, smooth finish that complements both traditional and contemporary spaces. The sorted cream color, with minimal gray, brings a light and airy feel to any project, making it ideal for both residential and commercial applications. The stone’s versatile sizing allows for the creation of dynamic patterns, whether you’re enhancing a feature wall, fireplace, or exterior facade. The tumbled edges provide a more polished look, making this veneer a perfect choice for those seeking a blend of natural texture and refined detail.

Lompoc Tumbled Cut Cream Thin Veneer Specifications

– Material: Natural Stone  

– Color: Sorted cream with less than 25% gray  

– Height Range: 4″ to 7″  

– Length Range: 4″ to 16″+  

– Pattern: Horizontal random lineal  

– Applications: Ideal for walls, fireplaces, chimneys, columns, barbecues, planters, waterfalls, water features, ponds, swimming pools, and more

Additional Features

– Tumbled Edges: The tumbling process softens the stone’s edges, adding a refined touch while maintaining the natural appeal of the stone.

– Light and Airy Aesthetic: The cream color with minimal gray offers a bright, inviting look that enhances various design styles.

– Flexible Design Options: The range of sizes allows for versatile installation patterns, from traditional layouts to more contemporary designs.