subject: Stoneface Siding For Exterior And Interior Fireplaces [print this page] When people choose stone sidings, they often want the stoneface siding on a particular portion of their home. Some people may choose to place the siding at the bottom base of their home while leaving a wood or bring siding on the top. This look is quite common in dual level properties.
On the other hand, homes that have wood or vinyl sidings yet have a fireplace may choose stone siding specifically for their fireplace. The fireplace is often the focal point of a home. This is true of the fireplace whether it's inside or outside. An authentic and working fireplace is visible to friends and neighbors from outdoors and can make a substantial impact on a room based on how the fireplace is decorated. Stone siding offers a unique and great way to proudly display the exterior and interior view of a fireplace.
There are several benefits to installing stoneface siding for fireplaces. One of the main benefits is the stone is safe for fireplaces. Some individuals only want the siding to cover a particular potion of their home, and in many cases the fireplace is considered a centerpiece that has the potential to be beautified with stone siding.
Stone is non-combustible by nature and is perfect for serving as a sheath to a fireplace. Wood siding and other similar materials are often a concern and in some cases may be considered a fire hazard that potentially poses a threat to a family. Stoneface siding is different because the materials are not flammable. Furthermore the stone produces no smoke, and contributes no fuel to a fireplace.
So, consider stoneface siding for your next home improvement project.
