How Do You Call These Wall Stones?

[nice_sye 0]

ive also seen this in starbucks yishun north point..can anyone tell me what are these called? and where to get them?any website ?

thank you i would really appreciate any reply .

[jaskel 2]

Craftstone, most tiles shop have it.

ive also seen this in starbucks yishun north point..can anyone tell me what are these called? and where to get them?any website ?

thank you i would really appreciate any reply .

[josvin 0]

Heard from my ID that such stones are very costly. Wonder how expensive it is.

[jaskel 2]

Ard $95psm

Heard from my ID that such stones are very costly. Wonder how expensive it is.

[winterflame 0]

Ard $95psm

U can buy yourself and ask for ID for labour charge, go to Hup Kiong in Defu lane and see for yourself, i think is cheaper there

[nice_sye 0]

U can buy yourself and ask for ID for labour charge, go to Hup Kiong in Defu lane and see for yourself, i think is cheaper there

thank you very much i really appreciate your responses.

[velv 0]

we intend to buy some for tiling of our balcony and living room's wall.

can you share with us on the prices form the vendor?

Thanks a lot =)

[Zelly 0]

we intend to buy some for tiling of our balcony and living room's wall.

can you share with us on the prices form the vendor?

Thanks a lot =)

I have seen this stone tiles in this web site.

you can try calling them. stone works

[velv 0]

I have seen this stone tiles in this web site.

you can try calling them. stone works

ok Thanks !

[aurictitan 0]

Expensive? Maybe. But it sure does give a very refined look to the room.

[velv 0]

usually how many carton required??

[boatgal 0]

is it difficult to maintain? Any other ways to decorate the balcony to give it a resort feel?

[rhizopus 0]

Any idea if we can just add in this stone on top existing wall? (without hacking work)

[hammad 0]

these stones are called craft stones...

of course they are expensive to buy but looks real awsome when u put them into your house.

[70wood 0]

These are called cultured ledge stones. They are not real stones, but moulded to look exactly like stones. I know of two types of composite cultured stones. One made with quartz sand, fibres and iron oxide, and another is polyurethane, and fibre. They all looked the same, except one is heavier than the other.