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Full depth stone v thin stone

Harry321 · 2016-07-20 20:05:24

Folks I am doing a porch/front hall extension. I want to stone face it. It will have a A roof and two side windows as well as an arch over the door. I suppose on total the stone coverage is about 7m2 My brother is telling me to go with thin stone but I already have an adjoining sunroom faced with full depth stone. I know…

20-07-2016 8:05pm

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Harry321

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Folks
I am doing a porch/front hall extension. I want to stone face it. It will have a A roof and two side windows as well as an arch over the door. I suppose on total the stone coverage is about 7m2

My brother is telling me to go with thin stone but I already have an adjoining sunroom faced with full depth stone. I know the economic benefits in terms of savings lintels and sills etc.

However from a supply and fit perspective which works out better in terms of price ?

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