Rockface
Stone that looks freshly split from the rock
Rockface is a facade cladding made by leaving the natural fracture surface of the stone exactly as it is. The surface is not flat — it is ridged and recessed, so light travels across it all day and the facade looks different at morning, noon and evening.
Slabs are 2–3 cm thick and are bonded directly to the facade with chemical adhesive — no extra substructure or static reinforcement. You get the look of a solid stacked-stone wall at a fraction of the load on the building.
We prepare the stone to your measurements: it is selected at the quarry, cut to size and palletised for transport. Within Türkiye we also apply it with our own crews — the stone we ship is the same stone we build with, which is why we know exactly how it behaves on a facade.
Technical character
Where it is used
Villa facades
The signature use. Rockface gives a modern villa the weight and calm of a traditional stone house without the mass of solid masonry.
Hotels & commercial buildings
Large surfaces are where the texture pays off: viewed from a distance the facade reads as one fabric, up close every slab is different.
Entrances & ground floors
A practical scope for phased projects — cladding the entrance and ground floor frames the building where it is seen and touched most.
Ask for a quote on your quantities
Send your total m², target sizes and delivery country — we reply with a written per-m² quote. See it applied on real facades first if you like.