How Flexible Stone Veneers Are Made

Flexible stone veneers are crafted through an innovative process that transforms real stone into thin, lightweight, and bendable sheets—perfect for modern interiors and exterior applications.

Step 1: Selecting Premium Natural Stone

We start by sourcing high-quality slabs of natural stone like slate, quartzite, sandstone, or marble. Each stone is chosen for its rich texture, color variations, and unique patterns that define its natural beauty.

Step 2: Extracting the Stone Surface

A thin layer—just 1 to 2 mm thick—is carefully peeled from the surface of the stone using a proprietary method. This layer captures all the texture, grain, and visual appeal of solid stone while significantly reducing weight and thickness.

Step 3: Bonding to a Flexible Backing

The extracted stone layer is reinforced with a specially engineered fiberglass and resin backing. This gives the veneer flexibility and strength, making it ideal for curved surfaces, wall cladding, ceilings, furniture, and more.

Step 4: Curing, Cutting & Quality Control

The composite sheet is then cured and cut into standard sizes such as 1220×610 mm or 2440×1220 mm. Each flexible stone sheet goes through a thorough quality check to ensure durability, consistency, and finish.

Step 5: Ready for Easy Installation

The result is a durable, lightweight, and flexible natural stone veneer that can be installed quickly with minimal tools. These veneers offer the timeless look of natural stone with the added benefits of flexibility, ease of transport, and cost-efficiency.