Collection
Ledger panel
A ledger panel is a strip of natural stone with a cleft, split face, sold as a panel rather than as a tile so a wall goes up course by course instead of stone by stone. Ours are 15.2 × 61 cm in marble, travertine and limestone, six to a box, for interior and exterior walls.
- Format
- 15.2 cm × 61 cm (6 in × 24 in)
- Finish
- Split Face
- Box
- 6 pieces · 0.54 m²
- Use
- Indoor and Outdoor
Why a panel rather than a tile
Each panel arrives with its courses already assembled, so what you fix to the wall is a run of stone rather than a handful of individual pieces. The face is cleft rather than sawn, which is where the depth comes from: every panel breaks the light differently, and a wall of them is never flat.
The same product, under four names
Buyers ask for this product by whatever their market calls it, and the words move with the border. If you are searching under one of these, you are searching for what is on this page.
- US/Canada
- Stacked Stone · Stone Veneer · Ledgestone
- UK/Ireland
- Split Face Tiles · Split Face Cladding
- Australia and global
- Stone Cladding · Wall Cladding · Natural Stone Wall Panels
Three stones
The format does not change between them. What changes is the face: how much colour runs through it, how far the cleft steps forward, and how the wall reads from across a room.
Travertine
6 panels
The widest colour range in the panel format — from the chalk cream of Light, through the warm greys of Silver, to the rust and gold of Scabos. Travertine's open pores catch the light across a cleft face, which is what gives a travertine wall its depth from a distance rather than only up close.
Marble
4 panels
Four marbles: white, near-black, grey and warm beige. The face is tighter than travertine's and the veining runs rather than pools, so the cleft reads as a crisper line and a large elevation looks more ordered from across a room.
Limestone
1 panel
Cream and chalk white, with the least variation of anything in the range. Where travertine and marble both break the light up, limestone keeps it even — which is what makes it the one to use when the wall is meant to be a background.
Hold one before you specify it
Split face does not survive a screen — the depth is the whole product. Tell us which stones you are weighing up and we will send the panels themselves, with packing and lead times for the quantity you need.