Wall Cladding

This collection groups the pieces that go on a wall face rather than underfoot. Most of it is the same 24x72 by 2" slab sold as a wall cap and as 24x72 coping; used vertically it faces a raised spa wall, a water feature, a fireplace surround or an outdoor kitchen base. One product is different: a 6x24 Ibiza White splitface ledger panel, which is the choice when you want a stacked, textured look instead of a flat slab.

Slab cladding with 24x72 pieces

A raised spa wall is typically 12" to 24" tall. A 24x72 slab set on edge covers a full 24" height in one piece, so a 12-foot spa wall needs two slabs and one joint. For shorter walls, rip the slab to height and use the factory eased edge along the top. Because the pieces are 2" thick, they need a mechanical anchor or a full mortar bed plus a proper ledger support at the base, not just thin-set on a vertical surface. Colors follow the marble and travertine lines: Ibiza White, Corsica Cream, Bursa White, Ice White, Tundra Grey, Diane Royal and Ocean Blue in marble; Ivory, Walnut, Noce, Silver, Silver Alaska, Silver River and Country Classic in travertine.

Ledger panels for stacked-stone walls

The 6x24 splitface ledger panel is assembled from strips of stone with a natural cleft face, made to stack in a running bond with tight joints. It is lighter and faster to install than slab stone and works over CMU, concrete or a cement-board substrate with a polymer-modified mortar. Use it on a fire pit wall, a pool waterfall weir, or a raised-bed face where you want shadow lines. Match it to Ibiza White pool coping or pavers for a coordinated pool build.

Planning the order

Measure wall area in square feet; each 24x72 slab covers 12 square feet, each 6x24 panel covers one. Add 10 percent for cuts. Both ship on pallets by LTL freight, and the quarry-direct sourcing guide explains how to combine a cladding order with coping and pavers on one shipment.