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Versetta Stone is a mortarless, cement-based manufactured stone veneer siding product designed to replicate the authentic look and texture of natural stone masonry. Crafted from a mixture of concrete, aggregate, water, and mineral oxide pigments, it offers the aesthetic appeal of hand-laid stone walls with virtually undetectable joints. Unlike traditional stone or brick, Versetta Stone is lightweight and comes in pre-formed panels, typically measuring 8 inches tall by 36 inches long, with each panel covering approximately 2 square feet and weighing about 17 pounds.

It is available in two distinct styles—Ledgestone, Tight-Cut, each offering unique textures and appearances to suit various architectural preferences. Ledgestone features a rough-cut, staggered, dry-stack look and Tight-Cut offers a sophisticated, uniformly cut appearance; Versetta Stone is produced by Boral (now part of Westlake Royal Building Products), a company with decades of experience in the manufactured stone industry, ensuring high-quality, durable, and visually appealing products. 

VERSETTA LEDGESTONE

The ledgestone profile style has a natural stacked stone look and is commonly used for both residential and commercial applications. Some say it has a more rugged or rustic feel of cabin fireplace surround. The Ledgestone profile provides more visual variability in the height and staggering of the stone design. 

VERSETTA TIGHT-CUT

The Tight Cut profile is bit more orderly than its ledgestone counterpart and offers a level of sophistication to a wall or surround.

The Tight-Cut pattern has less variability in both the height of stones and the offset staggering, enabling more of the block like stone appearance. 

7 STEP INSTALLATION:

• Prepare the Wall Surface
• Install the Starter Strip
• Install Corner Panels First
• Install the First Course of Flat Panels
• Continue Installing Subsequent Courses
• Handle Windows, Doors, and Transitions
• Finish and Touch Up

Homeowners benefit from Versetta Stone’s aesthetic, durability, and low-maintenance qualities, making it a valuable investment:

Authentic Aesthetic: Made from genuine rock aggregate and pressed concrete, Versetta Stone closely mimics the look and feel of natural stone, enhancing curb appeal and property value. Its varied face designs (over 75 per color) prevent repetitive patterns, ensuring a natural appearance.

Cost-Effective Alternative: Versetta Stone is significantly less expensive than real stone or brick, offering a high-end look at a fraction of the cost, with a 94.9% return on investment according to Remodeling magazine’s 2024 Cost vs. Value report.

Low Maintenance: The panels require no painting, sealing, or patching, and their baked-in colors resist fading, ensuring long-lasting beauty. Homeowners only need to inspect for damage after severe storms and schedule periodic maintenance

Durability: With a lifespan of 50–75 years and a 50-year transferable warranty, Versetta Stone is resistant to fire, water, and temperature changes. It also boasts 110 mph wind resistance and a Class A fire rating.

DIY-Friendly: Experienced DIYers can install Versetta Stone with basic tools (e.g., impact driver, diamond blade saw, screws), reducing labor costs for homeowners who prefer to tackle projects themselves.

Environmental Benefits: Composed of 50% pre-consumer waste materials, Versetta Stone is an eco-conscious choice that minimizes the need for frequent remodeling.

Versatility: Available in multiple styles and colors, it complements various architectural styles, from traditional to contemporary, and can be used in diverse applications, both indoors and out.

Moisture Management: The Versetta system includes rainscreens and weep holes in the starter strips to promote drainage and evaporation, protecting walls from moisture damage and extending the siding’s lifespan.