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Non-Destructive Methods to Detect Hidden Damage in Stone Cladding

Understanding modern technology and conventional assessment techniques can assist when selecting the right tools and methods for a dimension stone facade assessment

Tom Chmill

John Karras

Myrto Ripp

December 5, 2025

Evaluating minimally destructive methods for detecting concealed damage on dimension stone exterior wall cladding.

Cyclone Level System by Rubi Tools

September 1, 2023

Its main function is to avoid the generation of lippage during installation

Lapitec Revolutionizes its Range and Launches New Colors for 2023

July 31, 2023

A technological breakthrough after several years of research and development adds five new full body colors to the catalogue.

Alternative Stone Materials: Musa Collection by Lapitec

May 4, 2023

Lapitec is a cladding material that is made in Italy and appreciated on the international market for its aesthetic and performance characteristics.

Limestone in Architecture

Eramosa Limestone Bridges Historic and Contemporary Architecture

Steep in history, Morgan State University continues to evolve with the new Calvin and Tina Tyler Hall student services center – a modern “front door” for the campus that showcases the beauty of natural stone

Jennifer Richinelli

October 20, 2022

Eramosa limestone, quarried in Owen Sound of Ontario, Canada met aesthetic and functional requirements for Calvin and Tina Tyler Hall at Morgan State University

CUPACLAD® Appoints Andrew Emery as New Key Accounts Manager

March 2, 2022

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Transcending Time with Natural Slate

The updates to an historic landmark in Washington, D.C. included construction of an addition to the Palisades Field House – featuring a CupaClad natural slate rainscreen cladding system

August 18, 2021

The updates to an historic landmark in Washington, D.C. included construction of an addition to the Palisades Field House – featuring a CupaClad natural slate rainscreen cladding system

Cutting ultra-compact and porcelain materials

Nick Wadenstorer of BACA Systems discusses the best practices for fabricators when cutting various alternative stone surfaces

Jason Kamery

February 17, 2020

Ultra-compact surfaces have been gradually making their way into the market and now are becoming a popular choice for a range of residential and commercial designs. Whether it is being used for cladding or outdoor kitchens, these products have carved a niche out for themselves.

Lapitec, the full body sintered stone slab, enters the world of BIM

November 27, 2019

Lapitec is closer than ever to planners, designers and architects. From 1st October 2019, the Italian company’s full body sintered stone slab has become available for BIM software.

Installing stone veneer

With various sizes, shapes and thicknesses of stone veneer panels, there are several important points to consider before starting an installation

October 12, 2018

There’s nothing quite like the beauty of natural stone. From marble to slate, stone has been used in and around homes as a functional and decorative surface for centuries. With changing tastes, styles and manufacturing processes, also comes changes in the type of stone being used and its installation.