ᐅ Stone wall made of natural stone or stone tiles? Living room / kitchen
Created on: 12 Jul 2016 23:01
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Lile08
I really like natural stone walls in living spaces, like in these pictures of stone walls:


Does anyone have experience with this?
Do you use regular bricks or specially made stone veneer panels?
How do you keep something like this clean (for example, is it also suitable as a backsplash behind a cooktop in the kitchen)?
I’m also interested in the costs for these types of stone walls...
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have experience with this?
Do you use regular bricks or specially made stone veneer panels?
How do you keep something like this clean (for example, is it also suitable as a backsplash behind a cooktop in the kitchen)?
I’m also interested in the costs for these types of stone walls...
Thanks in advance!
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garfunkel24 Jul 2016 14:48Since I’ve been visiting the hardware store more often lately, I took a look around. I saw some panels that aren’t made of plastic or at least don’t appear to be plastic, and these seem to be attached only with double-sided tape that is already applied to the panels. Maybe this could be interesting for you?
I would just suggest going there and seeing what’s available!
Adhering onto wallpaper might be an issue if the load is too heavy and the wallpaper then tears off. However, I can’t say if this applies to your surface.
I would just suggest going there and seeing what’s available!
Adhering onto wallpaper might be an issue if the load is too heavy and the wallpaper then tears off. However, I can’t say if this applies to your surface.
That would be too expensive for me in a rental apartment.
Isn’t it possible to discuss the matter with the landlord, arrange it for the long term (as it could possibly improve the living quality), and share the costs?
Regards
Isn’t it possible to discuss the matter with the landlord, arrange it for the long term (as it could possibly improve the living quality), and share the costs?
Regards
To be honest, as a landlord, I would not want to contribute to any costs incurred. My decision as a landlord would be: if a new tenant likes it, it can stay; if not, it must be removed. Therefore, it should be done in a way that allows easy removal with minimal effort while still looking presentable.
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