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Natural Stacked Stone Feature Wall Cladding Panels - Golden Mushroom
$66.99
$89.00
-25%
$66.99
$89.00
-25%
Price is per Meter Squared (m²)
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Material Colours
Intended Use
Front Entrance Walls
Columns
Landscaping Projects
Retaining Walls
Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor
Fire Place
Bathroom
Kitchen
Natural Stacked Stone Feature Wall Cladding Panels - Golden Mushroom gives a feature wall genuine texture and depth, cut from natural marble with the irregular face that makes cladding look handmade rather than printed.
Key Features
- Solid natural marble
- Measures 20 x 40 x 1.5 cm
- Weight: 7.5 kg
- Coverage: 0.5 m2
- Heavier than standard tile, most stack stone requires mechanical fixing in addition to adhesive, see Care and Installation below
- Available for trade, builder and bulk orders
Description
Suitable for: Panels are suitable for external & internal use; bathrooms, kitchens, back splashes, feature walls, fire surrounds, anywhere imagined.
Specifications
| Stone | Cultured Quartzite |
| Style | Mushroom Tile Panels |
| Measurements (WxDxH) |
1 Panel is 20 x 40 x 1.5 cm ( 4 tiles ) 6 Panels per box (0.5 m2) **Each individual tile measures 10 x 20 x 1.5 cm** |
| Weight |
1 Panel = 7.5 kg approximately (weight of individual panel differs slightly) 1 m2 = 72 kg 1 Pallet maximum load = 21.2 m2 |
Suitable For
- Interior feature walls
- Exterior feature walls, with the fixing system confirmed below
Care & Installation
Marble wall cladding typically weighs 50 to 80 kg per square metre, well above the roughly 32 kg per square metre most wall adhesives can safely carry on their own. That means most stack stone and ledgestone cladding needs mechanical fixing in addition to adhesive, not adhesive alone.
Mechanical fixing uses stainless steel angles (grade 304 or 316), never unprotected aluminium, which can react with cement-based adhesive over time. Substrate needs to be sound: concrete block and brick should be rendered first and any hollow blockwork core-filled so fixings have something solid to grip. Have a qualified engineer confirm the fixing system, anchor spacing and substrate suitability for your specific wall and height before installation.
Cladding is usually installed with butt joints and no grout, which means water can get behind the panel if the wall isn't waterproofed first. In coastal Queensland, factor in wind load and thermal cycling for exterior walls, and ask about the specific rock type before specifying cladding above 3 m or in a high-wind zone.
Trade, builder and landscaper enquiries are welcome for this product, including bulk and wholesale pricing. We deliver across SE Queensland, with Australia-wide delivery available. Samples are available on request.
Shipping
Delivery: Australia-wide through TNT Express and local carrier services. Calculate your shipping automatically at CHECKOUT before needing to make any payment.
Pickup: We are located in Springwood - Brisbane. Click here to call us to check stock availability and address.
Returns
Stone and Rock's adherence to quality is backed by a 100% money-back guarantee!! within 14 days of purchase.
Stone and Rock reserves the right not to refund or exchange any change of mind item beyond 14 days. This does not affect your statutory consumer rights.
If an item has already been exchanged there can be no further refunds or exchanges.
We do everything we can to make the exchange process fast and simple. Items may be exchanged provided that you contact us within 14 days of receipt and items are in perfect sellable condition.
Stone and Rock will NOT allow or accept an exchange if:
Item has been altered or mishandled
Item has been installed or shows signs of installation (markings, scratches, plumber's putty, etc.)
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Loose stone cladding can be installed in two main ways: dry stacked or grouted. Each method creates a distinct visual effect and comes with its own set of practical advantages.
Dry stacking means laying the stone edge to edge without visible mortar joints on the surface.
Creates a tighter, cleaner finish that puts the natural stone front and centre. Offers a more modern, architectural look with strong shadow lines.
Best for internal walls, fireplaces, or protected outdoor features where minimal movement or moisture is expected. Highlights the shape, texture, and variation of each individual stone piece.
Requires more time and skill in placement, especially with irregular pieces.
Grouting fills the joints between the stones with mortar — this can be raked back, flush, or even over-grouted depending on the style.
Softens the overall look, making it more traditional or rustic depending on grout colour.
Adds contrast or colour definition — light grout can brighten the wall, dark grout can deepen the pattern.
Helps to stabilise and bind the pieces, especially useful for exterior or load-exposed walls.
More forgiving on less precise layouts or irregular edges.
Typically a bit easier for landscapers or DIYers to work with over large surface areas
Quick Tip: Search Instagram or Pinterest using terms like “dry stack stone wall” or “grouted stone feature wall” to see real-life installs and decide what suits your project best.