Stone leaf for a unique floor covering
Natural stone sheet flooring: the perfect solution with StoneLeaf.
Stone has been around forever, but it's only recently that it's finding its way into our interiors, thanks to StoneLeaf innovation, particularly for floors.
How to lay our stone sheets on the ground?
Stoneleaf is mineral and natural. It's a material designed for use both indoors and outdoors, in both dry and damp environments. A sheet of natural stone for multiple uses: walls, ceilings, furniture, pools, fireplaces, showers, staircases, backlit areas. A sheet of stone with a contemporary, designer look.
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Stoneleaf
Stoneleaf is easy to install on any type of substrate. Here you'll find all the advice you need for successful installation: cutting, gluing, finishing and stone protection. Our technical teams will be happy to answer any questions you may have about installation.
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Translucent
Our range of Translucent stone foil is laid on a Plexiglas support to create a rigid, solid and transparent structure. The correct positioning of the LEDs on the back and our advice will ensure a perfect result.
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What is stone foil for floors?
This is a flexible material consisting of a stratum or sheet of stone (0.3 mm to 0.8 mm thick) fixed to a resin and fiberglass support for a total thickness of 1.5 to 2 mm. The sheet is split into large, solid blocks using a unique, innovative process.
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There are two types of products:
- Natural sheet stone, from quarries from which blocks are extracted in pieces and then disintegrated to obtain 100% natural sheet stone.
- Reconstituted sheet, where the "stone" is formed from several fragments glued to the resin. It is less durable, less solid and less attractive.
The result is completely different.
Various minerals are used: slate, mica, quartzite, sandstone.
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Unique stone flooring thanks to stone leaf
For a unique floor covering, sheet stone is the ideal material. Economical and accessible to all, it's also easy to lay thanks to its lightness, thinness and perfect finish. In fact, straight-cutting produces a smooth, uneven surface, guaranteeing a flat stone floor.
Highly resistant and waterproof, thanks in particular to the resin layer, this material can be used in all wet rooms and even outdoors, on a terrace or driveway.
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Its weight (1.5 to 2 kg/m²) means it can be used in all rooms, including attics and light floors.
Its reduced thickness (1.5 to 2 mm) means it can be applied to existing floors, without changing door thresholds.
Its large slabs also add chic to your interior, giving it a certain standing.
This product gives your floor covering all the advantages of natural stone without the drawbacks: weight, thickness and cost.
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Laying natural stone sheets on the floor?
As well as being lightweight, natural stone sheet is easy to lay. It saves precious time on building sites. It can be applied to all substrates: paint, wood, plaster, tiles, etc.
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Installation is similar to that of laminate:
1. Preparing the substrate: it must be sound, clean, dry and smooth. Fill any holes with filler, sand and dry.
2. Before laying, position stones to organize them and determine where to make cuts.
3. Position the first stone in a corner and draw a line to serve as a reference for subsequent stones.
4. For gluing, there are two solutions: either the sheets have an adhesive film that simply needs to be removed to glue the stone in place, or the sheets require a hybrid polymer adhesive. In this case, installation is similar to that of a laminate. We recommend bead gluing with a cartridge adhesive: a first bead 2 mm from the edge over the entire frame, followed by very tight 15 mm beads over the entire rear surface. Place on the substrate and press down to spread the glue over the entire sheet surface.
5. Adjust sheet position if necessary.
6. Press down to remove air bubbles.
Drying time is three to four hours.
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Our stone sheets for flooring
We offer a wide variety of sheet stones. From slate to mica to marble, you'll find a wide and varied range.
