Stonemakers architectural products are made up
of the following groups to match other elements such as our classical columns:
all the elements can be considered for a new facade or for a dramatic and value-
adding renovation. You can capture the elegance and style of Georgian England
or Renaissance Florence by using these elements with a little planning. We can
assist with the conceptual side of your design. To request a free initial design
meeting with your architect or designer simply ring our showroom on (02) 9358
6688 ask for Max Herford.
Cornice
Used for porticos and pediments. We offer around five designs to
fit various sizes on a facade design. They are recreations of Palladian Tuscan
profiles with good overhang to create a strong roofline or parapet
detail.
See cornice
sheet
Architrave, Sills, Headstones
Used as window surround elements together with headstones and
keystones, they add shadow and emphasis to windows and other important elements.
See headers and sills
sheet
Architrave sheet
Quoins, C ornerstones
Often seen on Georgian or Victorian period
buildings, they add the fine look and feel of ashlar stone to any structure. Our
built in quoins are perfectly scaled for courselines of three domestic bricks.
They are economical to lay as they are included in the bricklayer's installation
contract and the built- in construction removes all risk of failure associated
with epoxy-adhered pieces.
See quoin sheet
Thresholds
Use our standard
bullnose elements to detail an attractive and very durable
threshold.
Porticos
Two or four columns plus
architrave add style and weather protection atop your front entrance. Our
porticos are seen from Toorak to Bellevue Hill; always understated and well
proportioned, they do more to add distitnction to your home than most other
options.
see Portico sheet
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