Is Eldorado Stone combustible?
No. Eldorado Stone’s listing by Underwriter’s Laboratories shows zero fuel contributed and zero smoke developed. It can be installed as a façade to fireplaces and behind stoves. It is recommended you keep the product at least 18" away from any direct flame.
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Does Eldorado Stone meet building code requirements?
Eldorado Stone complies with all applicable Building Code requirements. A copy of the Eldorado Stone Technical Data Sheet is available online at www.eldoradostone.com.
Eldorado Stone complies with all applicable Building Code requirements. A copy of the Eldorado Stone Technical Data Sheet is available online at www.eldoradostone.com.
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Can I install Eldorado Stone near water?
Eldorado Stone requires the same flashing and water proofing as stucco. It is not recommended for use below the water line in a pool, fountain, or below grade. A high quality penetrating breathable sealer that is either silane or siloxane-based is recommended in areas where the stone may be subject to frequent water run off.
Eldorado Stone requires the same flashing and water proofing as stucco. It is not recommended for use below the water line in a pool, fountain, or below grade. A high quality penetrating breathable sealer that is either silane or siloxane-based is recommended in areas where the stone may be subject to frequent water run off.
Note: A sealer may affect the stone color and may create sheen. Always test a small area beforehand.
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Where can I learn more about Eldorado Stone?
Visit www.eldoradostone.com or talk to your local distributor to find out more about the many inspirational and
technical attributes that make Eldorado Stone The Most Believable Architectural Stone Veneer in the World™.
Visit www.eldoradostone.com or talk to your local distributor to find out more about the many inspirational and
technical attributes that make Eldorado Stone The Most Believable Architectural Stone Veneer in the World™.
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How thick from the substrate to surface of the stone?
There will be roughly an additional 1⁄2"-1" of mortar thickness behind the stone. For example, if your stone profile is 2" thick, you can expect the total thickness from the substrate to the face of the stone to be around 2 1⁄2" - 3" thick.
There will be roughly an additional 1⁄2"-1" of mortar thickness behind the stone. For example, if your stone profile is 2" thick, you can expect the total thickness from the substrate to the face of the stone to be around 2 1⁄2" - 3" thick.
