Creative Faux Panels

Want to get a seamless look on your Faux Panels. Check out this small guide to help you. You will need a Touch up kit that is made for your specific panel. 1.Caulk the sides of the panel. 2. Some caulk should squeeze out of the seam. 3. Remove any excess caulk using a paper towel. 4.Using a wet paint brush, smooth the remaining caulk into the panels, then let dry. 5. Now you will need to use the touch-up paint that is made for your panel. 6. Using the touch up paint, color in the remaining caulk, allow time to dry. 7. When dry the panels should appear almost seamless.

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Garden walls can be a great addition to your home’s property - whether you want to line the entire perimeter, surround a little sitting area or just add a stand-alone accent.

This wall made with Stacked Stone Tudor faux paneling nicely curves into the natural formation of property’s slope, it almost looks like it just happened to form there by itself.

What’s a garden without a little watering? This photo shows an exterior wall with Random Rock panels in Desert Buff - installed with an added twist. A little water spout/fountain hangs off the wall for a beautiful final touch. For more water design ideas, see our other blog posts “And the Fauxny Award Goes To…” and “Spring Spruce-Up Series: Garden Fountains and Ponds“

These wall fences with Kentucky Gray Drystack offers the homeowners privacy and blends very nicely with the home’s exterior and the surrounding foliage. But with its pleasing coloring it doesn’t say “go away” either.

Whichever style you choose, try adding a garden wall this spring - good walls make for happy homeowners!

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Spotlight on FAQ thursday

Q. Can I use your Faux Panels as skirting on my mobile home? A. Yes, our Faux Panels are a great way to add beauty to your mobile home.Click here to learn more about mobile home skirting. They can also be used as skirting on your house. Here are a few examples of our Faux Stone Siding being used as mobile home skirting Click to enlarge

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