Durable cladding options in natural, sintered, and composite stone.(Courtesy Solancis)LimestoneSolancisCompleted in 2022, the Lantern project in London (formerly known as Stephenson House) uses a ventilated exterior facade in Solancis Rosal Dunas natural limestone from Portugal.(Courtesy Megaker)Natural & Sintered Stone FacadesMegakerMegaker offers high-performance natural stone and sintered stone facades that deliver a diverse range of construction solutions, including ventilated walls, cladding, and curtain walls. (Courtesy Neolith)Sistema StrongfixNeolithThe Strongfix system is a mixed hidden longitudinal fastening system that works by the compression exerted by the system on the back of the Neolith tile. The combination of the Strongfix system and the sintered stone panel creates a rainscreen system that is fireproof, waterproof, graffiti-proof, and maintenance free.(Courtesy Lapitec)Sintered StoneLapitecMade in Italy, this 100 percent sintered stone is resistant to extreme temperatures, thermal fluctuations, UV rays, and corrosion from saltwater or chlorinated water. Its large slabs can reach up to approximately 5 x 11 to reduce joints and seams. (Courtesy Petrarch Panels)Petrarch Composite StonePetrarch PanelsPetrarch Composite Stone Rainscreen Cladding is composed primarily of reconstituted marble that is recycled instead of discarded. Like natural stone, Petrarch exterior architecture panels will endure extreme environmental conditions, vandalism, and exposure for years.