Linda’s Desert Sunrise Wainscot
Desert Sunrise
Linda wrapped the lower walls of her waterfront home in GenStone Desert Sunrise stacked stone. The wainscot runs along the front entry, down the side walkway beside the composite deck, beside and between the two garage doors, and across the back wall above a mulch bed.
Desert Sunrise’s warm rust, tan, and beige ledgestone add textur... Expand full text
Linda wrapped the lower walls of her waterfront home in GenStone Desert Sunrise stacked stone. The wainscot runs along the front entry, down the side walkway beside the composite deck, beside and between the two garage doors, and across the back wall above a mulch bed.
Desert Sunrise’s warm rust, tan, and beige ledgestone add texture under the white vinyl siding and black shutters, and the evening light brings out the red tones. Keeping the stone at one wainscot height ties every side of the house together.
Exterior stone wainscoting is a practical way to protect and dress up the bottom of your siding without hiring a mason. GenStone panels install with basic tools and no mortar.
Why GenStone
GenStone makes whole-house wainscot wraps straightforward with lightweight, durable panels and a 25-year warranty, so you get the look of real stacked stone at a fraction of the weight and cost.
GenStone panels work on exterior walls when they go over a flat, sound surface like sheathing or block. For a wainscot run, start the first row level, and seal cut edges with the color-matched paint kit so Desert Sunrise stays tight through the seasons.
