Faux Stone Sheets – Lightweight, Flexible Panels
Large-format decorative sheets that provide a realistic stone appearance with less weight and simpler installation than full-depth masonry.
Faux stone sheets use a soft-porcelain base with water-based, inorganic inkjet printing. This places the stone pattern on a flexible mineral substrate rather than molded or hand-painted foam.
They weigh a fraction of natural stone per square meter. For facade weight planning, buyers can compare them with other lightweight cladding options before specifying.
Sheets are available in seven decorative series: Travertine, Slate, Flowstone, Smooth, Textured, Luminous, and Foamed Ceramic.
Each series comes in five standard formats: 1200×2400mm, 1200×3000mm, 600×1200mm, 600×2400mm, and 600×3000mm. See slate veneer options or the broader stone-look wall panels collection for palettes and finishes. For a lighter-toned, vein-pattern option, see thin marble-look veneer.
| Property | Rating |
|---|---|
| Wear resistance | Grade 4 |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to 150°C |
| Surface | Rain-washable, easy-clean |
| Flexibility | Suitable for curved and irregular wall surfaces |
Exterior and interior feature walls where large-format coverage with minimal joints matters
Curved or irregular substrates that rigid panels can't follow
Hospitality, retail, and museum interiors
Rainscreen-style facades over ventilated substrates
Sheets bond to concrete, cement board, OSB, aluminum-plastic panel, calcium-silicate board, plate metal, or existing tile with adhesive applied to the panel back. Temporary bracing is used until the bond sets, followed by edge trimming to fit.
The full sequence is covered in the Angtai Flexible Stone Installation Guide. Smooth walls need an interface agent coat first to improve adhesion, which adds labor time compared with adhesive-ready substrates. For a thinner veneer format, see Flexible MCM Stone-Look Veneer Panels.
Large sheets cut seam count sharply but don't eliminate them — joints still show at panel edges and inside corners.
Substrate prep (leveling, cleaning, interface agent on smooth walls) is a real added labor cost, not a snap-in install.
There's no fixed public price list; every quote is size-, series-, and volume-specific, and sample orders ship with the buyer covering courier cost.
Quotes are typically issued within one business day after receiving the required details. Samples are targeted for dispatch within five business days after price confirmation, subject to availability; courier costs are paid by the buyer.
Production is typically 25–30 days after order confirmation. International transit is additional and destination-dependent. Payment and after-sales arrangements are confirmed in the sales contract.
