Baw Baw
Baw Baw Dry Stone natural stone walling by Eco Outdoor® is perfect for residential landscape designs, commercial building projects and home builds. Baw Baw Dry Stone wall cladding provides an innovative approach to natural stone walling. We understand that the finishing detail in wall veneer products is essential and provide capping pieces within the Baw Baw Dry Stone walling range. To achieve a perfect finished corner, Baw Baw pieces are laid in a dovetail-like pattern utilising the depth of the stone for an authentic look and feel.
Eco Outdoor’s range of natural Dry Stone walling materials is perfect for residential landscape designs, home builds and commercial building projects. Whether you’re searching for exterior wall cladding for an outdoor fireplace or simply searching for bathroom tile ideas, we’ve got something for you. Whether you like a limestone wall or a slate tile, our showrooms will present a vast array of wall tiles and ideas especially for you. From landscaping stone to architectural stone, you’ll find everything you need right here.
DRY STONE
Sizing
| Metric | Weight (kg/km2) | Packing Details (m2/crate) |
|---|---|---|
| Baw Baw | ||
| Walling | ||
| Random lengths up to 700mm | ||
| Random heights up to 120mm | ||
| Thickness 45-80mm | 160 | 5 |
| Corners | ||
| Working with the natural depth of the stone, finished corners are achieved by laying pieces in a finger join pattern | ||
| Capping | ||
| Length 400mm | ||
| Width 350mm | ||
| Thickness 35-50mm | 120 | 60 units |
dry stone walling
finishing detail is key
When we're working with cladding materials, corner and capping pieces create an authentic solid look that helps finish of a wall.
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Looking For More Dry Stone Inspiration?
Tranquil Modernism
Perfectly private and surrounded by bush land, this level acreage block was a blank canvas for designer Michael Zias. With large sweeping lawns and existing tennis court, an open plan single level home that could sprawl out across the landscape was the perfect fit. Drawing on cues from 1960s architecture Zias has combined classic and contemporary styles to create a tranquil modern home. Huge glass windows and expanses of natural limestone flooring blur the boundaries of the house to really create a sense of outdoor living. Baw Baw dry stone walling has been used on blade walls that run through the home and into the landscape, again, blurring the indoor outdoor distinction and adding a sense of texture to the crisp modern finishes of the house. The end result is a calming home that perfectly blends contemporary and classic architectural styles and is striking on the landscape.
