Description: This is achieved by roughly repeating the pattern of the stone throughout the veneered area. Typically, horizontal joints are broken by jumpers. A jumper is a piece of stone with a higher rise than the adjacent stone, and therefore "jumps" courses. The rise of the jumper may be 2 or 3 courses. VENEER INSTALLATION Pattern Ashler PDF version of the page Return to Veneer Page or Previous Page Home| About Us| Design| Products| Project| Contact Us
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