Customer Reviews

Texture Plus Indoor/Outdoor Siding Panel, Stacked Stone, Gray - Sample

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If I could have given this a half a star I would have.

So glad I ordered the sample at [...], before buying enough for my project.

Does not even resemble stone.!!!

Please if your going to order, get the sample size first, you will be glad you did.!!!

Looks just like the pictures they show. My husband and I are very satisfied with this product. I installed it myself, and it cut easily with a fine tooth saw. It's very light weight. I still need to buy the matching caulk they sell to make it flawless, but even so I am very impressed at the ease of installation and overall look. *NOTE: the only issue I had was where the panels interlock at the top and/or bottom (as the case may be) the stones, being realistic, weren't perfectly straight, so this is where the touch up work comes in to play.

This is really FAUX-FAUX-FAUX stone. Don't even bother to order a sample. The price is ridiculous, and they charged 30% restocking fee (thirty percent). But that's not all. When I've returned this stuff back I received only half of the refund. They told me, that I've sent back only half of the amount purchased. Amazon should never deal with this merchant to preserve its reputation

Just received my order of 3 panels. What a disappointment! This does not look like rock. It looks like what it is-painted foam panels. I was going to use outdoors but it would never hold up to even a minor a spring/summer hailstorm. It's easily punctured. I packed it back up and Amazon (bought from them, not a marketplace seller) is sending UPS for a pickup. Don't waste your time even ordering a sample. Junk! I can't believe these were $56 a panel!

The cost of Texture Plus seems out of proportion with the product quality. It's basically a thin sheet of styrofoam that's formed and painted to look somewhat like stone. I thought the panels would be a bit more rugged, but they damage fairly easily. I used the panels to accent my breezeway. From the street, they look fairly convincing. Up close, however, they look artificial.

On the plus side, the panels install very easily. They don't butt together well and seem to bow up in the center. So it requires a bit of work to make them blend well. The panels are really easy to cut. For accents that are out of harm's way, the panels might make sense. They're certainly cheaper than hiring a stone mason, but obviously not as durable.

I guess the test of the Texture Plus panels will be time. I'm interested to see what they'll look like after ten years on my home.