Window Sills
- Applications
- Architectural
- Window Sills
Sills are crafted from natural stone and refers to a natural stone window sill that serves a functional purpose as well as improves the aesthetic appeal of windows. A sill is a horizontal stone slab at the bottom of a window opening extending inside and outside of the building. It acts as nice decor while protecting the overall structure from moisture infiltration. Natural cleft window sills are available at 6¾” deep x 1½” – 2¼” thick in random lengths from 18” – 30”. Sills are supplied with three sides sawn and one long edge rocked.
Residential Buildings
In homes, stone sills enhance the appearance of windows while providing essential moisture protection. They complement various architectural styles, from traditional to contemporary.
Commercial Buildings
For commercial properties, stone sills contribute to a professional and polished look. They are often used in storefronts and office buildings to enhance curb appeal.
Historical Buildings
In heritage structures, stone sills are crucial for maintaining historical integrity and aesthetic. They are often used in restoration projects to preserve the building’s original character.
