Crown Isle Granite Wainscot Sill

Wainscot sills are installed horizontally to transition between two different types of building materials. On home exteriors, they are most commonly used as a trim material, where they are designed to extend past the stone veneer to divert rainwater. But they can actually be applied anywhere to harmonize materials across an exterior elevation with strong horizontal lines. For example, linear wainscot sills can be applied to define the transition from wood planks to natural stone veneer on front elevation half walls.

Whenever masonry transitions are made between wood siding or stucco to stone, wainscot sills can be applied to keep everything looking tidy and finished. To augment this polished and sophisticated look, natural stone projects can benefit greatly from the strategic application of the various finishing pieces we manufacture. With custom cut ends, specific lengths and additional flaming options that can be requested. Unlike traditional wood trims, natural stone is a low maintenance finish that will never warp or require continual painting to prevent colour fading. Talk to your local K2 Stone representative to learn more about natural stone wainscot sills.