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Peninsula Blend Granite Wall Cladding in Warm Brown Tones
Peninsula Blend is a granite wall cladding in warm brown tones, with the colour variation running through the stone giving each wall a natural, rustic character. The random format uses pieces up to 400mm across for an organic, non-repeating finish.
Product Snapshot
- Walling in random sizes up to 400mm diameter
- Corners in L shapes, up to 250mm
- Natural finish on all sides, flat on back
- 20-40mm thick
- Walling measured in m2, corners measured in lineal metres
- Crate Qty = 10m2 walling, 25lm corners
- Peninsula Blend wall cladding is perfect for interior walls, exterior walls, feature walls, fireplaces and fireplace surrounds, pillars, outdoor entertaining and barbeque areas and retaining walls
Description
Peninsula Blend is a granite wall cladding in warm browns, with natural colour variation across a random profile that gives the stone its name, no two sections of wall lay down exactly the same blend of tone. Pieces up to 400mm across sit together without coursing, with a rough natural finish on all sides and a flat back.
The stone runs 20-40mm thick, giving a chunky, substantial face that reads well on larger walls and exterior facades and carries enough depth to hold shadow in the joints when dry-stacked.
Like most of the random granite claddings, it can be installed dry-stacked or grouted depending on the finish required. Matching L-shaped corners are available up to 250mm. Walling is supplied in 10m² crates, corners in 25 lm crates.
Peninsula Random is laid in a large scale wall display in our showroom, come in to see it up close and pick up a free sample!
Sizing and Specs
| Product Type | Size | Finish | Thickness | Crate Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Cladding Pieces | Random sizes up to 400mm diameter | Natural split | 20-40 mm | 10m² |
| Corner Pieces | L-shapes up to 250mm long | Natural split | 20-40 mm | 25 lm |
Technical Resources
Complementary Materials
Castlemaine Random Slate
Elma Limestone
Edfu Limestone
Asyut Limestone
FAQ's
How is Peninsula Blend installed?
Pieces are sawn flat on the back and applied to a suitable substrate using standard stone adhesive. As a random format, it can be dry-stacked or grouted depending on the finish you want. Corner units come in L-shapes and interlock to give the appearance of a solid structural wall. Our installation guide covers the full process.
Can Peninsula Blend be used outdoors?
Yes. As a granite, it's dense, frost-resistant, and won't deteriorate with moisture or UV exposure. It's regularly specified for exterior facades, retaining walls, and outdoor entertaining areas, as well as indoor applications like fireplaces and feature walls.
How much Peninsula Blend do I need to order?
Walling is packaged as 10m² per crate and corners as 25 lineal metres per crate, but these are packing references rather than fixed order quantities. We pack off to the exact m² or lm you need rather than requiring you to round up to a full crate. Measure the total wall area and subtract any openings, and order a small amount extra to account for cuts around corners.
Is Peninsula Blend dry stacked or installed with a grout line?
Both are common for this stone. Dry stacking brings out its rugged, tactile quality and suits garden walls and outdoor entertaining areas. Grouted gives a tighter, more finished result that works well on interior feature walls and fireplace surrounds.
Can I see Peninsula Blend before ordering?
Yes. Peninsula Blend is on display in our Oakleigh East showroom at wall scale. Free samples are also available to take away. Showroom hours are Monday to Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm and Saturday 9am - 3pm.
What areas do you deliver to?
Yarrabee supplies granite wall cladding to Melbourne Metro and many areas of Victoria, including Mornington Peninsula, Torquay, Bellarine Peninsula, Sorrento, Portsea, Brighton, Hampton, Sandringham, Black Rock, Lysterfield, Geelong, Surf Coast, Bayside, Hawthorn, Camberwell, Berwick, Eltham, Beaconsfield, Glen Iris, Toorak, Malvern and Point Cook.
