Tando Stacked Stone Composite Stone Exterior Siding Panels 1/2 Square (Santa Fe)

I bought a single panel around 5 years ago and deliberately left it out, face up, in the Arizona sun. I expected the product to fade and become brittle over time. Maybe even powdery! However, the panel survived the torture test and remained flexible with no signs of crazing or other damage. For this reason I am using the panels on the outside of my Jacuzzi, attached to an aluminum frame.If you want slightly better 'cosmetic' appearance, I'd recommend running a fake grout line (textured caulking for instance) between the 'stones'. Makes them look a ton better. That said, these aren't super realistic panels, so if you are looking to beautify your house I suggest looking elsewhere.What sets these panels apart (at least for me) is their resistance to harsh, sunny climates. Anything that survives Arizona has to be pretty remarkable!

Great product. Much saving

Ugly. Returning

Getting the siding into the J channels can be very challenging, we had a lot of trimming to do under the paneling for things that stuck out and got in the way. It was up and down the ladder but once it was FINALLY up it's beautiful and we love it. Still a bit more to do but it's looking great. It could have been simpler for sure, could have gone up like vinyl siding does but they made it harder by far.

This faux stacked rock is amazing. A great way to update a home.