Use real stone where full depth is not practical
One-inch genuine stone
A slimmer profile helps where depth is tight but the finish still needs to look real.
Made in Westport
ThinStone is genuine natural stone made in Westport, Ireland, not imitation.
Good around openings
Reduced build-up can help on renovations, returns and feature wall details.
Real stone with a slimmer build-up
ThinStone gives you genuine natural stone in a one-inch thickness, so you can get the look of masonry without the depth of full stone construction. Choosing Deerpark Stone means using ThinStone made in Westport, Ireland rather than a manufactured imitation trying very hard to look rugged. It fixes directly to a suitable wall in a similar way to a heavy tile, which makes it useful where full-depth stone would be awkward, heavy or simply take up too much room. You still keep real texture, natural colour shift and an honest stone finish.


Helpful where wall depth and openings matter
Reduced thickness can make a real difference on renovation work, around openings, on feature walls and in other places where every bit of build-up starts to matter. A Deerpark Stone quotation can cover jointed or dry-stack finishes, the chosen stone, substrate suitability, measurements and the number of corner pieces needed for the job. That keeps the specification practical from the start. ThinStone is not about cutting corners. It is about using real natural stone in places where a slimmer system simply makes better sense.
Frequently asked questions
Is ThinStone real natural stone or a manufactured product?
It is genuine natural stone. ThinStone is made in Westport, Ireland and is not a manufactured imitation with added colours or fake texture. The point is to keep the look of real stone while reducing the depth of the cladding system.
Where is reduced thickness especially useful?
It is often helpful on renovation work, around openings, on feature walls and on jobs where the available wall depth is limited. In those spots, a slimmer build-up can make the difference between a practical stone finish and a detail that feels too bulky.
What details do you need for a ThinStone quote?
The main points are the wall measurements, the suitability of the substrate, the chosen finish and the number of corners or returns. Those details help us judge the quantity of stone needed and whether the slimmer system is right for the job.








