Blog: facade advice and flexible stone

Practical articles on cladding facades with flexible stone: choosing a texture, installation, insulation, cost and common mistakes.

Anthracite flexible stone facade in the rain, with a metal sill under the window, a canopy over the entrance and a downpipe Installation
14.09.2026
KORDEKO flexible tile and facade junctions without infiltration
Water rarely ruins a facade through the middle of the wall. It gets in through sills, drip flashings, canopies and joints. How junctions are executed so the walls stay dry.
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Modern house clad in grey-anthracite flexible stone in the rain, with a downpipe on the corner, a protected plinth and wet paths Installation
11.09.2026
Protecting the facade from moisture: how to stop efflorescence
White stains and damp walls do not appear by chance. The cause is almost always water that stays on the facade or reaches the plinth constantly — and it is stopped with details, not with detergent.
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How to refresh your business facade in 3–5 days with flexible panels Installation
17.08.2026
How to refresh your business facade in 3–5 days with flexible panels
A shop, showroom or office can be refreshed in a few days without reconstruction. Which zones matter, when installation over the existing base is possible, and where mistakes happen most often.
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Facade cornices with KORDEKO flexible board: how to avoid cracks at the joints Installation
08.08.2026
Facade cornices with KORDEKO flexible board: how to avoid cracks at the joints
Facade cornices make the house more expressive: they highlight levels, mask passages, add volume and give the facade a finished look. But precisely in the joint areas between cornices, thermal insulation and finishing, cracks often appear, if the technical details are not executed correctly.
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KORDEKO flexible tile for balconies, loggias and terraces: an easy alternative to porcelain tiles Installation
06.08.2026
KORDEKO flexible tile for balconies, loggias and terraces: an easy alternative to porcelain tiles
Balconies, loggias and terraces are areas where finishes are exposed to difficult conditions. Here come variations in temperature, humidity, snow, rain, sun, seepage, weight of furniture and constant traffic. Therefore, the material must be not only attractive, but also practical: light, durable and easy to install.
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