Thin & lightweight
Selected thin-panel families combine a low-profile finish with lower material weight for wall applications.
VORTX PRO / FLAGSHIP CATEGORY
Flexible Stone & Architectural Panels.
Thin decorative surfaces with stone, wood and architectural textures. Selected families bring flexibility and design variety to interior walls, curved forms and building facades.
A category VORTX PRO is developing for professional distribution and project opportunities across the Americas.
STONE TEXTURE / INTERIOR APPLICATION01 / THE MATERIALArchitectural texture.
Architectural texture.
A flexible format.
Flexible Stone is a category of thin decorative cladding that recreates stone and other surface textures in a bendable panel format. Selected MCM families use mineral components, including stone powder, combined with a formulated emulsion.
Compared with thick, rigid stone finishes, these thin surface systems offer a lighter approach to wall cladding and can accommodate curved details in suitable product families. They are surface finishes, rather than structural building panels.
Curved possibilities
Bendable families can wrap columns and curved walls, subject to the selected panel and installation method.
Design variety
Stone, travertine, wood, concrete, metallic and woven effects in a broad texture palette.
Renovation potential
Thin cladding options for new walls and renovation projects with a suitably prepared substrate.
02 / DESIGN COLLECTIONS
Surfaces with a different character.
Representative finish directions, curated for architectural projects and professional building-product channels.
Stone & mineral
Expressive relief and natural-stone effects.
Travertine & linear
Pores, striations and ribbed architectural patterns.
Marble effects
Veined surfaces for feature walls and interiors.
Concrete & earth
Cast-concrete and warm mineral surface effects.
Woodgrain
Wood-inspired visual texture in decorative cladding.
Metallic & rust
Metal-inspired character for statement surfaces.
Woven textures
Textile and cross-woven surface patterns.
Architectural relief
Fine-line and sculpted wall treatments.
Images show representative finish and application references, not completed VORTX PRO projects. Color, texture and scale vary by product family; confirm the physical sample and selected specification.
03 / APPLICATIONS
From feature walls to building facades.
A flexible surface palette for residential, commercial, hospitality and renovation projects.
Exterior walls, ceilings and curved surfaces require a suitable product family, substrate and installation system. Selection is made for the project conditions and applicable local requirements.
04 / TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Specifications vary by product family.
These documented examples illustrate the range. They are separate families, not interchangeable specifications.
Thin travertine panels
- Format
- 600 × 1200; 1200 × 2400; 1200 × 3000 mm
- Thickness
- 2–4 mm
- Weight
- 3.8–4.8 kg/m²
- Surface
- Travertine effect; bendable cladding family
Broad-format MCM panels
- Format
- 600 × 1200; 1200 × 2400; 1200 × 3000 mm
- Thickness
- 2–8 mm, depending on the selected design
- Composition
- Soil, stone powder and formulated emulsion
- Applications
- Selected interior and exterior walls, columns and ceilings
Ridge travertine panels
- Format
- 1500 × 750 mm
- Thickness
- 10 ± 0.5 mm
- Texture
- Three ridged surface variations
- Packing
- 5 pieces / box; 5.625 m² / box
Old elm wood-effect panels
- Format
- 1200 × 600; 2400 × 1200; 3000 × 1200 mm
- Thickness
- 2.5–3.5 mm
- Applications
- Interior / exterior walls, ceilings and columns
- Packing
- Wooden crates configured for product and order
Final dimensions, tolerances, weight, adhesive, packing and application suitability are confirmed for the selected finish and order. Fire classification, water behavior and UV performance must be reviewed against the specific product documentation and project requirements.
05 / INSTALLATION
A planned surface system.
A typical bonded-wall sequence. Follow the instructions for the selected panel, adhesive and substrate.
Prepare
Inspect the panels and ensure a clean, firm, level substrate. Address defects and moisture conditions before installation.
Measure & mark
Measure the wall, plan the panel layout and mark alignment and cutting lines.
Cut & finish edges
Cut with tools suited to the selected panel and smooth rough edges.
Apply adhesive
Apply the specified adhesive using the coverage and application method required for that product.
Position & consolidate
Place and align panels in sequence. Use the specified tapping or consolidation method to achieve contact.
Finish & protect
Treat joints as specified, remove excess adhesive and clean and protect the finished surface.
Adhesive type, joint design and fixing requirements vary. This overview does not replace the product-specific installation instructions.
06 / WHY VORTX PRO
A category built around distribution.
VORTX PRO is developing Flexible Stone as a flagship architectural-surface category for the United States and Latin America.
We combine direct manufacturer relationships and product selection with import, warehousing and B2B channel development. Our Miami and Bogotá bases anchor the commercial platform.
Select & develop
Evaluate finishes, product documentation and category fit with selected manufacturing partners.
Import & distribute
Build supply and distribution programs around our operational bases and target-market demand.
Build B2B channels
Develop contractor, distributor, dealer and professional project relationships for the category.
07 / WHO WE WORK WITHProfessional products.
Professional products.
Professional channels.
Flexible Stone is one category within VORTX PRO’s broader hardware, tools, building materials and professional construction portfolio.
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Distribution opportunities.
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