Field Stone at a glance: 5 colourways, 5–9 mm thick, sheet sizes 1200×280 · 1380×600 · 1200x2800mm, 3.0–10.5 kg/m², A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested). MOQ 200 m² per colour, lead time 15–25 business days.
What the Field Stone Series Is
Like every TooFlexi panel, Field Stone is a mineral composite formed by mould pressing and 3D surface technology, not a slice of quarried stone bonded to a backing. That is what keeps the weight at 3.0–10.5 kg/m² — roughly 80% lighter than natural stone — and it is also why colour and structure stay consistent from batch to batch, which quarried stone cannot guarantee.
Field Stone Colour Range — All 5 Codes
Measured across the actual panel images, the 5 colourways fall into 4 tone families — Mid Grey, Light Grey, Off-White and Charcoal. Lightness runs from Off-White (#F2F1F2) to Charcoal (#393738), so the series covers both high-key and low-key schemes.
XM2005Off-White
XM2052Off-White
XM05052-FLight Grey
XM05043-FMid Grey
XM2043CharcoalEvery code above opens its own specification page with full thickness, size and application data. Not sure which to shortlist? Order a swatch set and compare them in your own lighting.
Technical Specifications
| Series | Field Stone (Line Series) |
|---|---|
| Colourways in production | 5 |
| Thickness | 5–9 mm |
| Sheet sizes | 1200×280 · 1380×600 · 1200x2800mm |
| Weight | 3.0–10.5 kg/m² (approx. 80% lighter than natural stone) |
| Material | MCM flexible stone (mineral-based composite) |
| Fire classification | A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested); can be specified to meet EN 13501-1 A2-s1,d0 |
| Minimum bend radius | 200 mm |
| Adhesive consumption | approx. 3–4 kg/m², polymer-modified |
| MOQ | 200 m² per colour |
| Lead time | 15–25 business days |
Where Field Stone Panels Are Specified
Field Stone is used for hotel lobbies and feature walls, restaurant and retail interiors, office reception areas, residential accent walls, bathroom and wet-area surrounds (non-immersed), elevator lobbies and column wraps. Because the material is A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested), it is also accepted on high-rise exteriors and public buildings where combustible cladding is restricted.
Installation Notes for 5–9 mm Field Stone Panels
Thickness in this series varies with the relief: shallow textures are pressed thinner, deep textures thicker, across a 2–9 mm range. Thinner sheets bend to a 200 mm radius; the deeper ones should be kept to flat or gently curved substrates. Bond with a polymer-modified adhesive at roughly 3–4 kg/m² to cement board, plasterboard, prepared masonry or sound existing tile, and cut with a utility knife or angle grinder — no wet saw, no specialist tooling.
No steel keel and no structural reinforcement are needed at 3.0–10.5 kg/m². A single installer can handle large formats unaided, and a typical 200 m² area is completed in 2–3 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many colours does the Field Stone series come in?
5 colourways are currently in production under codes XM05043-F, XM05052-F, XM2005, XM2052, XM2043. Full swatch sets can be requested before you commit to a container order.
What thickness and sheet size does Field Stone come in?
Field Stone panels are supplied at 5–9 mm in sheet sizes 1200×280 · 1380×600 · 1200x2800mm, weighing 3.0–10.5 kg/m². Other sizes in the TooFlexi range are 600×1200 mm and 1200×2400 mm.
Is Field Stone suitable for exterior cladding?
Yes. TooFlexi flexible stone is A2 class (GB 8624, factory tested) and can be specified to meet EN 13501-1 A2-s1,d0. The surface is UV-stabilised and waterproof for non-immersed exposure, so it performs outdoors in hot, humid and coastal conditions.
What is the minimum order quantity for Field Stone?
The MOQ is 200 m² per colour, with a standard lead time of 15–25 business days. Samples are available for evaluation before you place a bulk order.
Can Field Stone be used on curved surfaces?
Yes. Panels bend around curves with a radius of at least 200 mm, which covers column wraps, radiused walls and curved reception counters without cutting to shape.
Related Guides and Products
Parent collection: Line Series
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