Illuminated honey onyx

Interior designers, business owners, and other individuals who seek out high-end stone with a distinctive appearance are likely familiar with honey onyx. It has the dramatic banding and lines found in all varieties of onyx, as well as a deep yellow hue that can envelop an entire room in a warm glow when illuminated.

With our StonePly Translucent backing, we can create illuminated stone panels using honey onyx and other light-transmitting stones that are well-suited for an array of applications.

Enjoy the Supreme Warmth and Beauty of Backlit Honey Onyx Without the Downsides

While the loveliness of illuminated natural honey onyx panels is indisputable, the natural stone does have a few downsides that limit its use. It often has weak spots and is fragile overall, stains easily because it is quite porous, and is also prone to scratching.

StonePly lightweight natural stone panels can effectively eliminate or address all of these limitations and others. Advantageous properties of our honey onyx panels include:

• The glass or polycarbonate layer of our translucent stone panels, which can be used as a strengthening base or a protective outer layer
• Shatter-resistant and lightweight
• Permanently bonded to the substrate for uniform strength (no weak spots)
• A thin stone layer that allows for better light transmission and enhanced translucency
• Convenient channel installation provides space for your preferring backlighting

Applications for StonePly Backlit Honey Onyx Panels

Our backlit honey onyx panels are ideal for creating elegant and attention-getting:

• Illuminated natural stone partitions
• Backlit natural stone feature walls
• Illuminated bar tops and counters
• Lighted natural stone walls and stone ceilings
• Illuminated natural stone waterfalls and fountains

Other Illuminated Stone Panel Options From StonePly

In addition to honey onyx, other varieties of onyx as well as marble and alabaster can serve as the basis for radiant illuminated stone panels by StonePly. We offer world’s largest selection of translucent stone, which includes the following dramatic and utterly superb choices sourced from domestic and international suppliers:

• Green onyx (Pakistan)
• Azul Cielo marble (Argentina)
• Belgian Black marble (Belgium)
• Georgia marble (United States)
• Golden Cream marble (Egypt)

For More StonePly Information

At the StonePly website you can find out more about the varieties of marble, onyx, and alabaster we have available for our illuminated natural stone panels and read about some satisfied clients who used stone panels by StonePly to create intriguing interior and exterior designs. If you’d like to speak with a representative directly about your project, please call us at 903-454-4630 or fill out the contact form on our site. Initial consultations and custom estimates are always provided at no charge.

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Illuminated stone partition by StonePly

While granite, limestone, and other types of natural stone are completely opaque, onyx, alabaster, and marble are translucent. When back-lighting is used on panels fabricated from these stones, their ability to transmit light gives them a luminous appearance. Illumination also reveals the subtle details of the complex patterning found in these extraordinary stones.

Translucent stone panels by StonePly are suitable for many applications, and back-lighting ensures they will be brilliant and radiant focal points regardless of where they are placed.

Advantages of StonePly’s Translucent Stone Panels

• Larger and thinner pieces of translucent stone can be used to fabricate panels, allowing for better light transmission
• The glass layer of our translucent stone panels can face out to protect against weathering and damage
• Polycarbonate and glass lamination allows for the production of bullet-proof panels
• Translucent stone panels are shatter-resistant, lightweight, and quick to install

Applications For Back-lit, Translucent Stone Panels

Translucent stone panels can be used to craft many attention-grabbing illuminated elements, such as:

• Bar tops
• Ceilings
• Columns
• Floors
• Interior walls
• Elevator ceilings
• Counters
• Desks
• Partitions

Options For Translucent Stone Panels

StonePly has many translucent stone choices to help make sure all clients get the exact appearance desired for a hotel lobby, restaurant, resort, casino, or other space. Here is a tiny sample of our naturally gorgeous options:

• Green onyx
• Sunny marble
• Norwegian red marble
• Naxos marble
• Golden cream marble
• Empress green marble

*Have a variety in mind that you don’t see featured on our site? Let us know! We can source natural onyx, marble, and alabaster from within the United States as well as from international locations such as South Africa, China, and Spain. We will do our best to locate the exact pattern and shade you desire for your illuminated natural stone bar top, feature wall, or floor.

Fabrication and Installation of StonePly Natural Stone Panels

Lightweight and shatter-resistant translucent stone panels are created by bonding a thin layer of light-emitting stone to glass or polycarbonate using epoxy. The pieces of translucent stone are slid into U-shaped channels. Finally, all joints are sealed. The attachment system will not create any unsightly shadows and dark areas behind individual panels, and provides adequate room for the addition of back-lighting.

For More StonePly Information

To find out more about our StonePly Translucent option that can be used to add drama and elegance to retail settings, hospitality businesses, high-end resorts, and more, visit us online at the StonePly website. Interested in discussing the details of your project with us and finding out roughly how much it will cost? We are happy to provide an initial consultation and a personalized estimate at no charge. You can get in touch with us by phone at 903-454-4630. If you prefer, you can also complete the short form on our site’s contact page.

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