Stone Cladding Bracket Solutions

Stone cladding brackets provide reliable mechanical fixing solutions for natural stone, granite, marble and other architectural wall panels. They connect the stone panels to a steel subframe, wall bracket or other supporting structure, transferring the panel weight and resisting movement caused by wind and other service conditions. Stainless steel brackets are widely used in stone cladding systems because they provide durable mechanical connections and can be configured for different panel sizes, support conditions and facade projections.

Our Stone Cladding Bracket range covers several traditional and specialized fixing methods. Up and Down Hook Brackets use hooks inserted into grooves prepared along the upper and lower edges of the stone panel, while T-Welding Brackets use a thinner welded plate and are particularly suitable for thinner stone, ceramic and porcelain panels. Pre-formed Up and Down Hook Angle Brackets provide a direct wall-fixing option without a separate steel subframe, making them especially practical for suitable small-scale and direct-fixing applications.

For facade terminations and other locations where conventional upper-and-lower fixing cannot be used, Stone Support Brackets provide additional support for individual stone panels. L-Corner Brackets and Flat Plates can be used as auxiliary components for wall connection, leveling, spacing and bracket extension, allowing the fixing configuration to adapt to different wall clearances and installation conditions. Industry stone-cladding systems similarly use L-brackets, up/down brackets, support brackets and auxiliary connection components to accommodate different substrates, cavities and fixing arrangements.

Typical Installation

A typical stone cladding system may involve panel groove preparation → bracket positioning → fixing to the steel subframe or wall → stone panel installation → alignment and adjustment. Depending on the bracket type, the system can be installed on a steel subframe, directly onto a suitable wall substrate, or through auxiliary components such as L-corner brackets and support plates.

Different bracket designs provide different advantages. A steel-subframe system offers greater flexibility for front-to-back adjustment and larger facade build-ups, while direct-fixing angle brackets can reduce components and simplify installation where the substrate is suitable. The appropriate fixing method should be selected according to the stone thickness, panel size and weight, cavity or stand-off distance, substrate, wind loads and project design requirements.

Our Stone Cladding Bracket Range
Our range includes:

• Up and Down Hook Cladding Brackets
• Up and Down Hook Angle Brackets
• T-Welding Stone Cladding Brackets
• T-Welding Angle Brackets
• Stone Support Brackets
• Stainless Steel L-Corner Brackets
• Flat Plates and Auxiliary Fixing Components

Different stainless steel grades, thicknesses, dimensions and hole configurations are available, with customized brackets produced according to panel dimensions, stone thickness, required projection, fixing method and project specifications. Commercial stone-cladding manufacturers similarly offer customized bracket dimensions and materials for different building substructures and facade requirements.

Our stone cladding bracket solutions are designed to give contractors and facade installers flexible fixing options for different stone panels, wall conditions and installation methods—from traditional grooved-panel fixing to direct wall mounting and customized project-specific systems.