Stone & Concrete Cladding Supply in North Miami

North Miami is the one city where Miami Stone Veneer Specialists sells more lattice than stone, and it's entirely down to the architecture. This is MiMo and mid-century territory, and breeze block was on these buildings when they were new.

Breeze block is original here, not a trend

Concrete lattice came back into fashion nationally about a decade ago. In North Miami it never really left — it's on the apartment buildings, the carports, the courtyard walls, and the motel facades along Biscayne.

That matters for how you use it. On a mid-century property, lattice is restoration. Put a Quadra or Circus screen back where one used to be and the building looks like itself again, which is a different result to adding a feature.

Twenty-four patterns in the lattice range. The rounder, more geometric ones — Circus, Oklum, Quadra, Arcus — sit closest to the mid-century originals.

Replacing failed original block

Sixty-year-old breeze block does eventually fail, usually at the mortar joints and usually on the weather side.

Send photographs with a tape measure in frame so we can read the module. Several of our patterns come close to the common originals. Where the match isn't exact, replace a complete panel between structural elements rather than patching individual blocks — a patch always shows, a panel doesn't.

Where stone still fits

On MiMo buildings, as a base or a band rather than a full cladding. The architecture relies on flat planes and horizontal lines, and wrapping it in heavy rustic texture works against that. Our Galarza squares and the pale Coastal faces sit far more comfortably against this era.

Delivery to North Miami

Twenty minutes up Biscayne Boulevard — one of our shortest runs, so small orders and same-week delivery are easy.

Order by early afternoon on a stocked collection and it's usually on site the next working day. Non-stock patterns and custom colours run four to six weeks, so tell us early if the schedule is tight.