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"Homeowners interests have again turned to the use of natural materials in interior design. Todays faux wood, stone and brick paneling and siding products are low-cost and incredibly realistic as they add warmth and richness to any decor. Homeowners love how easy they are to install and maintain."

Deer Park, NY (PRWEB via PRWeb) -- In response to consumer demand for a low-cost, low-maintenance alternative to desirable but expensive natural materials, FauxPanels.com introduces several varieties of faux brick, stone and wood paneling and siding.

Faux panels are a great solution for re-siding a house, adding a decorative look to a family room or enclosing an outdoor patio. With FauxPanels™, homeowners can tackle such home improvement projects and get professional results without the expense of hiring a mason or carpenter. Along with the initial cost savings in labor and materials, they avoid the long-term costs that natural materials require in upkeep.

"Our panels are so realistic that they are indistinguishable from real brick, stone or wood," says company President Steve Barron. "Everyone has the same reaction when they see our faux panels for the first time. They can't believe it's not real. They have to actually pick up a panel to see how light it is."

The lightweight, interlocking panels are easy to install in both interior and exterior settings. At just 4 pounds each, these 2' by 4' panels are easily handled and can be sawed, drilled and fastened with tools found in any toolbox. This allows homeowners to install wood paneling, simulated stone siding or brick veneer themselves, at a fraction of the cost or time required for natural materials.

Once installed, the paneling provides a simple and inexpensive way to dramatically improve the décor of a room. With over 45 styles available -- from river-tossed or stacked stone to red brick, barnboard to bamboo -- a homeowner can select a look as unique as they are. One that reflects their lifestyle while enhancing their property's value.

And how are they using it? "Homeowners send us photos of the work they've done. For example, I've seen simulated stone on fireplaces, planters, outside walls, house foundations and skirtings, commercial signs -- there are just so many uses," says Barron Designs CFO Ruth Barron.

The paneling is incredibly realistic because each is cast from a mold of the actual stone, rock, brick or wood. So every detail is present. Unlike other panels, these are not made from vinyl, with its accompanying environmental and health concerns. FauxPanels.com products are constructed from rigid polyurethane for a maintenance-free long life. They are not affected by moisture, heat, cold or insects and can be easily cleaned with a garden hose. Panels are also available with a Class A fire rating for added protection.