Panelized manufactured stone wall covering with in mold formed alignment mechanism

Abstract

A manufactured stone panel formed of a cementitious manufactured stone panel having a rear, mounting face, a front, decorative face, an upper surface having a raised section and a recess, and a lower surface a raised section and a recess, such that the upper surface and lower surface of adjacent stone panels overlap to form a joint therebetween, at least one bracket extending from the cementitious stone body; a leftward extension on the stone body; and a rightward extension on the stone body, such that the leftward extension and rightward extension of adjacent stone panels form a joint therebetween.

What is claimed and desired to be secured by Letters Patent of the United States is: 
     
         1 . A manufactured stone panel, comprising:
 a cementitious manufactured stone panel having:
 a rear, mounting face, 
 a front, decorative face, 
 an upper surface having a raised section and a recess, and 
 a lower surface a raised section and a recess, such that the upper surface and lower surface of adjacent stone panels overlap to form a joint therebetween; 
   at least one bracket extending from the cementitious stone body;   a leftward extension on the stone body; and   a rightward extension on the stone body, such that the leftward extension and rightward extension of adjacent stone panels form a joint therebetween.   
     
     
         2 . A manufactured stone accessory panel, comprising:
 a cementitious manufactured stone panel having:
 a rear, mounting face, 
 a front, decorative face, 
 an upper surface having a raised section and a recess, and 
 a lower surface a raised section and a recess, such that the upper surface and lower surface of adjacent stone panels overlap to form a joint therebetween. 
   
     
     
         3 . A manufactured stone corner panel, comprising:
 a cementitious manufactured stone panel having:
 two rear, mounting faces, 
 two front, decorative faces, the front faces forming a substantially right angle; 
 an upper surface having a raised section and a recess, and 
 a lower surface a raised section and a recess, such that the upper surface and lower surface of adjacent stone panels overlap to form a joint therebetween; 
   a leftward extension on the stone body; and   a rightward extension on the stone body, such that the leftward extension and rightward extension of adjacent stone panels form a joint therebetween.