The front elevation tiles of the European home is highly resilient and requires little care. This is because the building material is mostly made from cement and rocks for its walls. The front elevation model is commonly built by the modern generation of homes.

These houses are typically built in the urban areas, with the high rises of the metropolis as the examples. Most of the time, the front elevation model of homes is constructed from the precast concrete, with the exception of those houses which have a prefabricated facade.

In this case, the interior and exterior wall tiles are pre-cast separately so that they can be connected to create a solid building structure, even if there are no adjoining walls on either side. The front elevation tiles have large bold patterns and unique colors, most of which include the conventional black color theme.

The most commonly used stone material for this model is slate, which is easy to maintain. This is because it is impervious to stains caused by liquids and other substances. For this reason, the front house owners usually apply a special stain solution, which helps them in protecting the stone body of the house from staining effects of liquids and other similar substances.