Antique Brown
Dark brown and rust with silver highlights

Antique Fieldstone
Antique Fieldstone can be used wherever you need a naturally weathered surface stone. Excellent for walls, water features, and casual pedestrian traffic areas. This stone is generally gray/green or plum in color.

Autumn Brown
Light gray base color washed and stippled with rusts and chocolates; there are occasional hints of rose.

Belgian Block
At one time, Belgian Block was the paving choice for the major port cities of the world. A typical granite stone comes in three colors: gray with dark flecks, pink with dark flecks and black with lighter flecks. A versatile product, it can be used for paving, edging, curbing, dry stack, and more.

Blue Ridge
Deep blue gray with rust washes.

Buckingham Slate
The darkest of the true slates, Buckingham is dark gray in color when dry and black when wet. It is available in dimensional pattern pieces, irregular shapes and quarry run which has 2-3 sawn sides and the rest broken. It is an excellent stone when dark smooth paving is called for.

Chestnut Fieldstone
Chocolate browns, rusts, and warm grays are the predominate colors in this blocky building stone. It is a challenge to dry stack, but looks great as a full stone veneer.

Chocolate Gray
A shiny quartzite stone of varying shades of gray and brown.

Colonial Antique Wallstone
For a "newer" looking wall with crisper edges and a more uniform appearance, try Colonial Antique Wallstone. Colors are similar to PA. Bluestone Flagging.

Dove Gray Thin Veneer
A uniformly gray quartzitic stone.

Emerald Green
Similar to Chocolate gray, but with a green tint.

Gun Metal Gray
A very dark, almost black stone with some rust markings and obvious mica sparkles.

Heather Gray
A very light gray - cream colored stone with rust washes, and striations, and blue markings.

Mill Creek Strips
Snapped strips with gray and mauve horizontal bands on the snapped faces and charcoal to reddish brown on the bed faces. This is an excellent stone for edging or for a formal full stone veneer.

PA. Bluestone Flagstone / Flagging
Whether you need the contemporary casual look of irregular antique flagging or the traditional appeal of random pattern, there is an antique flagstone product that's just right. Also available in cut treadstock. Available in Full Color which ranges from green/gray, gray, blue and plum in random patterns.

Salem Fieldstone
The chameleon of the stone world; it goes with anything. Salem is a multi-hued and versatile stone. The weathered faces are mostly gray or medium brown and frequently display lichen. The split faces show a color range from brown through yellow, gold, gray, mauve and rose. Salem can be dry stacked, used as a full veneer, or dressed to suit your particular needs.

Sandlewood Sandstone
Sandlewood is a coarse textured stone with lots of flat surfaces. The coloring ranges from beige to gold to orange and brown. It makes a beautiful light colored wall.

Shiloh Fieldstone
A mix of grays and tans on the exterior and multiple colors on the split faces make Shiloh Fieldstone right for almost anywhere. Great for dry stacking; it is workable enough to be split down for use as a full building stone veneer.

Smokey Mountain Fieldstone
Picked from mountainsides; these stones are a favorite for dry stacking. Weathered grays and tans on the outside, the split faces have a wide range of colors. Tans, chocolates, plums and rose tones are all common. Available as Regular Thin (1"-2"), Three Inch and Nuggests (smaller pieces of regular thin). Smokey Mountain Fieldstone works well in many settings.

Sun Valley
Looking to add some color to your life? Sun Valley is the stone for you. A predominately warm tan stone with occasional chocolate and reddish highlights that can brighten up any area. Sun valley is available in a multiple of sizes and shapes and is suitable for many applications from dry stacking and veneer work to paving.

Tennessee Sandstone / Crab Orchard Stone
Crad orchard stone is tan to beige with golds, browns, rose, and orange tones in an unending variety of shades and patterns.

Multi-hued and irregularly shaped; describes Crab Orchard irregular flagging. Available in Nominal 1" thick or 1.5" - 2.5". This stone can be dry layed in sand or rock dust, or it can be set in mortar. The 1" material is also appropriate for veneering.

This same stone is also available in dimensional cut flooring (Natural Cleft flooring) where the coloring is muted and the texture grainy. Sawn the swirls and patterns take on a life of their own.

Another form for Crab Orchard stone is Tread stock. At 2.25" thick, 6" - 24" wide (in even numbered increments) and random lengths, these sawn pieces with three rockfaced edges make superior step treads, hearth stones, and mantles.

In its strip and rubble forms; Crab Orchard can be used as a full building stone veneer. Sawn or rockfaced the results are always appealing.

Thin Veneer
Thin Veneers are quarried stone of random shapes and sizes (generally palm size to letter size) that are less than 2 inches thick. They are produced specifically for "Stick-On" work, but may also be used for dry stacking. Many varieties of thin veneer stone also come in thicker and larger sizes for flagging.

Tohickons
Beiges to browns are the predominate colors of this popular river stone. Naturally tumbled in rivers and streams, Tohickons are excellent for water features or anywhere a rounded stone is appropriate. Available in sizes ranging from 1 inch to 24 inches in diameter and as boulders.

Tumbled Cobbles
If contemporary is your style; then Tumbled Cobbles are your stone. Random is shape, stacked or flat, this is an excellent product for homeowners installation.

Winding River
Winding river stones are earth tone granite stones that have been worn smooth by water and ice. They are available in a multiple of sizes and shapes and are suitable for many applications from dry stacking and veneer work to paving.