Panels

Willow is extremely versatile and can be fabricated to a variety of styles, finishes, shapes and sizes. Willow is found at the deepest part of the large Willow ledge. The tight grain structure gives this creamy limestone a cool undertone.

Prairie is capable of weathering harsh climates making it unique when compared to other dark shell-stones. The texture and color combination make it a favorable option for split veneer.

Glacier Grey is ideal for large panel and paving units. The consistency of the gray tones make it unique amongst domestically quarried gray stone.

CHARACTERISTICS:
Consistent medium gray color.

The unique color range differentiates Palomino from other stone types. It has an overall warm tone and varying grain structure. Palomino is a good option for textured and split veneer but can also give character to any hardscape design.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Gray, cream, gold and bronze. Varying tight and open grain structure throughout.

McKenzie is the darkest gray limestone we offer. Similar to Glacier Grey, the color range and patterns vary in this stone making it a favorite among designers.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Dark and medium gray with occasional taupe.

The inclusions in Lakeside give this stone a patina look. It is very easy to work with and is often used in custom fabrication projects and as a standard split product.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Light cream and gray earth tones. Texture reveals small, fossilized shells.

Silverlake is one of the most versatile products with a consistent, warm appearance and tight grain structure. It can be used in a range of applications from refined, commercial projects to more rustic, split face restoration projects.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Warm cream and buff to yellow tones with tight grain structure.