Other terms: wall rock, ledgestone, builders, etc.
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Idaho Mountain Ledgestone makes a strong statement with bold earthy colors of brown, rust, green and red plus a naturally blocky character which gives it a high degree of utility - making it a favorite of masons and drystackers for all the"corner" material in each pallet.
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Quarried in western Montana, this stone brings a rustic earthy palette to any setting. Warm tones of beige-gray, tan, brown and red with moss and lichen accents are characteristic of Rustic Montana building stone while the natural blockiness of this material makes it a favorite among architects and masons.
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The bold horizontal planes of quarzite ledgestone make it a popular choice for drystack walls, borders and masonry applications. Colors range from pale gold, silver, rusty gold and green.
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Swirling earth tones of brown and beige create the character of Molalla Building Stone along with it's tendency to be very blocky and, therefore - easy to drystack and a favorite among landscape contractors and neophyte wall builders.
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Robust tones of red, bronze and rust are characteristic of Bitteroot and it's blocky to bar-like shapes give it a high degree of utility. The only issue to know about this stone is that it tends to bleed iron which is not a problem if it is drystacked but may be one if you do not pre-tint your mortar - otherwise you will get rust staining of the mortar joints in both veneer and patio applications. It should also not be used in or around ponds for the same asthetic reasons in addition to potential toxicity to fish.
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This warm, beige gray stone from Western Montana is exceptionally blocky and is wonderful in a drystack style application. Lesser brown tones add just enough color to give this stone a light and natural palette.
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Indian Granite is split stone imported in various sizes of cobble and random ashlar dimensions. It is extremely hard although, as is typical of most granites, can be worked by a skilled mason. This material makes a striking statement as the primary stone in a project or in a variety of complementary applications: walls & caps, pavers, edging and stairs. It also blends beautifully with the black basalt quarried locally in the southern Willamette Valley.
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Quarried in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho, Three Rivers Flagstone is one of the most unique materials that we offer. Bold swirl patterns of lavender, buff, gold, brown and red make for an eye-catching effect that makes one want to "explore" the surface of each stone.
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This durable sandstone from Oklahoma evokes a rustic Mediterranean them with warm hues of sandy beige to dusty brown.
It is a highly versatile stone, easy to cut and work and is available in a wide variety of styles from flagstone, building stone, veneers, slabs and tumbled products.
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Quarried in the "Gorge", Columbia River Basalt is widely used in the Northwest because of it's availability, workability and neutral color tones. Sometimes called Camas Basalt because of the location of a large quarry on the Washington side of the river, the stone we call Columbia River Basalt is quarried in the Corbett, Oregon side of the river and runs a true blue-gray whereas the material quarried in Camas tends to be a lighter gray that takes on a pinkish tint when it get's wet.
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Quarried in the Southern Willamette Valley, black basalt can be found throughout landscapes in the region. It is typically available "quarry run" which means in the shapes and sizes that are produced when the quarry wall is dynamited (shot). A wide variety of wall styles can be built with black basalt from informal rubble walls to tightly-fitted drystacked works of art - depending on the skill of the wall builder and/or the pocketbook of the customer! (FYI: Quarries typically do not allow public access to their sites due to increasingly stringent MSHA regulations and liability concerns.)
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Quarried in the Willamette Valley, this gray granite is speckled with black and lends itself naturally to a classic rubble style wall, column or facing.
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This volcanic wall rock is heavily colonized with moss and lichen so blends well in a natural setting. It's blocky character makes it easy to install.
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