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| Product Rockery  Check out our ROCKERY page on the different rockery sizes and options.
Dimensional Products    Column caps, profiles, bullnosed edges Cylinders, Columns Natural Thin Veneer Natural edge stairs Split/cut edge stair risers Balusters Fireplace mantles Solid benches 4 inch sawn bed split face veneer
Pavers and Flagstone Custom sizes available Squares and Rec's Dimensional patterns 2 inch tumbled flagstone 2 inch random flagstone large slabs available  2 inch random flagstone (in stock) Signage / End cuts   4 foot "end cut" sign blank Selection of end cuts We have a wide variety of what we call "end cuts" available for signage. If you are interested in a particularly large or unique sign, we can custom cut one for you, but for the most part there is a selection of most colors and sizes available and in stock. You can't miss them on your way into the quarry. Most people have their name, housing development, or business sandblasted into the sawn portion of the sign, with the back maintaining the natural surface of the rock. We can arrange to have the sandblasting done for you, or you can have the blank delivered to your choice of shops. Typically a stencil is made of your design preference and applied to the cut surface using glue. The piece is then sent out to the sandblasting shop, carved, and then returned with the stencil intact. The letters or depictions can then be painted with a special type of paint. If you prefer a more stylistic or hand-worked look to your sign, we can arrange to have a stonecarver work letters or art into the face of the stone. In this case you are not limited to a sawn surface, but the price may reflect the increased amount of work involved. Some of the relief carvings made by a local stonecarver named Paul Keesler are simply amazing, and would hold a spot over a fireplace mantle let alone a driveway entrance. Sawn surface of end cut Natural back side of stone pictured to the left
Quarry Blocks   "A" Blocks We are currently shipping quarry blocks to two companies in the Pacific Northwest which maxes out our current capability. | |
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