Cultured stone
This stone is man made fabricated by pouring lightweight concrete into rubber forms of different styles and then painted with color to resemble real stone.
The advantage of cultured stone
-Cost (both in material and cost of application)
-Weight (No need for footing)
- variety of designs and colors
Southern ledgestone
Southern ledgestone has a rugged and informal appeal with its rustic texture and decided irregularity between each piece provides a lot of depth to its design. You can choose tight-fitted or mortared look. These stones have individual pieces and the way they are shaped take the most time and effort to assemble.
European castle stone
As elegant as it is practical.
Drystack Ledgestone
Individual stones come in pre-shaped sizes to allow for tight-fitted joints. The stones have different thickness which gives it a different look capturing light and shadows.
Stream Stone
These stones have a smooth, rounded texture. The look of worn stones
River Rock
Randomly shaped River Rock has the look of stones rounded by years of tumbling in a northern riverbed
Pro-Fit Alpine Ledgestone
Rectangular pieces fit together to can give a modern or rustic feel. The grouped together stone make for easier installations. Which is great for big areas.
Country Ledgestone
Can be mixed and matched to create a natural, raw element for your interior or exterior design.
Dressed Fieldstone
These stones have random puzzle-like pieces with rough, unmanufactured feel. It's texture and color range work well with other design schemes as well, and can be mixed with other stone patterns like Country ledgestone to make a custom look.
Pro-fit Ledgestone
Like Pro-fit Alpine these stones have small stones organized and bundled together into workable sheets.