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Types of Landscaping Stone

Bluestone
Bluestone

Bluestone is durable, attractive, and ideal for all kinds of uses including patios, pool decks, stone steps or entryways. Shenandoah Bluestone is a grayish-blue and becomes grayer as time goes on. Pennsylvania Bluestone's color depends on where it was mined and can vary from tan, rust, blue, brown, or gray.

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Brick
Brick

Try a railroad tie retaining wall and landscaping ties for a change. Lead the way with stepping-stonesand flagstones, or create a one-of-a-kind driveway using driveway pavers. Maintenance is a snap with paver sand and panels, jointing and polymeric sand and life-extending paver sealers.

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Cobblestone
Cobblestone

When considering cobblestone as a paving option for your landscaping project you'll need to be fully aware of its downsides. The first downside is that cobblestones tend to be quite expensive and if you plan to install a significant amount of paving this could put your project over budget.

Concrete
Concrete

The majority, if not all of Markstone Landscaping’s concrete projects are outdoors. The chart shows the minimum compressive strength for concrete that is exposed to freeze-thaw, deicing salts on walkways, driveways, patios, and steps is 32 MPa.

Crushed Stone
Crushed Stone

Crushed stone is a basic material used in various capacities. It is a widely used raw asset in the construction industry. The extraction of hard rock that is turned into various crushed stone grades is a great economic indicator. Crushed stone is and will continue to be a very integral part of things we build.

Flagstone
Flagstone

Thin Veneer: Flagstone cut to lay on concrete slab. Treads: Stone machined to suit step treads or risers. Tumbled: Processed to soften edges. Pro Tip: We make flagstone recommendations according to the style of our clients’ homes and the type of landscape they are looking for. The most popular stone choice in our area is Colorado Buff.

Pea Gravel:
Pea Gravel:

Get Creative with Your Pea Gravel Landscaping. When it comes to pea gravel landscaping the sky really is the limit especially at schools and building complexes. When people hear the word “gravel” they often only limit their thoughts to driveways, but the truth is that pea gravel is much more versatile and can be incorporated in a wide variety of practical and decorative applications.

Quarry Process:
Quarry Process:

Quarry Process Stone is a mixture of crushed stone about 3/4″ in diameter that has been reduced in size and mixed with stone dust. QP can be composited of different types of natural stone: granite, gneiss , trap rock and others. It is used primarily as a sub-base or as a base material.

Rubber
Rubber

Rubber mulch is derived from recycled tires. Gravel mulch includes pea gravel, crushed stone and pebbles. Although both types of mulch can be used in the garden, rubber mulch is the preferred mulch for layering under outdoor play equipment and on athletic fields due to its softness and resiliency.

Travertine
Travertine

Travertine intended for interior application is honed, leaving it with a smooth texture achieved by grinding one side of the unfinished stone. Sealing the stone is also optional for lower quality stone, more on that on another article.

Washed Clean Stone:
Washed Clean Stone:

3/8″ Washed Clean Stone Bulk Delivery in NJ, NY, NYC & PA. Washed stone is available for bulk delivery to homeowners, contractors, cities, townships, schools, religious establishments and universities. Our drivers are experienced and will accommodate your delivery requests.

White Marble Chips:
White Marble Chips:

White marble chips are among the most commonly selected decorative landscaping stones to use in NJ and its surrounding areas. People love these gorgeous stones because they offer a look that’s completely unique from other landscaping stones.

Yellow “Jersey Shore” Gravel:
Yellow “Jersey Shore” Gravel:

Yellow Round “Jersey Shore” Stones Pickup Only Available in Haledon NJ Braen Supply is one of the leading suppliers of yellow round “Jersey Shore” gravel and stones in New Jersey and New York.

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