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Components for landscape elements are available in dry pack or lightweight concrete from A&M Victorian. Click here for company info.
This image was created using brick from Belden Brick. Click here for company info.
Belden Brick offers face brick in multiple shapes and sizes. Click here for company info.
The Belden Brick Co. designed this relief of a dove carrying an olive branch. Click here for company info.
The Belden Brick Co. supplied its St. Anne blend for this residence. Click here for company info.
Members of The Cast Stone Institute supplied cast stone products for this building. Click here for company info.
Building stone from Champlain Stone can be used for projects as diverse as retaining walls, fireplaces and step slabs. Click here for company info.
Champlain Stone supplies Southbay quartzite in a variety of shapes and sizes. Click here for company info.
This installation features a blend of Champlain Stone's Van Tassell Granite® roughly squared/roughly rectangular and mosaic patterned veneer. Click here for company info.
Great Meadow limestone was provided by Champlain Stone for this wall in combination natural weathered façade and blue-gray split faces. Click here for company info.
Eldorado Stone supplied the Tuscan blend stone veneer for the exterior of this building. Click here for company info.
Gavin Historical Bricks provided a custom blend of its Old Tuscany Brick and Boone Pavers to match an historic building in New York. Click here for company info.
These reclaimed bricks were supplied by Gavin Historical Bricks. Click here for company info.
Haddonstone manufactured the stone gate piers for this wall. Click here for company info.
Kopelov Cut Stone quarried and fabricated the brownstone for the renovation of this historic facade in San Francisco. Click here for company info.
Kronenberger & Sons specializes in the restoration and preservation of period structures, providing masonry work and other construction services. Click here for company info.
Krukowski Stone supplied the stone for this new residence. Click here for company info.
The custom-designed architectural cast stone for this building was supplied by North American Stone Co. Call for more information. Click here for company info.
Handmade brick from Old Carolina Brick can be used in many different applications. Click here for company info.
Old Carolina Brick supplies handmade, coal-fired brick that can be used for both paving and wall facing. Click here for company info.
Old Carolina Brick supplied the handmade brick for this post. Click here for company info.
Handmade brick from Old Carolina Brick is manufactured in tones such as Georgetowne #800 and Savannah Grey #420. Click here for company info.
This wall was built using brick from Old Virginia Brick. Click here for company info.
Old Hampton is one of the many styles in Pine Hall Brick’s Tidewater Series of oversized tumbled brick. Click here for company info.
Stoneyard.com's Historic New England Fieldstone is available in five shapes for exterior cladding and interior veneer, including wine cellars. Click here for company info.
Texas Carved Stone, a specialist in stone carving, created this ornate relief. Click here for company info.
Members of The Cast Stone Institute supplied cast stone products for this building. Click here for company info.
Trow & Holden manufactures tools for cutting both hard and soft stone. Click here for company info.