Stone tiles

Product Description

 Pennsylvania Bluestone is a layered sandstone found only in the northeastern tier of Pennsylvania, parts of northern New Jersey, and the southern tier of New York. The quarried product has many uses, from cut dimensional stone used in patios, walkways and stair treads to architectural stone used in buildings. It is also used for wall stone, decorative boulders, natural steps and other landscape features. The name "Pennsylvania Bluestone" is due to its predominately blue color and because the majority of the stone is quarried in Pennsylvania; it can however, appear in many other hues besides blue. It was formed more then **0,**0,**0 years ago in the Devonian Period, as large inland seas deposited sand in the Catskill Delta region. It is composed of feldspar, sand and mica(among other minerals)and is clear of most organic residues.

We ship on wood pallets to your destination. We can cut to your specifications, or in random thicknesses per order.