Crown Hill Stone

For the best, most striking appearance , Crown Hill Stone, Inc. recommends blending two or more colors within a style.  All colors are specially designed to be complimentary and may be mixed and matched to any ratio.  You can pick the blend which best suits your application.  Contrasting styles may also be used together.

Weathered Strata

Aged exposed sedimentary shale, presented in a rectangular layout of random sizes.

Lake Erie Split Face

A glaciated metamorphic granite, round in appearance, cleaved to expose flecks of reflective quartz crystals.

Driftwood

Petrified fossilized knotty hardwood, uncommon in nature, very rustic.

Creek Bottom

A rounded stone worn smooth by the turbulence found in creek or river bottoms.

Random Ledge

Detailed reproductions of quarried sand stone in varying widths and heights - 2", 5" and 8".

Architectural Random Ledge

Same as Random Ledge except larger dimensionally - may be blended with Random Ledge - 5", 7", 10" or 12".

A blend of both Random Ledge and Architectural Random Ledge.  This offers many more color and stone size options.

Quartz

A sharply featured stone found in the mountains of Montana.

Sponge Rock

A rough, deeply textured stone found in volcanic deposits.

The richness of color and texture may not be fully represented in these photographs.  It is recommended that you examine actual product samples before selecting colors.

Installation

Wood Frame:  Illustrated is the general procedure necessary to prepare a wood structure for pre-cast stone aplication.

Masonry Frame:  Mortar is applied directly to the cement surface (use an adhesive additive in mortar).  When the surface has been painted or treated, metal lath must be applied.