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Bel Air rubble veneer is a light beige sandstone after the city that made it famous. Bel Air sandstone veneer adorns some of the loveliest estates in Bel Air and Beverly Hills.
Bel Air sandstone veneer is chosen for its large size yet subtle, pleasing color. Bel Air sandstone makes a statement without overpowering.
Bourget Flagstone sells Bel Air sandstone wall rock in 9″ to 16″ thick pieces – one of our largest for use as wall rock.
Approx. coverage 30 sq. ft./ton.
We are Coronado Stone distributors. Bourget Bros. Building Materials and Bourget Flagstone Co. are proud distributors of Coronado Stone manufactured veneer products. These lightweight and easy to install stone veneer products are the perfect alternative to natural stone.
To order Coronado Stone veneer products, please contact us at 310-450-6556 or tile@bourgetbros.com
Castle Rock Ledge Thick Veneer stone comes from a high mountain top quarry in Northwest Montana. Castle Rock is primarily dark grey, with chocolate brown, and light tan tones.
Thicknesses ranging from 3″ to 5″
WEIGHT:
53 lbs per square foot
4,000 lbs (2 tons) per pallet
COVERAGE:
30-35 square feet per ton
Bluestone Sawed Thick Ledger Veneer is often describes as GORGEOUS, ONE-OF-A-KIND, and STUNNING.
Pennsylvania bluestone is a soft, warm blue sandstone. Its rich texture and natural cleft surface make it a wonderful stone for building and highly coveted in Southern California.
Our Bluestone Sawed Ledger is hand-crafted to look like an old world, European cottage – however bluestone’s sawed surface works well with even the most modern designs.
Beautiful, oatmeal and cream colors with black streaks and hearts make LOMPOC STONE VENEER a lovely stone choice for your home and landscape facade. Colors tend to fade in sunlight to an old world grey reminiscent of European old world elegance.
Lompoc stone thick veneer wallstone consists of irregularly shaped pieces, generally with one split or finished face. Since Lompoc stone varies so widely in color and size, it is important to see the stone in person.
3″ to 4″ thickness.
Coverage: 40 to 55 sq. ft./ton.
