About Bluestone Where does the name Pennsylvania Bluestone come from?
The majority of the stone is quarried in Pennsylvania and the stone is predominantly a blue color. It can, however, appear in other hues besides blue.
How did Bluestone naturally form?
Bluestone was formed millions of years ago during 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.
What applications are best suited for Bluestone?
Bluestone is most commonly used for patio’s walkways and step treads. Pennsylvania Bluestone is very popular for Patios and there are several choices for your Flagstone patio.
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Does Pennsylvania Bluestone come in other colors?
Yes, the full-color stone consists of blue/gray, brown, green, rust, and lilac.
What makes Bluestone such a good building material?
Bluestone is a high quality product due to its silica content, compact nature and fine grains. Therefore, it is an excellent stone for both exterior and interior applications.
Due to its beauty, durability and natural stone qualities, you can enjoy a lifetime of use when you make Pennsylvania Bluestone your choice for your next landscaping project.