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What stone did you face the BBQ with?

Tina Buell (Z9b)

11 years ago

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Hursthouse Landscape - Architect, Build, Maintain
11 years ago
Hi Tina,

We are please you like our project. The vertical stone is limestone from the Eden Quarry in Wisconsin. We matched the stone that was used on the home for continuity. The counter is honed bluestone. Hope this helps with your project!
Claire Conlan
5 years ago
What tile was used on patio

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