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11 years ago

what kind of stone?

Farmhouse Redux, Southern Minnesota · More Info

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JDA Design Architects Inc.
11 years ago
Hi Mel, thanks for the question. The stone is quarried locally to our region here in the Midwest.. It is a thin cut veneer which means it does not require additional footing support, and can be applied in a number of locations.

Hope this helps, and let me know if you need any other information.

John A

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