The New Stoneyard Catalog Is Here — Built to Make Planning Easier
The New Stoneyard Catalog Is Here — Built to Make Planning Easier If you’re planning a project with real natural…
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See Your Stone Before You Commit — From Anywhere
Choosing natural stone shouldn’t feel like a leap of faith. You’ve browsed the photos. You’ve narrowed down your favorites. But…
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Learn the Craft of Stone
Stoneyard co-founder David Croteau will be presenting at the 14th Annual Genest Bootcamp Hardscape Expo on Tuesday, February 3, 2026…
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Introducing Our Stone Project Visualizer
What could your next project look like with natural thin stone veneer? Now you can see it before you build….
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Retaining Wall with Stone Veneer: A Complete Guide
A retaining wall finished with natural stone veneer combines the structural strength of a concrete or block core with the…
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Stone veneer for outdoor kitchen: Durable, Stylish Choices
When building an outdoor kitchen, you are not just creating a place to cook—you are making a long-term investment in…
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Thin Stone Veneer Fireplace: A Professional Installation Guide
A thin stone veneer fireplace provides the authentic appearance and performance of a traditional masonry fireplace using real, natural stone…
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Best Mortar for New England Thin Stone Veneer Guide
Selecting The Best Mortar For Stone Veneer Stoneyard’s real natural New England thin stone veneer, crafted at our Littleton, MA…
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Elevating Curb Appeal with Stone Columns for a Front Porch
Natural thin stone veneer brings architectural presence and lasting curb appeal to front porch columns without the weight and structural…
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A Builder’s Guide to Interior Columns Wraps
When structural columns disrupt a room’s design, wrapping them in real stone veneer is a professional-grade solution. This process uses…
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A Builder’s Guide to Real Natural Ledgestone Veneer
When builders and architects specify “ledger stone panels,” the term often refers to pre-assembled sheets of stone designed for quick…
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A Builder’s Guide to Exterior Cladding Stone
When considering a stone home, traditional masonry—thick, heavy blocks of stone requiring a massive foundation—often comes to mind. Natural thin…
