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Farmstead Rubble
Farmstead Rubble is a unique blend of several styles of stone including mosaic, ashlar, and ledgestone. It is intended to replicate the appearance of natural stone used in early era buildings. It exhibits a large array of colors, including light tans, dark browns, greys, and hints of blue and green. It is typically installed with a mortar joint, but it may be installed in a dry-stacked style with additional cutting and fitting.
$25
<span class="discount-note"><small>(Price per SF for full crate 168 SF)</small><br>Exclusive savings for volume purchases, contractors, and trade professionals.<br><strong><a href="https://stoneyard.com/request-a-quote/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" style="color:#d35400; text-decoration:none;">Contact us for trade pricing</a></strong></span><br /> <br />
<span class="discount-note"><small>(Price per SF for full crate 168 SF)</small><br>Exclusive savings for volume purchases, contractors, and trade professionals.<br><strong><a href="https://stoneyard.com/request-a-quote/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" style="color:#d35400; text-decoration:none;">Contact us for trade pricing</a></strong></span><br /> <br />
Limit 1 sample per product, 4 samples total. Shipping charges may apply.
Type: Homestead
* This stone may contain varying amounts of mica, resulting in a range of sparkle from subtle to more pronounced.
Flat Specifications
Height: 2.5 – 10.0 inchLength: 7.0 – 22.0 inch
Thickness: 0.75-1.75 inch
Weight: Less than 14 lbs per sf
Colors: Light tans, dark browns, grays
Flat Packaging: 100 sf crate, 8 sf box
Corner Specifications
Angle: 90ËšLong End Length: 7.0 – 10.5 inch
Short End Length: 3.0 – 6.0 inch
Thickness: 0.75-1.75 inch
Weight: Less than 14 lbs per sf
Corner Packaging: 60 lf crate, 6 lf box
Product Resources
Farmstead Rubble is a unique blend of several styles of stone including mosaic, ashlar, and ledgestone. It is intended to replicate the appearance of natural stone used in early era buildings. It exhibits a large array of colors, including light tans, dark browns, greys, and hints of blue and green. It is typically installed with a mortar joint, but it may be installed in a dry-stacked style with additional cutting and fitting.
