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In our continued search for the most extraordinary materials in the world, we periodically discover and introduce new types of stone – some of which are exclusive to GRIDWORX. Select the perfect choice for your residential or commercial building project. Our natural stone has proven to be a cost effective building product because of its durability and low maintenance requirements.
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Glacier Buff Vein cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, light ochre color background with white and beige colored horizontal veining. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Glacier Buff Fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, light ochre color background. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Glacier Buff Vein cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, light ochre color background with white and beige colored horizontal veining. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured medium tapestry finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Northern Pink Buff fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a light pale pink buff background color. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Northern Pink Buff fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a light pale pink buff background color. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. Buff Lueders withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics.
Projects including Indiana Limestone are some of the most prestigious works of American Architecture. With naturally beautiful consistent grains and colors, in this standard buff selection.
This creamy and buff colored Riviere Blue as well as the Riviere Buff, are typically combined and used in split face veneer stone applications and used separately in Cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, lack of holes/pitts and beautiful blueish gray veining aesthetic which is very appealing to many different clientèles.
This creamy and buff colored Riviere Buff as well as the Riviere Blue, are typically combined and used in split face veneer stone applications and used separately in Cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, lack of holes/pitts and beautiful veining aesthetic which is very appealing to many different clientèles.
This creamy and buff colored Riviere Blue as well as the Riviere Buff, are typically combined and used in split face veneer stone applications and used separately in Cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, lack of holes/pitts and beautiful blueish gray veining aesthetic which is very appealing to many different clientele.
This creamy and buff colored Riviere Buff as well as the Riviere Blue, are typically combined and used in split face veneer stone applications and used separately in Cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, lack of holes/pitts and beautiful veining aesthetic which is very appealing to many different clientèles. Available in this brushed finish as well as bushhammered and sandblast.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. Buff Lueders withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. It withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics. Lueders Buff Roughback is the natural face of the quarry blocks highly sought after for the warm earth tone colors and natural textures.
A consistent light cream monochromatic stone that carries the resemblance of the beautiful Texas prairie.
The Cream Ataija is a beige-cream colored limestone, with thin grain and uniform background. It presents some occasional lighter and darker areas, as well as some occasional well defined dark brownish veins and spots, beyond the presence of some glass veinage. This is one of the main variations of this Portuguese limestone.
A medium grain Portuguese limestone, bi-colored grayish blue with mocha-cream shades.
A consistent light cream monochromatic stone that carries the resemblance of the beautiful Texas prairie.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States. A perfect match to an existing structure or subtle look for a new project.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. Buff Lueders withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics.
A consistent light cream monochromatic stone that carries the resemblance of the beautiful Texas prairie. The brushed process removes surface area slightly unevenly leaving a smooth satin feel with subtle concave and convex areas
A consistent light cream monochromatic stone that carries the resemblance of the beautiful Texas prairie. This bush hammered finish makes for a very attractive application where less contrast and a delicate look is demanded.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States. A perfect match to an existing structure or subtle look for a new project. This sandblasted finish creates a more subtle, yet visually appealing look.
A consistent light cream monochromatic stone that carries the resemblance of the beautiful Texas prairie. This sandblast finish makes for a very attractive application where less contrast and a delicate look is demanded.
Northern Buff Fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, creamy buff color background. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. It withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics.
Buff Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Buff Lueders gets its name from the warm gray to light tan hues inherent in the stone. It withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability and aesthetics. This chatted finished look accomodates those who are agressively seeking the cutting edge of design.
Northern Buff Vein cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, creamy buff color background with white and beige horizontal veining. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Northern Buff Fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, creamy buff color background. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Glacier Buff Fleuri cut is a dolomitic limestone with a warm, light ochre color background. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Gascogne blue is a type of natural stone known for its endurance and versatility. Due to its hardness, uniform, and high variations in blues/grays and ivory background, it can be used in basically any application.
Gascogne Blue is a type of natural stone known for its endurance and versatility. With its uniformly light gray color with slight hues of blue, this bush hammered finish makes for a very attractive application where less contrast and a delicate look is demanded. One of the most appreciated and demanded Portuguese limestone in the world.
Dover Light Vein Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background and bold, dramatic charcoal veining. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Dover Dark Vein Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background and subtle wispy charcoal veining. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
Dover Dark Vein Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background and subtle wispy charcoal veining. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States with subtle movements of gray and blush. This sandblasted finish creates a more subtle, yet visually appealing look.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States with subtle movements of gray and blush.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States with subtle movements of gray. This sandblasted finish creates a more subtle, yet visually appealing look.
Projects including Indiana Limestone are some of the most prestigious works of American Architecture. With naturally beautiful consistent grains and colors, in this selection of Silver.
Gray Mist is a very stable limestone embedded with fossils which consist of a full-color range of light/to blue-gray to charcoal and light buff.
Color Range is from Light to Medium, and Medium to Dark Gray
Gray Mist is a very stable limestone embedded with fossils which consists of a full color range of light/to blue gray to charcoal and light buff.
Color Range is from Light to Medium, and Medium to Dark Gray. Bush Hammering neutralizes colors, and somewhat whitens the colored stone and decreased the sharpness of movement.
Projects including Indiana Limestone are some of the most prestigious works of American Architecture. With naturally beautiful consistent grains and colors, in this selection of Gray.
Gray Mist is a very stable limestone embedded with fossils which consists of a full color range of light/to blue gray to charcoal and light buff.
Color Range is from Light to Medium, and Medium to Dark Gray. A Brushed finish is a result of a brushing process that leaves the stone with an aged but still smooth, more structured look. Brushing exposes the hardness differences on the stone surface and results in a gentle embossed look.
Projects including Indiana Limestone are some of the most prestigious works of American Architecture. With naturally beautiful consistent grains and colors, in this Rustic selection.
Gray Mist is a very stable limestone embedded with fossils which consists of a full color range of light/to blue gray to charcoal and light buff.
Color Range is from Light to Medium, and Medium to Dark Gray. A textured finish achieved by sandblasting has varying degrees of depth can be achieved by level of sandblasting. Typically the color tones and veins are slightly dulled with this finish.
Gray Mist is a very stable limestone embedded with fossils which consists of a full color range of light/to blue gray to charcoal and light buff.
Color Range is from Light to Medium, and Medium to Dark Gray.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States with subtle movements of gray...
Dark Lueders limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Dark Lueders gets its name from the warm gray hues inherent in the stone. Dark Lueders withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability, and aesthetics.
Charcoal limestone has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Charcoal gets its name from the dark gray hues inherent in the stone. Charcoal withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability, and aesthetics.
Charcoal has a higher compression strength and a lower absorption rate than other Texas limestone. Charcoal gets its name from the dark gray hues inherent in the stone. Charcoal withstands extreme weather and maintains its natural appearance making it an appealing choice for architects. It is a preferred building material because of its composition, workability, and aesthetics.
Dover Light Vein Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background and bold, dramatic charcoal veining. Various degrees of depth are achieved in this textured finish by media blasting the face of the stone.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States with subtle movements of gray.
Dover Dark Fleuri Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background with a subtle flowery, or cross cut pattern. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance.
Dover Light Fleuri Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background with a subtle flowery, or cross cut pattern. The honed finish is a fine smooth finish that gives an even matte appearance. This cut is from a slightly lighter shade in the quarry.
Dover Dark Vein Cut is an oolitic limestone, with a cool, contemporary, whitish-gray background and subtle wispy charcoal veining. This splitfaced finish is desirable as it provides natural texture and stratification that is hard to duplicate outside of nature.
A very fine grain cream-beige background with darker grains fossilized. With its unique parallel veinage effect, this Portuguese limestone has conquered the architects and decorators from all over the World.
This warm and creamy colored stone with inclusions and shells is indigenous to the United States. An exquisite look to any project.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States. A perfect match to an existing structure or subtle look for a new project.
Light Moleanos is a cream-beige colored Portuguese limestone with no need for introduction. It is known in all the world and named after the town located near the main quarry where it is extracted. This bush hammered finish gives the stone an aged appearance and makes for a very attractive application where less contrast and a delicate look is demanded and gives the stone a whiter look.
Full of Nature`s strength, this Portuguese limestone presents several fossils in a creamy-beige attractive background color.
This Dolomitic Limestone is a Type III high-density limestone quarried in the United States. A perfect match to an existing structure or subtle look for a new project. This sandblasted finish creates a more subtle, yet visually appealing look.
The Cabeca Veada is a white colored limestone, with thin fine grain and quite uniform background. It presents some small darker spots throughout its surface and it may have some slight signs of fossils. Its main variations depend on the amount of darker spots, grain and signs of fossils. Due to its uniform white color, it is quite appreciated in large scale projects.
Light Moleanos is a cream-beige colored Portuguese limestone with no need for introduction. It is known in all the world and named after the town located near the main quarry where it is extracted. This creamy-stone presents a fine grain of beige with a very clean and uniform background.
This white to creamy colored stone with sandblasted finish has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the bottom ledge of the Quarry block with few pits and is a tighter grain than the top ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone with bushhammered finish has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the top ledge of the Quarry block and possesses more holes and pits grain than the bottom ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone with sandblasted finish has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the bottom ledge of the Quarry block with few pits and is a tighter grain than the top ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the top ledge of the Quarry block and possesses more holes and pits than the bottom ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone with brushed finish has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the top ledge of the Quarry block and possesses more holes and pits than the bottom ledge.
This white to creamy colored brushed finish stone has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the bottom ledge of the Quarry block with few pits and is a tighter grain than the top ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the bottom ledge of the Quarry block with few pits and is a tighter grain than the top ledge.
This white to creamy colored stone with sandblasted finish has the look of ancient old world beauty. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the top ledge of the Quarry block and possesses more holes and pits than the bottom ledge.
This light creamy-beige Portuguese limestone is a modern favorite. The colors go gray to beige with small contrasting fossils.
Jura Beige Limestone is a stunning combination of beige and golden hues.
Jura Beige is a fossilized jurassic limestone. Available in other finishes.
This white to creamy colored stone has the look of ancient old world beauty. The Splitface finish adds a rough texture to the wall face. This very Consistent Color and Texture is the bottom ledge of the Quarry block with few pits and is a tighter grain than the top ledge.
Mirabelle is a cream beige Portuguese limestone with an attractive background color. This bush hammered finish gives the stone an aged appearance and makes for a very attractive application where less contrast and a delicate look is demanded and gives the stone a whiter look.
This warm and creamy colored stone with inclusions and shells is indigenous to the United States. An exquisite look to any project. The brushed process removes surface area slightly unevenly leaving a smooth satin feel.
This warm and creamy colored stone with inclusions and shells is indigenous to the United States. An exquisite look to any project.
This warm and creamy colored stone with inclusions and shells is indigenous to the United States. An exquisite look to any project with the rough bushhammered finish.
Projects including Indiana Limestone are some of the most prestigious works of American Architecture. With naturally beautiful consistent grains and colors, it has a selection of inviting buff, classic gray, and a natural compilation of full color blend stones.
A white to creamy west Texas limestone. Exquisite to any project.
This warm and creamy colored stone with inclusions and shells is indigenous to the United States. An exquisite look to any project.
This rare stone consists of light to deep reds, gold, buff, and light green within the stone as well as on the beds of the stone. It is very suitable for many building stone applications. With this bush hammered finish, the surface of the stone is hammered by a sharp metal leaving small marks, ditches and craters. The surface treatment is preferred in external application due to its not-slippery characteristics. Bush Hammering also neutralizes colors, somewhat whitens the colored stone and decreased the sharpness of movement.
This rare stone consists of light to deep reds, gold, buff, and light green within the stone as well as on the beds of the stone. It is very suitable for many building stone applications. A textured finish is achieved by sandblasting. Varying degrees of depth can be achieved by level of sandblasting. Typically the color tones and veins are slightly dulled with this finish.
This rare stone consists of light to deep reds, gold, buff, and light green within the stone as well as on the beds of the stone. It is very suitable for many building stone applications. This Brushed finish is a result of a brushing process that leaves the stone with an aged but still smooth, more structured look. Brushing exposes the hardness differences on the stone surface and results in a gentle embossed look.
This rare stone consists of light to deep reds, gold, buff, and light green within the stone as well as on the beds of the stone. It is very suitable for many building stone applications. The Honed surface provides a flat, matte finish. Honing brings out the natural colors and variations of the stone as well, but in a more subtle way compared to polished.
Copper Creek is a beautifully modeled stone with a varying color range from buff, to light and dark gray, to hints of gold. A very
durable class 3 limestone/marble suitable for any application from custom cut stone, to veneer.
Copper Creek is a beautifully modeled stone with a varying color range from buff, to light and dark gray, to hints of gold. A very
durable class 3 limestone/marble suitable for any application from custom cut stone, to veneer.
A pale brown to grayish cream Portuguese limestone. It also presents some well defined veinage. The high hardness favors its application.
Karo includes Gold and buff colors. It is used in cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, High Density, Low Asorption Rate and Gorgeous color which compliments many other materials. Karo appeals to both commercial and residential project designs of all sizes.
Limestone with both Gold and buff colors. Karo is used in cut Limestone applications due to its tight grain, High Density, Low Asorption Rate and Gorgeous color which compliments many other materials. Karo appeals to both commercial and residential project designs of all sizes.Available in this Brushed finish as well as Sanblast and Bushhammered.
This dolomitic limestone offers a color scheme and texture like no other. The Earthen Gold consists of grays, buffs, and of course, gold and is an excellent choice for any project with proven performance in strength and exposure.
This dolomitic limestone offers a color scheme and texture like no other. The EW Gold consists of grays, buffs, and of course, gold and is an excellent choice for any project with proven performance in strength and exposure.
This dolomitic limestone offers a color scheme and texture like no other. The Earthen Gold consists of grays, buffs, and of course, gold and is an excellent choice for any project with proven performance in strength and exposure.
This dolomitic limestone offers a color scheme and texture like no other. The Earthen Gold consists of grays, buffs, and of course, gold and is an excellent choice for any project with proven performance in strength and exposure.
Natural Strata Stone once served as the bottom of the inland ocean floor. This is a dolomitic limestone and is the top piece of the block that has been exposed to and colored by rich minerals running over the top stone layers for millions of years. This material is only available in a range consisting of tans, pinks, browns grays and blacks. This surface is textured with impressions of fossilized sea lilies on the surface.
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