Indiana Limestone  - is quarried in SE Indiana. It is available in many sizes, shapes, and thicknesses. For the most part, the color ranges from a light to medium gray with some buff. Occasionally some pieces will be all buff or all gray.

	9” Cut Drywall — is a drystack wallstone split to a bed depth of 9”. This stone is 6”-8” thick and 12”-24” long. Due to the size and mass of the pieces, this stone makes an excellent retaining wall product. Covers approximately 15 square ft (face ft) per ton.
	Random Fieldstone — is an irregularly shaped, broken stone. The top surface of the stone is quite textured and lends itself to a rustic natural look. The pieces can vary from 10”-20”+ in length and usually 3”-4” in thickness. Covers 12-15 square ft (face ft) per ton. Covers approximately 50 square ft (surface area) per ton.
	Random Fieldstone Thins — are much thinner pieces of fieldstone usually 1”-2” thick. Can have a lot of texture on the surface areas. Sizes vary from 8”-20”+. Covers approximately 70-80 square ft (surface area) per ton.
	Split Fieldstone — are pieces cut to a bed depth of 3”-5” in order to be used as a veneer stone. The pieces are usually 3’-5’ thick and lengths are from 6”-12”. Covers 40 square ft per ton.
	Cut Steps — are chopped pieces measuring 18” x 36” with thicknesses from 5”-8”. These steps have a more natural look due to the texture of the surface area. Each piece weighs approximately 340-350 lbs.
	Indiana Step material — are large, random pieces of thicker stone material. Generally square or rectangular in shape and approximately 5”-7”+ thick. Lengths vary from 16”-30”+. This particular Indiana limestone tends to be mostly light gray in color. Excellent material for steps.
	Indiana thin slabs — are medium to large pieces usually square to rectangular in shape and approximately 3” (+ or -) thick. Sizes vary from 3-8 square ft in surface area. Great for heavy, thick stepping-stones. Mostly light gray in color.