Rustic Buff— is a limestone quarried in southern Ohio. The color varies from a rustic orange to a greenish gray. For the most part this stone is a natural, irregularly shaped broken stone. it is available in many different sizes and thicknesses. It weighs approximately 170 lbs per cubic ft. Rustic Buff is a trademark name of Ohio stone of Lynchburg. Pallets usually contain 1 1/2-2 tons of product.

	Random Wallstone — is available in several thicknesses and usually sorted into 2”, 3”, 4”, and 5” thick. The bed depth is approximately 5”-10”. This wallstone has at least 2 flat sides with 2-3 usable faces. Covers approximately 10-15 square ft per ton.
	Lil’ Chunkies — are larger, blockier pieces of wallstone that vary in thickness from 6”-l0”, with a bed depth of 8”. Lengths of 14” +.
	Steppers — are thin pieces of stone that average 1”-2” in thickness. This stone measures approximately 8”-20” dimensionally. It will cover approximately 80-100 square ft per ton.
	Large Flagging — are larger pieces than steppers. The thickness is about the same, however, the sizes are 18”-30” + in size.
	Jumbo Flagging — are the largest and thickest pieces of flagstone. They are approximately 3 ¼”-4 ¼” thick and can be 2’-4’ + across. Covers approximately 50-60 square ft per ton.
	Outcropping — refers to large, thick pieces of stone usually 4+ square ft of surface area. Thicknesses are available in 4”-6”, 6”-8 ¾”, 9”-lO ‘A”, and 10 ‘/2”12”
	Benches and Chunks — are usually flat, blocky pieces of stone available in 1” increments ranging from 10”-18” thick and at least 10” or more in bed depth.
	Treads and Steps — are natural tread like stone material 5”-8” thick (order in 1” increments) with a minimum bed depth of 18”. Lengths are usually 2 1/2' - 4'