Alluriam Stone Product Lines
Alluriam Stone is a mixture of Portland Cement, natural and synthetic oxide colors, lightweight aggregate, and chemical additives.
Stacked Stone
Stacked Stone can be used on any size home. It's best use is on smaller homes and fireplaces where it can easily be fit into narrow spaces.
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Creek Rock
Natural Creek Rock is found in mountain streams where it has been rounded by tumbling.
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Mixtures
Mixtures of Stacked and Rubble are Alluriam's most popular pattern. Stacked Stone with Fieldstone "spotters", normally associated with rustic homes, are now gaining popularity on new traditional homes.
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Cambridge
Cambridge is a block formal pattern dating to ancient structures. The stone is slightly larger than rubble and most edges are straight.
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FieldStone
Fieldstone is a commonly found random shaped stone with a variety of attractive applications.
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LedgeStone
Southeastern Ledge : Alluriam's newest pattern is a more natural looking rugged ledge stone. Its depth and character add to its authenticity
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River Rock
Natural river rock is found in mountain streams where it has
been rounded by tumbling. All orders for Alluriam's River Rock are custom made to any color.
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TrimStone
Alluriam's trim stone requires only slight jobsite fitting. Trim stone may also be fabricated from standard stone pieces.
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Alluriam Product Line | Rubble...
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Rubble
Alluriam's rubble patterns represent a wide variety of appearances from rustic to traditional.
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The Pattern
The rubble patterns date to ancient times. As a large block of stone was being hewn, smaller scrap pieces were often generated. The larger of these pieces could be squared for use in other projects. These pieces were designated rubble. Pieces are rectangular, but most edges are rounded.
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Installation Tip:
Deliberately break the horizontal (bed) joints so the stone pattern will not resemble a brick pattern.
Rubble looks traditional and less formal when installed with a dry joint.
Rubble Stone looks more formal when a 1/2" grout joint is used.
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