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NZ Building Stone
### Due to increased workload any
enquires for building stone will be done
as a special order ###
Contact Mike on 0211124512
Below is our Dressed Stone suitable for
stone masonry projects. We
recommend that you use professional
masons for all residential or commercial
projects.
Our stone has been selected and
dressed for building purposes.
QUARRY STONE - This is the
basic grade, this will produce an
authentic rustic effect wall.
Basic stonemasonry techniques are
required to work this stone we
recommend that you contact us first
for advice.
HAND DRESSED - will produce a far
more
structured result, it is split into
walling or corner stones to make it
easier to determine what quantities
are needed for each job.
MACHINE DRESSED - This is the
highest level of pre-dressing that can
be achieved, basically the best. This
stone form makes the
perfect drystack not only due to
appearance but also allowing more
surface contact of the bed joints
enabling more friction and avoiding
excess chinking between the
stone.
The drop down menus are
an indication of cost to process a
square meter of stone.
Our Quantities calculator on
the bottom of the ''Not sure what to
buy?'' page can
determine how much stone is needed
for your job or next project. |
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Alexandra Brown Schist
This richly coloured schist from central otago contains many warm colours of brown with hints of sienna and white quartz. This schist has a typical rustic look and colour found in the south island when laid traditionally. Looks exeptional when machi… |
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Basalt Crust
Basalt Crust comes from the volcanic areas of Auckland.
It is the typical 'traditional look' stone wall you'd see in Auckland.
As you'd expect, being of volcanic origin, it is a very hard but durable stone. The stone has a typical basalt blueish/gr… |
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Cluden Schist
Cluden Schist is from the Cluden Station Valley in the Tarras region also known by some as 'Wanaka schist' and is easily one of the best building stones available.
It has a light grey colour base with hints of brown typical of the Tarras regi… |
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Clutha Schist
An Otago Schist from the Tarras region predominenly grey with flecks of brown and black layers, has an overall pastel tone to it.
Ideally suited to the oldern smeared mortar join of the gold rush era.
The picture shown is a recessed mortar random a… |
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Gibbston Schist
A Metamorphic Schist from Central Otago near Arrowtown a Queenstown favorite. A uniformly light grey stone with many linear quartz lines with very few occasional light brown tones where the stone has oxidised which can be hand selected out if require… |
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Hyde Brown Schist
A metamorphic schist from central Otago essentially the same stone as the hyde grey it has been selected from hyde schist for its exellent brown tones.
An ideal building stone with good grain and workability.… |
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Hyde Grey Schist
A Metamorphic schist from the Hyde region of central Otago, mostly a light grey with suttle softening brown tones here and there.
Hyde grey is easily one of the best 'building' schist stones available, not only has it got an attractive colour… |
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Hyde Schist (Grey/Brown)
A Metamophic Schist from the Hyde region of Central Otago.
This BRANZ appraised schist from Hyde stone makes it a perfect building stone choice combining good grain, hardness and awesome colour tones.… |
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Kaimai Stone
This stone is from the Kaimai mountain region in the Waikato and is a reasonably hard Igneous Andesite stone.
Ideally suited to random ashlar bond with a traditional exposed mortar bed. Very much underated as a 'Schist alternative' Drystack st… |
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Kingston Schist
Kingston Schist… |
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Moss Rock
Common Auckland volcanic stone named after its tendency to easily get covered in moss and lichen.… |
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Paradise Stone
A schist like sedimentary limestone from Whangarei. Paradise Stone is a unique, very popular high-grade limestone.
This stone has lovely grey colour when split, but also has the advantage of a calcite deposite face variation also.
This… |
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Poolburn and Alexandra Blend
By blending Poolburn and Alexandra Brown together different colour tones can be created.
On the enlarged picture just a little bit of alexandra is enough to brown up the look of poolburn which will further intensify through oxidisation over … |
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Poolburn Schist
A metamorphic schist from central Otago and the favorite of many stonemasons, has a good natural grain making it ideally suited for beginner DIYers.
It Produces a traditional schist look, with warm autumn colours.… |
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Te Kuiti Limestone - Cream
A Limestone from Te Kuiti in the Central North Island.
A more traditional, almost Mediterranean looking stone reminiscent of ancient Rome. Looks fantastic laid in both Mortared and Drystack styles.
To the left is a sample picture o… |
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