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1 AAA NATURAL STONE Premium Natural Stone Products
2 Mission The purpose of the company is to inspire and implement the wide use of thin veneer limestone and sandstone products in residential and commercial markets. We achieve this through product knowledge accompanied by outstanding customer service with a sense of individual pride and company spirit.
3 600 million years ago during the Paleozoic era the northwest half of Texas was on the floor of the ancient ocean and the Gulf of Mexico was a mountain range. The Permian Period ran from 299 million to 252 million years ago ended with a great cataclysm. In the sea and on land, most species were wiped out forever. It was, by far, the most catastrophic extinction on record. Table of Contents Mission Statement Table of Contents...4 History of Stone...5 Thin Veneer Color Guide Thin Veneer Ashlar Ledge Ruble Dimensional Cut Stone Cobbles Architechtural Elements Plate tectonic activity shifted and caused the whole area that is now Texas to rise much higher and the Gulf of Mexico began to sink. The sea now came in from the southeast instead of the northwest, and the shoreline oscillated back and forth so that the area was sometimes covered by shallow seas, but at other times it was dry land. During times when the seas receded, the limestone platform was exposed to the air and elements, so erosion took place. Extensive erosion occurred just prior to the transgression of the Georgetown Sea across the platform during the middle Cretaceous period 65 million years ago. The Cretaceous limestone deposits found in the Edward Plateau offers some of the world s most exquisite architectural limestones.
4 Available Colors Available Colors Blanco Cream Crema Light Chancellor Cream Texas Shell Rhinestone Picasso Mocha Shell Cherokee Chocolate Khaki Auburn Meadows Ashwood Blend Greystone Platinum Montgomery Gold Toscana Tundra Cream Regent Buff Dark Antique Copper Canyon Cinnamon Ridge Mission Blue Sable Ridge Arcaic Silver Canyon Blend White
5 Ashlar Style: Traditional The flats are sawed top and bottom with natural ends. Ordered in various patterns and combinations of heights with both mortar joint and dry-stacked styles. Product Details: 4-12in heights 4-36in random lengths in thick 12.5lbs per sq Available Finishes: cut ends pitched edge tumble
6 Blanco Cream
7 Chancellor Cream Picasso
8 Montgomery Gold Tuscano
9 Regent Buff Dark Antique
10 Copper Canyon Cinnamon Ridge
11 Mocha Shell Cherokee Chocolate
12 Khaki Ashwood Blend
13 Mission Blue
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15 Ledge Style: Modern Flats are sawed top and bottom with natural ends and is most popular with dry-stack install. Product Details: 2-5in heights 4-30in random lengths in thick 12.5lbs per sq Available Finishes: Cut ends
16 Blanco Cream
17 Chancellor Cream Texas Shell
18 Picasso Golden Hickory
19 Toscano Regent Buff
20 Dark Antique Copper Canyon
21 Cinnamon Ridge Mocha Shell
22 Cherokee Chocolate Khaki
23 Auburn Meadows Mission Blue
24 Sable Ridge Silver Canyon Blend
25 Ruble Style: Tuscany Flats are chopped on all 5 sides into irregular shapes. Popular in both mortar joint and dry-stacked styles. Product Details: 3-10in heights random lengths in thick 12.5lbs per sq
26 Blanco Rhinestone
27 Montgomery Gold Golden Hickory
28 Tundra Cream Regent Buff
29 Copper Canyon Mocha Shell
30 Auburn Meadows Mission Blue
31 Sable Ridge
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33 Dimensional Cut Stone Smooth on all 6 sides. Commonly applied as tiles, pavers, or smooth thin veneer. Product Details: Standard Size 12in x 12in 24in x 24in Custom Sizes 2in x 2in 11in x 11in 2in x 25in 48in x 48in Standard Thickness 3/4in 6in
34 Blanco Cream
35 Crema Light Chancellor Cream
36 Regent Buff Texas Shell
37 Dark Antique Greystone
38 Platinum
39 Cobbles Tumbled stone paving for walkways and driveways. Product Details: Standard Size Standard Thickness 4in x 4in 6in x 12in 2in 4in
40 Blanco Regent Buff
41 Dark Antique Copper Canyon
42 Cherokee Chocolate Platinum
43 Architectural Elements Products include: caps coping step treads columns moldings door surrounds fire surrounds decorative pieces balusters hand carved sculptures
44 Blanco Cream
45 Chancellor Cream Shell
46 Regent Buff Copper Canyon
47 Cherokee Chocolate Greystone
48 Platinum
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