Real Stone Fireplace Surround

Cast stone fireplace mantels are made from real limestone.

Real stone fireplace surround.

Choose from honed a smooth surface or travertine a more textured surface. Also known as bedford limestone this type of natural stone is the highest quality quarried limestone in america. Both include color and texture variations providing the authentic character and attributes of natural stone. Global shipping mantel surround install.

Eldorado fireplace surrounds are available in four colors designed to represent various types of natural limestone. At old world stoneworks we make our beautiful cast stone fireplace mantels and range hoods from manmade stone modeled after indiana limestone. We make custom surrounds. For drama the fireplace goes up to the ceiling.

The stacked stone ledgers are strips of dark charcoal marble glued to interlocking panels for easy installation. Our cast stone looks feels like real stone is durable light weight. Stone veneer is a relatively thin surface applied stone that can be cut from real stone or a manufactured product sometimes called cultured stone fireplace surrounds made with veneer stone have a structure made of another material such as brick or cinderblock or even wood framing covered with wallboard the veneered stone is applied to the surface as a decorative finish. The stone we chose was a version of limestone quarried not too far away in wisconsin.

This surround re novation by the duo behind chris loves julia incorporates the latter. Whether you just need a stacked stone fireplace surround or want the look to go floor to ceiling our panel system is a cost and labor effective solution for fireplace stacked stone. Simply put stone fireplaces consist of either manufactured or natural materials. Whether you re looking to update your fireplace or add a contemporary flair to your clients latest project realstone offers a variety of high quality natural stone products and unique cladding offerings including wall and flooring panels tiles and accessories.

The stone was also a thin veneer product sliced from larger pieces of rock into thinner facings and corner pieces.