Blue Ice Natural Cleft Rockfaced Stone Steps

Blue Ice is a beautiful stone known for it's light to medium gray color. These natural stone steps have natural cleft finish which is slightly rough and a rockfaced edge. Blue Ice resembles Bluestone but is typically a different shade and tone of gray. These steps go well with our entire line of bluestone products.

A picture of our Blue Ice Natural Stone Steps with rockfaced edges

Blue Ice Natural Cleft Rockfaced Stone Steps Description and Details

Full Stone Name

Blue Ice Natural Cleft Rockfaced Stone Steps. May also just be called Blue Ice Natural Cleft Steps

Stone Description

A light gray stone that is split along natural seams to create a slightly rough top and bottom and then the front edge is chiseled to create the Rockfaced edge.

Stone Color

Light gray

Stone Finish

Guillotine split to create a natural cleft finish. Rockfaced finished edges.

Stone Coverage

Precisely cut to 6" heights, Widths are typically 3'

How It Is Sold

By the total square feet of step surface area. Each step is measured at the saw house and pallets are marked with total square footage of all pieces on the pallet.

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We have one of the largest inventories of natural stone steps in the northeastern United States.

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Indian Hill has proven to be one of our most popular natural stone step choices. Note: We previously called these Chapel Ridge Steps.

Examples of our Indian Hill steps inventory at our Warren County, NJ stone yard

Every set of stone steps in our atone yard is unique

Every set is very unique, each is truly one of a kind.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are these steps moved into place and set?

In most cases a machine is required to move a step, and certainly required to move a whole set. Each step can weigh several hundred pounds with some steps easily weighing 400-500+ pounds. A skid-steer loader is one of the most frequently used machines for moving steps into place. If you have never done this before we highly recommend you consult a professional. Excavators, Masons and Landscapers are the types of contractors who have experience moving stone this large.

Blue Ice Natural Cleft Rockfaced Stone Steps