Brown Stone NJ, PA, NY: Steps And Landscaping Stones
Our Brownstone Natural Stone Steps have a nice light to medium brown tone. Available to NJ, NY, and PA customers. There is a hint of red - as is found in certain Brownstone Quarries - these are brownish red and consistently hold their color. They are sawn top and bottom with rock-faced edges. Brownstone immediately looks aged and weathered, giving the steps a classic feel. Our Brownstone Natural Stone Steps are a great way to bring the classic look of a brownstone into your landscape.
Brownstone Natural Stone Steps Description and Details
Full Stone Name
Brownstone Natural Stone Steps
Stone Description
These imported brownstone steps have a bright brownish red tone, 4 snapped edges and sawn tops and bottoms. We also carry reclaimed brownstone steps where the deep browns/reds are much stronger (scroll down to see).
Stone Color
The imported sawn steps are a silvery brown that gets much deeper when wet. The reclaimed steps are a deep reddish brown.
Stone Finish
Imported steps have two finish options - rock faced (rough) or sawn (smooth) Typically sawn steps have 4 snapped edges that are straight but slightly rough. The top and bottom are sawn and thermal treated to add texture. Rockfaced steps have a chiseled front edge that gives a more natural look. Reclaimed steps have chiseled edges as well as chiseled or snapped tops and bottoms.
Stone Coverage
Most steps have roughly 6" riser heights. Length and width are highly variable and depend on the set. It is not uncommon for each step in a set to be 3-4 feet wide, 2 - 3 feet deep, and 6 to 8" tall, but that can vary widely. We have some sets that are much longer, and certain sets can have significantly smaller lengths and widths.
How It Is Sold
Imported is sold by the square foot, reclaimed is sold by weight.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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PA Colonial is large family of stone at Wicki Stone. We also carry
- PA Colonial Wall Stone - multiple forms
- PA Colonial Boulders and Placement Rocks
- PA Colonial waterfall Spill Rocks