Agglomerates
Shiny - Looks like Terrazzo, but the marble/quartz chips are in a polymer resin & marble dust binder. Also known as "composite engineered stone". Silestone and Ceasarstone are in this agglomerate category because they are over 90% quartz chips and dust with a polymer resin binder.
Bluestone
Relatively dense sandstone. Tones of blueSidewalks - garages - pavement - driveways. Colored with pigments or acid reactive stains. Stamped, textured, all finishes, green, purple. "Pennsylvania Bluestone" variety - uniform blue/gray and highly absorbent.
Concrete Slab Treatments
-Stamped-
-Exposed-
Sidewalks - garages - pavement - driveways. Colored with pigments or acid reactive stains. Stamped, textured, all finishes.
Concrete Tiles
Concrete (cement) body. Some known as "encaustic tile". App. 3/4" thick. Many shapes, colors, and sizes. Extruded and cast.
Flagstone / Sandstone
Flagstone is a generic name usually referring to sandstone.
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