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Jamie S.
Jamie S.
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dry stack stone is from Baltazar Stone

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Basalt stone

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Hi, The fireplace stone is called Castle Rock Montana Ledge Stone, 6” minus. Supplier: Montana Rockworks, Kalispell, MT. The siding is Nu Wave corrugated metal siding (color Zactique II) from AEP Span. We did not use any brick on this project. --Nils Finne

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El Dorado Stone

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Colorado buff sandstone

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Whistler Basalt Random Veneer has a split (natural) face product. With broken joints the random pattern is perfect for recreating a historical natural stone look.

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Cold rolled steel. I emailed architect. She stated it was cold rolled steel. They patina'd the metal. Went to metal fabricator and got it priced to cover mine 8ft x7ft approx 750.00 for steel with bends to cover 5 inches of side of fireplace

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Stone

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Steel sheets

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Syndicate Smith

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Would love a mix of this type of metal and stone

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Concrete face

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The fireplace is covered in raw steel panels.

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