Stackstone Grey From Mountain Stone Products

 

The Oakleigh Subdivision in Murfreesboro (TN) is a great place to view Grey Stackstone from Mountain Stone Products.

Mountain Stone really works well for those times when you don’t want to use brick on every facade, yet you want to use a masonry product because you trust it’s durability and because it enhances your home’s value.

 

It’s easy to see that a stone veneer from Mountain Stone Products will add value, beauty and a one-of-a-kind look to any style of home.

Contact your nearest Southland Brick and Block location today, or visit the Mountain Stone Products website to find a dealer near you.

Anchor Highland Stone Free Standing Wall Featured On HGTV

On April 21st, at 9:30 Eastern time, you can watch as Tim Huinker, Anchor Wall Systems Installation Specialist, helps in the construction of a backyard project that will feature Anchor’s Highland Stone Free Standing Wall units and Aspen Stone units.

Tim will also be interviewed and answer questions during the broadcast, so don’t miss this chance to learn from an expert.
The project will be featured on HGTV’s Landscape Smart.

After the show, stop in your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block to see Highland Stone and Aspen Stone units in person.

Anchor Highland Stone Chocolate-Charcoal Wall

This Anchor Highland Stone retaining wall is in Brentwood (TN) and was supplied by our Antioch location.

The 3″ and 6″ units are in the Chocolate-Charcoal blend are located on Overlook Drive, in case you’d like to see them in person.

Anchor’s Highland Stone is a very versatile segmental retaining wall unit and we can produce in in several different color ranges.

For a complete Data Sheet, with all the specifications and photos of the nine different sizes and styles of Highland stone, click here to download the PDF.

Drop by the nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today for more ideas about using Anchor’s Highland Stone to enhance your next outdoor building project.

Charcoal And Tan Anchor Highland Stone Wall

Nashville’s Otter Woods Subdivision has two Anchor Highland Stone walls built by Gene Adams.

Both of them used a Tan-Charcoal blend of colored Highland Stone units.

Both photos can be clicked on to enlarge them to full-screen size.

Over at their website, Anchor says this about their Highland Stone units:

” Create a natural stone appearance with easy-to-install options from Anchor Wall Systems. The Anchor Highland Stone retaining wall system combines earthen tones, rich textures, varied contours and all the advantages of the structurally sound rear-lip locating system, making it a reliable and easy-to-install alternative to natural stone walls.

The new three-inch-high Highland Stone units provide you with even more design options. Use these units alone or mixed with the six-inch-high blocks to create stunning retaining walls.

The Anchor Highland Stone can reach heights of 4’ (1.2 m) without reinforcement and is a more reliable alternative to boulder or field stone walls.

Note: For walls higher than 4’ tall (1.2 m), you must hire a contractor. Check your local retailer for color availability in your region. “

These anchor wall units were supplied by the Antioch location of Southland Brick and Block.