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Southland Brick and Block Supplies Publix In Brentwood TN

Posted on January 22, 2007 by Mike in Brick Projects, Mountain Stone Projects

The Publix store in Brentwood, TN recently opened to the delight of the residents of this middle Tennessee town.

The architectural firm of Maxwell Johnson Maher, of Nashville, utilized the skilled masons at Music City Masonry from Whites Creek (TN) to install over 40,000 modular sized Old Richland face brick, manufactured by Hanson Brick and supplied by Southland Brick and Block’s Cummins Station location.

The stone you see is called Moss Ledgestone, manufactured by Mountain Stone Products and there was over 5000 SF used on this project.

For more information on using Mountain Stone Products or Hanson brick on your next building project, stop by your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today.

Here’s a close-up of the Hanson Old Richland and the Moss Ledgestone that was used.

You can click on any of the photos to enlarge them to a full-screen view.

We’d like to thank Maxwell Johnson Maher and Music City Masonry for using products supplied by Southland Brick and Block and for building with masonry materials.

Ozark Ledgestone On A Stone Age Fireplace

Posted on January 19, 2007 by Mike in Mountain Stone Projects, Outdoor Fireplaces

Here’s a great shot of a Stone Age outdoor fireplace constructed with Ozark Ledgestone, from our Mountain Stone Products division, as the veneer material.

You can click on the photo for a full-screen view.

Mountain Stone is an affordable, durable veneer that can be used for interior or exterior applications.

For more information, please visit the Mountain Stone website or contact your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block.

Stone Age has a great video and other resources available on their website, so follow the link and find out more.

Visit or call your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today for more info on incorporating an outdoor fireplace into your current outdoor living area or next building project.

Stone Age Outdoor Fireplaces Available At Home Depot In Lebanon, TN

Posted on January 17, 2007 by Mike in Mountain Stone Projects, Outdoor Fireplaces

The Home Depot store in Lebanon, TN recently became a source for Stone Age Outdoor Fireplaces.

The advantage of a Stone Age Fireplace is choice. You decide how you want to veneer it. We suggest brick or Mountain Stone.

The shape of the Stone Age kit can stand alone, or it can be incorporated
into any custom or architectural design.

The Stone Age Fireplaces website has even more info and a great video, so click thru and find out how you can incorporate an outtdoor fireplace into your outdoor space or next building project.

For more information on outdoor fireplaces, stop by your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block or your nearest (Tennessee) Home Depot today.

Does Anyone Ever Use Mountain Stone On Their Whole House ?

Posted on January 11, 2007 by Mike in Mountain Stone Projects

We get asked that question every day and the answer is, yes, people use Mountain Stone ( stone veneer ) to cover their entire house all the time.

The house you see in the photo above happens to be in Wartrace (TN) and the Mountain Stone is Antique Grey Ledgestone.

The Mountain Stone products used for this project were supplied by the Murfreesboro (TN) location of Southland Brick and Block.

You can click on any of the photos to bring up a larger image.

In the photo above, you get a good idea as to just how easy it is to successfully use Mountain Stone to veneer your entire home.

Window surrounds, chimney’s, , outside corners, inside corners, you name it and Mountain Stone can do it.

This close-up shot of Antique Grey Ledgestone from Mountain Stone Products is living proof of how easy it can be to enhance the entire exterior of your next building project.

Residential, commercial or architectural usage, we have a style, color and price range that will work for you.

Stop by the nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today to find out more about Mountain Stone Products.

Cedar Creek Quickstack – Mountain Stone Products

Posted on December 21, 2006 by Mike in Mountain Stone Projects

The next time you’re near Gallatin (TN), make sure to check out the entrance to Clear Lake Meadows.

Our Mountain Stone Products Cedar Creek Quickstack was used for the veneer of the sign and we think it looks great.

Mountain Stone can be used for interior and exterior applications and comes in more shapes, sizes and colors than we can list here. Also, we’d rather show it to you in person and let you feel the quality and workmanship we put into our product.

Here’s a closer look at Cedar Creek Quickstack from Mountain Stone.

Southland Brick and Block’s Antioch (TN) location supplied this project and we have 6 locations in Tennessee to supply the masonry materials for your next building project.

For more ideas about enhancing your next building project with Mountain Stone products, visit your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today.

Follow this link to visit the newly remodeled Mountain stone products website.

New Target Store Opened In Brentwood, TN

Posted on December 19, 2006 by Mike in Brick Projects, Mountain Stone Projects

Brentwood, Tennessee might have one of the best looking Target stores in the world.

The architect for this particular store, Maxwell Johanson Maher Architects, used several of the finest masonry materials available.

Acme Brick’s Blend 13 ( Alluvial ) is the cream colored field brick shown in the photo above.

Mountain Stone’s Moss Stackstone is shown on the columns below.

Moss Stackstone - Mountain Stone Products

McIntosh and Murphy Co, Inc., the mason contractor on this project also used Hanson’s Blend 507 ( Old Richland ), the dark plum field brick shown below and Cottonwood, the accent brick used with both field brick colors.

Hanson Cottonwood - Old Richland

For more information on Mountain Stone, Hanson Brick and Acme Brick, contact your nearest location of Southland Brick and Block today and ask them to help you put the finest masonry materials on your next building project.

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