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natural

CARING FOR QUARTZITE COUNTERTOPS A DEEP DIVE INTO THE PROPERTIES OF QUARTZITE Sandstone starts out as humble beach sand. Eventually, sand gets buried and compressed by overlying layers, and minerals carried by groundwater act as glue that binds the sand grains together into solid rock. All of this and more is described in our article about sandstone. Quartzite picks up where sandstone leaves off. A MOUNTAIN WITH A HEART OF MARBLE: GOING UNDERGROUND WITH Tucked inside Dorset Mountain is the world’s largest underground marble quarry, spanning an area of about 16 football fields and stretching for over a mile – all underground. There’s one entrance to the Vermont Danby quarry, and it’s the same one that’s been in use for over 100 years. “It’s like a city,” says Luca Mannolini ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL: A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF MARBLE A year and a half was spent securing, selecting and preparing all of the colored marbles used in Elks Memorial and the marble alone cost $578,000, according to the National Association of Marble Dealers 1926 article. “Both color and soundness had to be carefully considered, as well as the size of the blocks and veining,” the article notes. A SOFT SPOT FOR SOAPSTONE Talc is the softest mineral on Earth, with a hardness value of 1. Soapstone always contains some talc, but the amount varies, and therefore so does the overall hardness of soapstone. Stones with high talc content are called steatite, and are useful for carving. GRANITE VS. SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS Granite countertops are generally fabricated from 1 ¼-inch thick slabs and cannot be melted to attach a fully integrated sink. Attaching an undermount sink to granite countertops is a common alternative. Solid Surface countertops can be refinished by a professional if they become stained or scratched. That said, it is fairly easy to stain ARTICLES AND INFORMATION PROMOTING THE USE OF NATURAL STONEABOUTRESOURCESGET INVOLVEDDONATEEDUCATEINSPIRE Bold Bathrooms Using Natural Stone. Rose Kallas and Christine Morgan, partners and principals of Chicago-based Two Girls and a Hammer LLC, have seen residential design trends come and go. While many classics, like marble, remain popular, the duo is noticing clients asking for more color. Natural stone is delivering. THE ARCHANGEL ESTATE: A HOME SET IN STONE An earlier version of this article appeared in the Fall 2020 edition of Building Stone Magazine. Inspired by the historic stone architecture surrounding the Boston area, the Archangel Estate is an elegant display of the use of natural stone at its finest. The exterior façade and landscape elements of the 6,300-square-foot

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COUNTERTOP COMPARISON CHART The chart below compares the main characteristics of the most popular countertop materials in today’s market, including granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone, porcelain, and engineered quartz. Price: The price range for each surface will vary, with some being more dramatic than others. Find out which countertops are the most affordable and WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STACKED STONE Stacked stone comes in a natural or polished finish, depending on the type of material you choose. If you want a polished look, harder materials, such as quartzite or granite, should be used. Softer stones are good for applications where a natural finish is preferred. The price of this project can vary; the more you alter stone from its

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CARING FOR QUARTZITE COUNTERTOPS A DEEP DIVE INTO THE PROPERTIES OF QUARTZITE Sandstone starts out as humble beach sand. Eventually, sand gets buried and compressed by overlying layers, and minerals carried by groundwater act as glue that binds the sand grains together into solid rock. All of this and more is described in our article about sandstone. Quartzite picks up where sandstone leaves off. A MOUNTAIN WITH A HEART OF MARBLE: GOING UNDERGROUND WITH Tucked inside Dorset Mountain is the world’s largest underground marble quarry, spanning an area of about 16 football fields and stretching for over a mile – all underground. There’s one entrance to the Vermont Danby quarry, and it’s the same one that’s been in use for over 100 years. “It’s like a city,” says Luca Mannolini ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL: A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF MARBLE A year and a half was spent securing, selecting and preparing all of the colored marbles used in Elks Memorial and the marble alone cost $578,000, according to the National Association of Marble Dealers 1926 article. “Both color and soundness had to be carefully considered, as well as the size of the blocks and veining,” the article notes. A SOFT SPOT FOR SOAPSTONE Talc is the softest mineral on Earth, with a hardness value of 1. Soapstone always contains some talc, but the amount varies, and therefore so does the overall hardness of soapstone. Stones with high talc content are called steatite, and are useful for carving. GRANITE VS. SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS Granite countertops are generally fabricated from 1 ¼-inch thick slabs and cannot be melted to attach a fully integrated sink. Attaching an undermount sink to granite countertops is a common alternative. Solid Surface countertops can be refinished by a professional if they become stained or scratched. That said, it is fairly easy to stain

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Our thanks to Slabworks of Montana and Montana Tile and Stone for allowing us to explore and photograph their beautiful stone slabs.. A handy guide to the ingredients of your favorite natural stone. Minerals are the components of all natural stones. The color of every natural stone, whether it’s jet black, glittery silver, or a kaleidoscope of Technicolor – comes from the individual minerals. FACTS ABOUT GRANITE, LIMESTONE, MARBLE, SANDSTONE AND SLATE It is unequaled as a material for fireplaces, steps, road and driveway curbing, terraces, and to pave plazas and public spaces. Granite is the traditional favorite of countertop materials for its unique colors and patterns, proven durability and lasting value. Granite comes in hundreds of different colors and is quarried in such places as the ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL: A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF MARBLE The Elks National Memorial Headquarters Building was commissioned by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, one of the oldest and largest fraternal organizations in the United States, and dedicated to the memory of Elks who served in World War I. The monumental building, built in the classical Beaux-Arts style and based on the aesthetic and architectural design principles taught at WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STACKED STONE A strong trend in home design is adding texture to vertical surfaces, and a beautiful way to do that is by using stacked stone. The three-dimensional veneer is made of cut pieces of natural stone that are attached to a backing and installed like you would tile. 7 WAYS TO USE NATURAL STONE TO INCREASE YOUR HOME’S VALUE Wide Stone Walk to Front Door. Wide walks accent the front of a house and make it appear more stately, says Johnsen. Limestone Details. While limestone may be more expensive than brick or other common materials, it will always add more value and more than pay for itself, according to Derek DiSera, a real estate broker with @Properties in Chicago. He recommends using limestone pavers to BEST WAY TO CLEAN NATURAL STONE Here are five common practices to skip to maintain and protect your natural stone surfaces. 1. Cleaning With Vinegar. Madreperola quartzite. Photo courtesy of MSI. Only use cleaners that are suited for natural stone. If you use an outside cleaning service, make sure they do, too, says Lesnar. BOOKMATCHING: GEOLOGY MEETS GEOMETRY These twin slabs can then be arranged along a common edge to produce a stunning, kaleidoscopic pattern. Bookmatched slabs sometimes look like butterflies, or Rorschach (inkblot) tests, or many other fanciful shapes. Bar none, bookmatched slabs are one of the most dramatic and impressive ways to use natural stone. NATURAL QUARTZITE AND ENGINEERED QUARTZ: WHAT’S THE Even though the name “quartz” refers to a natural mineral, engineered quartz (sometimes also called “engineered stone”) is a manufactured product. It’s made from quartz particles bonded together with resin, pigments, and other ingredients. Manufactured quartz is made in factories in the United States, Europe, and Asia,

among other

PETE THE MINER’S SUNRISE MINE ENTERPRISES By 1994, that vision would finally take shape as Sunrise Mine Enterprises. You see, Pete (known as Pete the Miner), like many artists, was destined at birth to carve stone. “I was a miner my whole life,” said Pete, “but my family was always into artwork. My dad and grandfather both worked marble in New York and Chicago.”. WHAT IS QUARTZITE? LEARN ABOUT THIS COMMONLY MISLABELED What is quartzite? Quartzite is a metamorphic rock made almost entirely of the mineral quartz. Quartzite begins its geologic life as sand grains, perhaps on a beach, desert dune, or riverbed. Over time, the sand grains become compressed and stuck together to form

sandstone.

ARTICLES AND INFORMATION PROMOTING THE USE OF NATURAL STONEABOUTRESOURCESGET INVOLVEDDONATEEDUCATEINSPIRE Home improvement projects have surged in the past year. Many people are realizing what the growing body of research has been showing for years: spending time outdoors can improve our health, from being able to better focus to reducing the risk of major health issues such as cardiovascular disease, stress, and high blood pressure.

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Our thanks to Slabworks of Montana and Montana Tile and Stone for allowing us to explore and photograph their beautiful stone slabs.. A handy guide to the ingredients of your favorite natural stone. Minerals are the components of all natural stones. The color of every natural stone, whether it’s jet black, glittery silver, or a kaleidoscope of Technicolor – comes from the individual minerals. ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL: A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF MARBLE The Elks National Memorial Headquarters Building was commissioned by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, one of the oldest and largest fraternal organizations in the United States, and dedicated to the memory of Elks who served in World War I. The monumental building, built in the classical Beaux-Arts style and based on the aesthetic and architectural design principles taught at COUNTERTOP COMPARISON CHART Countertop Comparison Chart What Material is Best for You? The chart below compares the main characteristics of the most popular countertop materials in today’s market, including granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone, porcelain, and engineered quartz. THE ARCHANGEL ESTATE: A HOME SET IN STONE An earlier version of this article appeared in the Fall 2020 edition of Building Stone Magazine.. Inspired by the historic stone architecture surrounding the Boston area, the Archangel Estate is an elegant display of the use of natural stone at its finest. TOP FIVE REASONS WHY NATURAL STONE IS A SUSTAINABLE CHOICE Using Natural Stone in Green Building Projects. There is growing interest in creating beautiful, timeless, homes that are also sustainable. In today’s marketplace, with many materials and design options fighting for your attention, natural stone stands out as the perfect choice for meeting all of your needs while also enhancing the sustainability of your home. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STACKED STONE A strong trend in home design is adding texture to vertical surfaces, and a beautiful way to do that is by using stacked stone. The three-dimensional veneer is made of cut pieces of natural stone that are attached to a backing and installed like you would tile. A DEEP DIVE INTO THE PROPERTIES OF QUARTZITE Quartzite picks up where sandstone leaves off. It’s a metamorphic rock – one that’s been baked into an extra-tough stone by the heat

and pressure

CARING FOR QUARTZITE COUNTERTOPS GRANITE VS. RECYCLED GLASS COUNTERTOPS “Recycled” is a popular term for homeowners concerned with sustainability. These countertop surfaces are made with glass chips from a variety of materials such as medicine & liquor bottles, old stop lights and more. ARTICLES AND INFORMATION PROMOTING THE USE OF NATURAL STONEABOUTRESOURCESGET INVOLVEDDONATEEDUCATEINSPIRE Home improvement projects have surged in the past year. Many people are realizing what the growing body of research has been showing for years: spending time outdoors can improve our health, from being able to better focus to reducing the risk of major health issues such as cardiovascular disease, stress, and high blood pressure.

KNOW YOUR MINERALS

Our thanks to Slabworks of Montana and Montana Tile and Stone for allowing us to explore and photograph their beautiful stone slabs.. A handy guide to the ingredients of your favorite natural stone. Minerals are the components of all natural stones. The color of every natural stone, whether it’s jet black, glittery silver, or a kaleidoscope of Technicolor – comes from the individual minerals. ELKS NATIONAL MEMORIAL: A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF MARBLE The Elks National Memorial Headquarters Building was commissioned by the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, one of the oldest and largest fraternal organizations in the United States, and dedicated to the memory of Elks who served in World War I. The monumental building, built in the classical Beaux-Arts style and based on the aesthetic and architectural design principles taught at COUNTERTOP COMPARISON CHART Countertop Comparison Chart What Material is Best for You? The chart below compares the main characteristics of the most popular countertop materials in today’s market, including granite, marble, quartzite, soapstone, porcelain, and engineered quartz. THE ARCHANGEL ESTATE: A HOME SET IN STONE An earlier version of this article appeared in the Fall 2020 edition of Building Stone Magazine.. Inspired by the historic stone architecture surrounding the Boston area, the Archangel Estate is an elegant display of the use of natural stone at its finest. TOP FIVE REASONS WHY NATURAL STONE IS A SUSTAINABLE CHOICE Using Natural Stone in Green Building Projects. There is growing interest in creating beautiful, timeless, homes that are also sustainable. In today’s marketplace, with many materials and design options fighting for your attention, natural stone stands out as the perfect choice for meeting all of your needs while also enhancing the sustainability of your home. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT STACKED STONE A strong trend in home design is adding texture to vertical surfaces, and a beautiful way to do that is by using stacked stone. The three-dimensional veneer is made of cut pieces of natural stone that are attached to a backing and installed like you would tile. A DEEP DIVE INTO THE PROPERTIES OF QUARTZITE Quartzite picks up where sandstone leaves off. It’s a metamorphic rock – one that’s been baked into an extra-tough stone by the heat

and pressure

CARING FOR QUARTZITE COUNTERTOPS GRANITE VS. RECYCLED GLASS COUNTERTOPS “Recycled” is a popular term for homeowners concerned with sustainability. These countertop surfaces are made with glass chips from a variety of materials such as medicine & liquor bottles, old stop lights and more.

KNOW YOUR MINERALS

Our thanks to Slabworks of Montana and Montana Tile and Stone for allowing us to explore and photograph their beautiful stone slabs.. A handy guide to the ingredients of your favorite natural stone. Minerals are the components of all natural stones. The color of every natural stone, whether it’s jet black, glittery silver, or a kaleidoscope of Technicolor – comes from the individual minerals. KNOW YOUR ROCKS: AN OVERVIEW OF THE Bluestone is a variety of sandstone. It formed as rivers flowed off a former mountain range along the eastern seaboard. As 400,000,000 year-old rivers wound their way through the landscape, they left behind pockets of sandstone in Pennsylvania and southern New York. FACTS ABOUT GRANITE, LIMESTONE, MARBLE, SANDSTONE AND SLATE The only natural stones harder than granite are diamonds, rubies, and sapphires. Therefore, choose granite when permanence, enduring color and texture, and complete freedom from deterioration and maintenance are prime requirements. A SCIENTIFIC GUIDE TO SHOPPING FOR NATURAL STONE Basic supplies for a casual geology lab. Testing the hardness of sandstone with a glass tile. The sandstone is harder than glass. Testing the hardness of marble with the tip of a pocketknife. BOOKMATCHING: GEOLOGY MEETS GEOMETRY Bookmatched slabs sometimes look like butterflies, or Rorschach (inkblot) tests, or many other fanciful shapes. Bar none, bookmatched slabs are one of the most dramatic and impressive ways to use natural

stone.

TINY HOMES BUILT WITH STONE The stonework throughout the exterior house was an important component, as the Archer & Buchanan team needed to make sure it not only mimicked the look of Tolkien’s Hobbit House but also maintained the integrity of the grounds. A SOFT SPOT FOR SOAPSTONE While browsing the slab yard or showroom, each type of stone seems to possess a distinct personality. Glossy, polished granite is the crisp tailored suit, while marble is like flowing linen—a little wrinkled but always in style. NATURAL QUARTZITE AND ENGINEERED QUARTZ: WHAT’S THE Engineered quartz and natural quartzite are both popular choices for countertops, backsplashes, bathrooms, and more. Here’s a quick and handy reference for understanding where they come from, what they’re made of, and how they differ. A MOUNTAIN WITH A HEART OF MARBLE: GOING UNDERGROUND WITH The Vermont Danby quarry is the world’s largest underground marble quarry, Stretching for over a mile, it has been in use for over 100

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