4/21/20 10:30 AM / by Noah Dempsey posted in Fieldstone Dark, Fieldstone Veneer, New England Rounds, New England Thinstone, New England Fieldstone, Stone Veneer, Old New England Wall, Residential Projects, split fieldstone, PA Fieldstone, Pennsylvania Fieldstone
Every year masons, contractors and architects are responsible for creating beautiful masterpieces using natural stone veneer. Most of the Natural Stone used in these projects is supplied through quarries, but some are pulled right from the fields of New York, New England and Pennsylvania. This stone is rightfully referred to as Fieldstone Veneer.
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Old New England Wall Natural Stone Siding
9/16/17 1:09 PM / by DelgadoStone posted in Fieldstone Veneer, Natural Stone, New England Rounds, Veneer, New England Fieldstone
If you are in the real stone veneer world you have been part of a conversation regarding “New England Fieldstone” or “CT Fieldstone” veneer. When people look at a fieldstone product versus a quarried stone they always ask: what’s the difference?
The simple answer is that a fieldstone is harvested from a field while a quarried stone is sourced from a quarry. New England Fieldstone is named because it is harvested from open fields and farms throughout New England. You may see some of it on a road trip in as a wall while others are scattered over acres of empty fields. Unlike a quarried stone, you can’t “dig” or “blast” for more fieldstone. Once the field has been harvested, that stone is gone. Forever.
