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Fireplace stone

10 years ago

Where is the fireplace stone from? Doing something similar and thinking of using Loon Lake but like the sharper cuts of these stones. Thanks!

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CHC Mountain Structures
10 years ago
The stone used on this fireplace is called Farmers Rock and is from Oklahoma. We had set in a drystack manner to achieve this look.
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