Stoneyard.com Featured Project #923 Lexington,MA Home - Mosaic Veneer

Featured Gallery Mosaic Fieldstone Veneer

Orr Homes - Lexington,MA

Featured Project # 923

This private residence in Lexington, MA features Stoneyard.com Historic New England Fieldstone Mosaic natural stone veneer on the stair risers, garage, backyard entertainment area, foundation, and exterior walls as maintenance free stone siding.

http://www.stoneyard.com/gallery/projects/orr-homes-923/

Tuscan Villa Tour Created with New England Fieldstone

Video Interview with Stuart Murr

Designer, Architect and Builder
Smart Designs Inc.
Springfield,Missouri

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Stoneyard.com Featured Project #921 Townsend Library Fieldstone Round Veneer

Featured Project #921

Townsend Library and Senior Center Complex

New library features natural New England Fieldstone veneer stone from Stoneyard.com

How Thin is Thin - New England Fieldstone Thin Veneer by Stoneyard.com

How Thin is Thin?

Thin Veneer vs Full Thickness Stone 

David Croteau of Stoneyard.com explains how Historic New England Fieldstone Thin Veneer is made from full thickness (3-6 inch) Building Veneer

Enclosed Workspace

October 10, 2009 was the first snowfall here in Littleton, MA, and now that it is December, I wanted to write a little about cold weather masonry. There is still room for masonry work on the calender.

-Temperature constraint:
Ideal temperature for masonry is 60-80 degrees Fahrenheit, but you can work as low as 40 degrees.

-Solution:
Raise the temperature by enclosing the workspace. Either bring in a heater or open the front door and run the boiler.

Gerald Croteau
www.Stoneyard.com