Bouquet Canyon Slabs

Some projects need one big stone instead of many small ones. Bouquet Canyon slabs are that stone. Each slab is roughly 3 to 4 feet across and 8 to 9 feet long, in a deep charcoal gray with gold and brown highlights. Laid flat, a slab can bridge a dry creek or form a landing. Stood on end, it becomes a monolith. Set on two boulders, it becomes a garden bench.

Size and color

The charcoal gray base is dark and calm, and the gold and brown highlights give it warmth up close.

At 3 to 4 feet by 8 to 9 feet, these are true specialty pieces. Come see them in person to choose the one with the face and shape you want.

Ways to use a slab

Common uses include bridges over dry creeks or small streams, benches on boulder supports, large steps and landings, and upright monoliths as a focal point.

Look through our stone steps ideas and specialty stone for more.

One slab can do the work of many smaller stones. A single bridge or landing reads as a strong, simple gesture in a garden.

Moving and placing

A slab this size needs machinery. Mid Valley Rock can refer you to a crane placement company for large pieces, and delivery requires a forklift and flatbed.

Plan the base before the slab arrives so it can go straight into place. Slabs are sold by weight and quoted by phone or at the yard.

Popular uses

• Stone bridges
• Garden benches
• Large steps and landings
• Upright monoliths
• Dramatic entry features