Grizzly Stone Slabs

Grizzly Stone formed in layers of varying thicknesses, and those layers give it patterns you will not find twice. The coloring is primarily dark brown, light gray and green. In slab form you get a broad face of that pattern in one piece. Slabs are the big, bold pieces of the yard, used where a single stone needs to do a lot of work. Come walk the slab area and see which piece speaks to you.

Layered patterns in brown, gray and green

The layers are the story of this stone. Because they vary in thickness, the bands of dark brown, light gray and green shift across each slab.

That mix of colors lets Grizzly Stone bridge warm and cool tones in a yard. It sits well next to wood, concrete and green plantings.

Ideas for slabs

A slab can serve as a garden step, a bench top, a small bridge or a feature set into a planting bed. Our stone steps ideas page has examples of slab work.

Grizzly Stone is also carried in other forms. Ask about Grizzly Stone flagstone and wall stone if you want the same look across a whole project.

Selecting and moving a slab

Slabs differ in size and shape, so bring the measurements of the spot you want to fill. Staff will help you find a piece that suits it.

Stone is sold by weight and slabs are heavy. Ask about flatbed delivery when you get your quote.

Popular uses

• Garden steps
• Bench tops
• Small footbridges
• Feature slabs in planting beds
• Landings at a gate or door