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Trade: excavating / concrete / masonry
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: NW, CT
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Flagging
I was wondering what people are using as flagging for terraces in the different parts of the country?
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Location: Austin
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Re: Flagging
This one flys 24-7 from my terrace:
![]() And on weekends, this one: ![]() Just kidding, around here it is limestone, either split or sawn, and it is dirt cheap and soft. |
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Trade: Masonry / architectural stone carving
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Central Texas
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Re: Flagging
Like Tom said, around here, limestone is what we have, although most anything is available at some of the stone yards. I like the sawed material because it is a consistant thickness, and flat. One of my favorites was a stone from the hill country known as "ripple rock" a fossilized 100 million yo rippled surface--made for a unique look around a pool.
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