Stone steps can be used to connect two areas of varying elevations. They can also help to achieve the desired look with the overall landscape design of your property. While Limestone steps can provide a refined appearance, Kearney stone gives a more rustic, natural feel.

Stone steps are typically 6” thick and can range in depth as well as length. Stone steps can be found in a variety of different stones which can dictate the edges and surfaces that are available. Generally, stone steps are installed as a dry layed application and incorporated into a retaining wall structure system.

This design gallery focuses on the various types of both natural and manufactured stone steps. From Kearney stone and Bluestone to Limestone and manufactured stone, this sampling highlights the most prominent types of stone steps available.

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