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graniteman
02-03-2009, 06:13 PM
Does anyone use antique granite or brick pavers in their landsape? We may be able to help. Currently harvesting pavers, cobbles and granite block.
Harmony Design Group
02-03-2009, 07:24 PM
I would interested in the products you have. Take some pictures of the Granite and post them.
GreenMonster
02-03-2009, 10:21 PM
where are you out of?
graniteman
02-04-2009, 06:19 PM
Hi Green Monster and Harmony Group.
We are out of the Boston area but we ship our cobbles and pavers nationwide. We are doing the Home Show this weekend in Wilmington, MA to show our products. Do you use antique hardscape often? Here is a picture of us harvest these jumbo cobbles from an 1896 Mill. The cobbles are clean and would make for a nice driveway, patio or indoor architecture use. The pavers have a blend shade of red and come from a brewry dismantling. The pavers were in such abundance that they were used in the building instead of the road which makes them even more appealing because the don't have any street wear which what they were used for before asphalt in the early 1900's. Is there an easy way of sending a photo or 2?
CaptainsLS
02-04-2009, 06:44 PM
Do you have a website? You can choose "go advanced" when you post a reply and you will see the option to add an attachment picture.
graniteman
02-04-2009, 07:05 PM
Website is just about ready but not up yet. Thanks for photo info. I will try.
100 year old mill - harvesting clean jumbo cobbles palletized at 100 we have quite a few (50,000) - we ship coast to coast
1904-5 Brewry - Brick paving block we have available about 100,000
3 bridges 1920's? dismantling of granite block great for wall building and sitting stones
Old slope curb which can be used for edging along a driveway or walkway gives that old look
We also have unique granite monuments - odd shaped granite for markers, entrance way stones etc.
musclecarboy
02-04-2009, 10:37 PM
WOW those are absolutely beautiful!
zedosix
02-06-2009, 02:07 PM
Very nice, how bout sending a load or two up to canada. I could use the larger stone in a heartbeat.
Harmony Design Group
02-06-2009, 03:48 PM
The two products that I would use would be the large granite rocks and the jumbo belgium block. What is the pricing for that material. How many pallets per truck? I am in NJ.
graniteman
02-09-2009, 05:11 PM
The two products that I would use would be the large granite rocks and the jumbo belgium block. What is the pricing for that material. How many pallets per truck? I am in NJ.
Hi,
We can get 14 pallets on a flat bed for a total of 1400 pavers. The granite block can be purchased individually or by the ton. We can get approx 23 ton in a triaxle with a barn door @ $1900.00 per truck or you can figure approx 100 - 130 sq ft of face stone on a triaxle load. This antique granite block is really nice material. Very stackable with a great weathered look from a 1920's bridge.
You may call me directly if you have any further questions.
Thank you,
Mark Reed
The Reed Corp/Old New England Granite
781-334-4805
graniteman
02-09-2009, 05:13 PM
Hi,
We can get 14 pallets on a flat bed for a total of 1400 pavers. The granite block can be purchased individually or by the ton. We can get approx 23 ton in a triaxle with a barn door @ $1900.00 per truck or you can figure approx 100 - 130 sq ft of face stone on a triaxle load. This antique granite block is really nice material. Very stackable with a great weathered look from a 1920's bridge.
You may call me directly if you have any further questions.
Thank you,
Mark Reed
The Reed Corp/Old New England Granite
781-334-4805
I forgot. The cost per pallet is $375.00 100 per pallet plus transportation.
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