The perfect balance of blue-gray and caramel-scotch tones means that you get the best of both worlds with Spalted Oak. Balance, that’s the secret. The shadowy hues of Barnwood Blue and honey tones of Highland Scotch make for an impeccable combination of complementary colors in Spalted Oak – grays, tans, charcoals, whites, buffs, blues, dark grays, beiges (with occasional oranges, browns, and blacks). No matter whether you select an artistic assemblage of irregular and random shapes, prefer it stacked in layers, or would rather have pieces neatly split to squares and rectangles or sawn to precision heights; the beautiful neutral and natural colors of Spalted Oak position your project for success with a win-win solution in almost any pattern.
Buechel’s commitment to best experiences means that you have even more than the best of both worlds with Spalted Oak. Get a glimpse of just some of the features and benefits that come from working with Spalted Oak, and you’ll find that you really can have your cake and eat it too:
- 100% real with most blends offered in both full and thin architectural building stone veneers
- Regional fabrication expertise (N. Carolina VIDEO link here) local to quarrying/sourcing with ready-to-ship inventory
- An awesome Samples Dept. with quick turnarounds
- 2D CAD (hatch patterns) and wall system dwg options
- General specs with ASTM standards
- 3-part specs (for mortar-set full, mortar-set thin, & Laticrete)
- High-res swatches and photos
- COMING SOON – BIM and 3D resources (currently in development)
Speaking of cake, congrats to Kathleen Lucas for winning cupcakes as part of our #newfrombuechel campaign for dealers. (Note: If you’re a dealer, just use the share buttons below to increase your chances at winning cupcakes for sharing new product information [via email or social media using #newfrombuechel]. Here’s link to a PDF of how to post using popular share buttons. We can’t wait to share even more good taste with another lucky winner in the next couple of weeks!)
Tracy Lisowe
Marketing Director
Buechel Stone Corp.