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Paradise Stone Pillars

by Paradise Quarry

Northland

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Paradise Stone can be used to create stone pillars for your home - whether it's to frame a dramatic entrance, create a shaded veranda or as decorative stone pillars used throughout your garden. 

Our stone is sold by the cubic meter (m3) as either: 

  • #1 Walling
  • #2 Walling
  • Thin & Thick Walling Rock
  • Calcite Faced Walling
  • Corners

There is a very wide range of finished ‘looks’ depending up what construction style is used, from dry stacking, variable width joints between the stones to bagged or rendered finishes. Add to this mortar colour and if the mortar is left flush or raked.

Technically a sedimentary limestone, each line that is clearly displayed in the stone, is essentially a new layer of ‘what was once ocean floor’ 30 million years ago when all of Whangarei was a giant tropical lagoon. Visible within the stone are individual particles comprising of tiny fragments of ancient coral, mollusc and crustacean shell compacted down layer by layer forming the seabed.

It is the very distinct sedimentary lines and natural colours that create the texture and finish which separates Northland Oceanic Schist from any commercially quarried stone available in New Zealand or indeed anywhere else in the world. The stone is predominately a bluey-grey colour, with the balance of the stone featuring earthy colours ranging from bronze tones and sandy browns, occasional white faces to slightly greener highlights.

Paradise Stone Pillars
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Paradise Stone can be used to create stone pillars for your home - whether it's to frame a dramatic entrance, create a shaded veranda or as decorative stone pillars used throughout your garden.

Our stone is sold by the cubic meter (m3) as either: 

  • #1 Walling
  • #2 Walling
  • Thin & Thick Walling Rock
  • Calcite Faced Walling
  • Corners

There is a very wide range of finished ‘looks’ depending up what construction style is used, from dry stacking, variable width joints between the stones to bagged or rendered finishes. Add to this mortar colour and if the mortar is left flush or raked.

Technically a sedimentary limestone, each line that is clearly displayed in the stone, is essentially a new layer of ‘what was once ocean floor’ 30 million years ago when all of Whangarei was a giant tropical lagoon. Visible within the stone are individual particles comprising of tiny fragments of ancient coral, mollusc and crustacean shell compacted down layer by layer forming the seabed.

It is the very distinct sedimentary lines and natural colours that create the texture and finish which separates Northland Oceanic Schist from any commercially quarried stone available in New Zealand or indeed anywhere else in the world. The stone is predominately a bluey-grey colour, with the balance of the stone featuring earthy colours ranging from bronze tones and sandy browns, occasional white faces to slightly greener highlights.

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Paradise Stone Pillars

The Paradise Stone Pillars is supplied by Paradise Quarry. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Paradise Quarry lists on ArchiPro.

Paradise Quarry does not publish a price for the Paradise Stone Pillars on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.

It is listed under Masonry and Stone on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with masonry and stone from other suppliers.

Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Helena Bay Lodge by Paradise Quarry. See how it was used in a finished space.

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