LB NEW ENGLAND BLUE RANGE FLAG
- Natural mica schist flagstone
- Features blue, grey, and silver tones
- Irregular shapes with natural cleft surface
- Sourced from the New England region
- Suitable for exterior hardscaping projects
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About New England Blue Flagstone
New England Blue Flagstone is a natural stone material sourced from the Northeastern United States. Classified geologically as a mica schist, this stone is quarried and split to create irregular paving units. It is characterized by its distinct mineral composition, which differs from sandstone-based flagstones often found in other regions. This material is widely distributed by landscape and masonry suppliers for use in hardscaping projects.
New England Blue Flagstone Technical Specifications
- Material Type: Natural Stone (Mica Schist)
- Color Range: Blue, Grey, Silver-Grey
- Thickness: 1″ to 2″ nominal (varies by piece)
- Surface Finish: Natural Cleft
- Shape: Irregular (Stand-Up)
- Texture: Micaceous (contains mica minerals)
Applications & Material Features of New England Blue Flagstone
New England Blue Flagstone is utilized in exterior landscape architecture and masonry. The material is typically employed for flatwork applications such as patios, walkways, and stepping stones. Due to its schist composition, the surface exhibits a subtle sheen or sparkle when exposed to sunlight, attributed to the presence of mica minerals. The natural cleft surface provides a textured finish that maintains a relatively flat profile suitable for foot traffic. As a natural product, variations in size, thickness, and color saturation are inherent characteristics of the stone.
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What type of stone is New England Blue Flagstone?
It is classified as a mica schist, a metamorphic rock known for its layered structure and mineral content.
What colors are found in this flagstone?
The primary color palette ranges from blue to grey, often with silver highlights due to the mica content.
What is the typical thickness of this product?
Standard inventory is typically stocked in a 1-inch to 2-inch thickness range, though natural variations occur.
How is the surface of the stone finished?
The stone features a natural cleft surface, meaning it is split along its natural layers rather than sawn.
Is this stone sold by the piece or by weight?
New England Blue Flagstone is commonly sold by weight or by the pallet load at masonry supply yards.
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