What Does Ledgestone Mean

Ledgestone is a refined type of stacked stone that emphasizes horizontal joints. The pattern is typically comprised of individually stacked rectangles of stone, usually no higher than four inches, where the horizontal ledge is more defined than the vertical joints.

What type of stone is ledgestone?

Ledgestone, a honed and cleft-faced stone made of granite, limestone, sandstone, or travertine, can add character and interest to the area, as well as dimension and color.

Is ledgestone expensive?

Limestone floors actually cost a lot lesser than many other types of natural stones. While ceramic and porcelain may be an inexpensive option to consider. However, when considering floors, this economical, resilient rock is by far the best option as compared to any other stones such as granite or marble.