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Thermal bluestone is cut and quarried from the same area of Pennsylvania as our natural cleft bluestone. The major difference is the process in which thermal bluestone is cut and finished. Thermal bluestone is the top of the line in bluestone flagging. Each stone is cut to a nominal thickness of 1.5", then the top surface of each stone is run through a furnace and thermalled to create a uniform, consistent finish. These extra steps make the installation of this product much quicker and easier as the installer is able to screed his base level and set the stones. The need to adjust the base so each stone sits level is virtually eliminated,

Thermal bluestone is also more consistent in thickness. Because it is sawn rather than split there is more control in the manufacturing process.

Thermal bluestone is more expensive than natural cleft bluestone because of this process.

So take a look around. We're confident you'll discover why we're The Preferred Name In Stone.