Build rugged, natural-looking walls and veneers with Colonial Grey Wall Stone — a Pennsylvania natural stone in cool grey tones that blends into any landscape or architectural setting. Choose from two thickness tiers to match your project: 1”–3” thin pieces for veneer and detail work, or 2”–4” thick pieces for structural walls, borders, and dry-stack features. Available by the pallet for full installations or by the pound for small repairs and accent work.

Choose Your Size and Unit of Sale

• 1”–3” Thin: Ideal for wall veneer, fireplace surrounds, and decorative facing where lighter weight and flatter profiles are needed.
• 2”–4” Thick: Built for dry-stack retaining walls, garden borders, seat walls, and structural features that need mass and stability.
• Per Pallet: Full pallet (~3,000 lbs / ~30 cu ft) for complete wall builds and large projects.
• Per LB: Buy by the pound for small repairs, cap pieces, accent stones, and topping up an existing wall.

Key Features

• Cool grey tones: Neutral, consistent color complements both traditional and modern hardscapes.
• Natural split faces: Irregular textures and shapes create authentic dry-stack character.
• Durable in all climates: Dense natural stone withstands freeze–thaw cycles, rain, and heavy use.
• Stackable profiles: Flat bedding planes and irregular edges nest tightly for stable coursing.
• Low maintenance: No sealing required; rinse to refresh color as needed.

Applications

Build retaining walls, garden borders, raised beds, and seat-height features. Face foundations, chimneys, and outdoor fireplaces with natural stone veneer. Create pillar accents, mailbox surrounds, and entry columns. Edge driveways and walkways with stacked grey stone that looks native to the site.

Specifications

• Material: Natural Pennsylvania wall stone (Colonial Grey)
• Color: Cool grey with subtle natural variation
• Finish: Natural split face; irregular edges
• Thickness: 1”–3” (thin) or 2”–4” (thick)
• Pallet weight: ~3,000 lbs (~30 cu ft)
• Sold by: The pallet or by the pound

Set stones on a compacted base with good drainage. For dry-stack walls over 3 feet, consult local codes and consider a geogrid-reinforced base. Stagger joints between courses for stability. Backfill with drainage aggregate behind retaining walls to manage water pressure.