Beautify your home with natural stone products

June 19, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Mark Pavilons

We take pride in our homesteads. What better way to make a lasting statement than with the beauty of natural stone?
King’s leading stone producer, Allstone Quarry Products, will welcome the public for a one-day summer sale Saturday, June 21. The company, located on Highway 27 south of Schomberg, will offer an unbelievable amount of stone products to suit all of your needs, big or small.
Allstone is pulling out all the stops for this sale. Customers can enjoy quarry direct prices on a huge selection of materials.
Choose from literally tons of interlock stones, stone stairs, garden edging, rock garden accents, retaining walls, swimming pool patio stones, driveway accents. Pick out that perfect decorative piece of granite for your front lawn. Build your own inukshuk. Pick from granite, limestone and flagstone, to name a few.
This is a rare opportunity for the public to hand-select their stone, and stroll through the massive yard and meet Allstone’s knowledgeable staff.
There will be prizes, a charity BBQ and more. Come and see “Little Joe,” the world’s largest inukshuk, towering 11 metres high and weighing 82,000 kilos.
The sale runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Arrive early to get the best selection.
For more, call them at 905-939-8491 or visit www.facebook.com/allstone.quarry.

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