Whistler Basalt

Weathered greys from silver to charcoal. Rugged and refined, with the depth of the mountain.

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The Stone

Rugged, weathered, and full of depth.

Whistler Basalt is the weathered outer shell of the mountain's basalt columns, aged by the elements. Its palette runs from pale silver through deep charcoal, warmed by taupe and sand. Rugged and refined at once, with the enduring depth of the mountain it came from. Quarried in Canada, fabricated in the USA.

Color Palette

Weathered greys from pale silver to deep charcoal, warmed by taupe, sand, and the occasional rust-toned stone.

Texture & Character

Rugged, variegated character in the weathered shell of the basalt column, finished split, natural, honed, or flamed.

Origin & Craft

A Canadian basalt, quarried in Canada and fabricated in the USA. All natural, never fake.

Built to Endure

A dense, hard-wearing volcanic basalt with the strength to take weather and time, indoors or out.

Applications & Specifications

Spec-ready. Order-ready.

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Veneer

Whistler Basalt

Ledge Thin Veneer

Random ledgestone in set heights and random lengths, for a rugged, layered wall.

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Thin Veneer

Whistler Basalt

StyleLedge
Heights2"–8"
Lengths6"–20"
Thickness~1 1/4"
FaceNatural
EdgeSawn
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Veneer

Whistler Basalt

Ledge Full Veneer

Full-depth ledgestone that carries its own weight and reads as a solid stone wall.

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Full Veneer

Whistler Basalt

StyleLedge
Heights2"–8"
Lengths6"–20"
Thickness3"–5"
FaceNatural
EdgeSawn
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Veneer

Whistler Basalt

Panel Full Veneer

The weathered outer shell of a basalt column, dimensionally sawn into clean panels. Each face aged one-of-a-kind by the elements. Larger sizing on custom orders.

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Full Veneer

Whistler Basalt

StylePanel
Sizes12"×24", Custom
Thickness3"–5"
FaceNatural
EdgeSawn
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The Living Material

Whistler Basalt is the weathered shell of the mountain itself, the outer face of basalt columns aged by long seasons of weather. That history reads in every panel, silver and charcoal warmed by sand, each stone a little different. It carries a quiet, elemental weight into a room, grounding a space the way stone this old naturally does.