Fossil Creek Stone is a quartzitic sandstone formed over 300 million years ago in the deserts of Eastern New Mexico. Formed by water deposits with a higher compressive strength (16,400 psi) and a lower absorption rate (2%), Fossil Creek Stone can be utilized in any climate and last for generations. It is a color consistent material, with its neutral beige to earth tone buff coloring.
Fossil Creek Regular Slabs 4″-8″ refers to large, thick, horizontally palletized pieces used for durable pool decks, and rugged stepping stones for landscaping. These heavy-duty jumbo pieces transform ordinary landscapes into dramatic focal points. Whether integrated into residential gardens or commercial spaces, these outcroppings deliver the raw beauty of exposed bedrock while serving practical functions as steps, treads, landings, pool decks, walkways.
Fossil Creek Regular Slabs 4″-8″ have wavy, rough and irregular surfaces that tell geological stories while creating natural transitions between different landscape elevations. Architects prize these formations for their ability to anchor large spaces, define garden rooms, and establish a sense of permanence.
On average, these slabs come 3′-6′ wide by 5′-8′ long.
