Stone Slabs for Countertops, Floors & Walls

Stone slabs and tiles are among the most durable building materials available, often lasting decades or even centuries when properly installed and maintained. Reclaimed brick and granite cobbles at The Brickyard have already proven their longevity through decades of prior use, making them an exceptionally durable choice for floors, walls, and exterior paving projects.

Standard stone tiles and slabs typically range from 3/4 inch to 1-1/4 inches in thickness for countertop and flooring applications. Thin brick veneer options, available at The Brickyard, are cut to a reduced thickness to allow tile-like installation on walls while maintaining the authentic appearance and character of the original material.

The Brickyard stocks stone tiles and pavers in concrete, clay, wet-cast, and porcelain materials, as well as reclaimed street pavers and granite cobbles. Reclaimed brick varieties include Milwaukee Cream City brick, Chicago Pink brick, and Silver Fox brick, offering unique historical character for floors, walls, and exterior surfaces.

Yes. Reclaimed brick and stone from The Brickyard can be used for interior veneer wall applications and flooring. Full bricks can also be cut into thin brick veneer pieces for a tile-like installation, preserving the distinctive historical patina while fitting standard interior surface thicknesses and installation methods.

Yes. The Brickyard carries environmentally friendly permeable paver options that allow water to pass through the surface, reducing runoff and supporting sustainable landscaping design. These are ideal for driveways, patios, walkways, and commercial hardscaping projects where stormwater management is a consideration.

Yes. The Brickyard supplies stone tiles, pavers, and reclaimed materials for both residential and commercial projects. Products are available in large or small quantities, and the sales team provides consultation, contractor recommendations, and installation specification guides to support projects of any scale.