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Which color stone is this?

Ariana Lightner

9 years ago

Positano or Naples by chance?

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PRO
Basalite Concrete Products
9 years ago
Hi lightners94619 Thanks for the question. it is Stonewall II in Positano (good guess)!

Here's the product info, if you want to see other colors: http://www.basalite.com/products/retaining-garden-walls/select-series/stonewall-ii

Thanks again,
Terrie@Basalite
Ariana Lightner
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you! Do you happen to have a link to any photos that showcase the Naples color in action? e.g. fully built walls or other structures? We're having trouble getting the full experience from just the swatches on the website and not seeing any examples with that color. Thanks!
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PRO
Basalite Concrete Products
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Thanks for the question!

The attached is a photo of Naples utilized in a water feature (the wall is Positano). The difference between Positano and Naples is that the Positano includes tan blocks. Naples is only grey and red, with no tan included in the mix.

It's extremely difficult to reproduce colors accurately on a computer screen. We recommend that you view actual block at your local dealer. You can find a dealer near you by going here:
http://www.basalite.com/where-to-buy

If you have any other questions, feel free to email me at marketing@basalite.com.

Thanks again for your request!

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