Halquist Stone

Why consider natural stone flooring? The natural beauty of stone and the depth of color will exude elegance in any room. Our Tile Collection is available in several finishes including: brushed, bushhammered, thermal, honed or polished. Each stone has its own unique color, veining and natural characteristics. The best part is that it's American Made from Midwestern stone.

Halquist Stone is dedicated to providing quality caly brick products with an inspiring choice of fashionable colors, textures and sizes to compliment today's architectural designs. Bricks are available in a wide range of sizes in addition to thin brick. Our brick lines include: BrickCraft, Continental Brick, Endicott Brick, Henry Brick, McAvoy Brick, Old Carolina Brick, Pine Hall Brick, Statesville Brick, Summit Brick and Taylor Clay Brick. LONGEVITY - Brick's estimated lifespan is roughly 100 years or more, and that's very conservative considering brick structures like the Roman aqueducts have been around for over 1,000 years.

Natural stone is more than rock people build with, it's naturally elegant, pure, and a solid indication of your personality. Using Halquist natural stone presents an authentic image to others and cultivates a deeper form of integrity. Nature makes no excuses, puts on no disguises, hides absolutely nothing, and never settles for less than the real thing. Only natural stone can make these claims. Halquist veneer stones are presented in six collections. Each type represents a grouping of stones with a similarity of shapes and processing methods from all Halquist's major quarry areas: Lannon, Chilton, Fond du Lac and Stevens Point Wisconsin.

For best results, clean your countertop daily with a soft cloth and a neutral, non-abrasive cleaner such as dish soap. Using harsh household cleaners such as Windex, Lysol Disinfectant and 409 can be harmful. Keep in mind the more harsh the product, the quicker it will break down your sealer. Avoid using products that contain lemon, ammonia, vinegar or other acids because they may etch the stone. High and low temperatures will not harm your granite; however, if you have a seam in your countertop, it is best to avoid placing hot materials on this area.