Regent Buff

Lintels

Cut Stone Accessories

Regent Buff Lintels features a light gray-beige stone with a fine-grained surface and sporadic fossilized impressions. Subtle taupe and olive undertones appear throughout, giving it a muted, natural variation. The texture is consistent with occasional specks and soft mineral swirls. It has a neutral, matte look suitable for understated architectural details.

Standard Sizes:

8" x 48" x 1.25"
12" x 48" x 1.25"
16" x 48" x 1.25"

8" x 48" x 2.25"
12" x 48" x 2.25"
16" x 48" x 2.25"

Custom Sizes available upon request.

Shipped with Honed Finish. Brushed and Bush Hammered custom finishes available upon request.

Lintels shipped with Finished Top and Edge Finish Detail along one side.

Available Surface Finishes

regent buff finish brushed

Brushed

regent buff finish bush hammered

Bush Hammered

regent buff finish honed

Honed

Edge Finish Details

Available Thickness: 1.25" and 2.25"
Custom Thickness available upon request.

Cut Stone edge detail inch and a quarter honed edge.

1.25" Honed

Cut Stone edge detail inch and a quarter brushed edge.

1.25" Brushed

Cut Stone edge detail inch and a quarter bush hammered edge.

1.25" Bush Hammered

Cut Stone edge detail inch and a quarter split edge.

1.25" Split

Cut Stone edge detail two and a quarter inch honed edge.

2.25" Honed

Cut Stone edge detail two and a quarter inch brushed edge.

2.25" Brushed

Cut Stone edge detail two and a quarter inch bush hammered edge.

2.25" Bush Hammered

Cut Stone edge detail two and a quarter inch split edge.

2.25" Split

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AAA Natural Stone will sell stone to users in most climates, if the owner/installer understands and agrees that performance of any natural stone in any exterior installation is the responsibility of the purchaser and their agents. As a natural product, AAA Natural Stone does not ‘engineer’ stone for specific environments and/or applications, so it is the client’s sole responsibility to determine if any natural stone will perform effectively for their purpose. For instance, natural stones that do not test well under many freeze-thaw cycles may do well in a subfreezing climate if there is little precipitation. Performance can also be impacted greatly by factors such as installation orientation (horizontal vs vertical), or the use of sealers to repel moisture or reduce absorption. If you absolutely love a particular type of stone for a particular application, we highly recommend consulting with your architect and/or contractor and reaching out to a company that manufactures natural stone sealers to understand which products and application processes will help your project endure.