Coverall Stone -Gold Creek Basalt Column

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These basalt columns feature a rich variety of hues and colors ranging from rusty reds, juicy oranges, and regal silver flecks with bits of dark charcoal showing through from beneath the crust. Quite often, colorful swirling patterns are visible in the natural crust.


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SeaTac, WA 98148
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Gold Creek Basalt Column

These basalt columns feature a rich variety of hues and colors ranging from rusty reds, juicy oranges, and regal silver flecks with bits of dark charcoal showing through from beneath the crust. Quite often, colorful swirling patterns are visible in the natural crust. Gold Creek basalt is typically very columnar in shape, most often hexagonal in form. Each piece is a unique stone product, showcased in a variety of natural shapes and colors. Due to our large inventory of these beautiful stones, we can always find a piece to fit your needs.

Diameters: 3-6” & 8-12″
Length: up to 6’
Weight: ~20-70 lbs per linear foot

Basalt Columns

Whether installing a massive basalt column placement piece for a commercial or public works project, or simply adding a rich touch to a residential landscaping scene, natural basalt columns make for a stunning addition to any project. Available in a wide variety of heights, diameters, and colors, we stock basalt columns for any application.

Basalt is a volcanic rock and one of the most common types of rock in the world. Although basalt is common, it is rare to find the long, solid columns of basalt that we use for our products. In Washington state, there are large areas where ancient lava flows cooled at a relatively rapid rate, forcing the lava to contract. This rapid cooling and contraction caused horizontal fracturing, creating unique 5 and 6 sided basalt columns. The skin or crust on the outside of the columns has a patina ranging from beige to red to black and will often contain a multitude of colors. The inside of basalt is black and polishes up to a rich luster. It is a dense, crystalline material, weighing in at 188 pounds per cubic foot, about 10% heavier than granite.


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