When it comes to completing a design project, steps don't always get their fair share of the praise and glory, they often get walked all over without getting any of the credit that they deserve. In retrospect, they are the glue that holds your designs together, they complete the transitions from room to room and from floor to floor, they also lead you in and out of your pools, homes, and offices. Natural stone can liven up any stare case, bringing it a much needed touch of class and style. A dry stack is often the best choice for the face of your stairs, with complementing flagstone used as the cap of the steps.

 
  Tennessee broken stack stone was dry stacked to build the faces of these stair cases.

     Tennessee flagstone was used to create the steps that lead in and out of this pool in Sanford, Florida..(pictured above)

     Tennessee flagstone was used for both the cap of these steps and as the dry stack on the face of these steps. 

     Silver river quarts flagstone was used to cap these steps in Lake Mary, Florida..

    Tennessee flagstone was used to create the steps that lead in and out of this pool in Philips landing, located in Metro West, Florida..(pictured below)