Stone comes from the earth and eventually returns to the earth.
Quarried soapstone is where we begin.
We make simple products and sell those products around the world.
We do it well and we do it responsibly.
Kitchen countertops
A countertop stone that can take any heat, will never stain and feels beautiful. People who like Soapstone love their Soapstone because of its durability to life's little accidents; without fear or worry--its pure and natural stone!
Quarried in Canada for those looking beyond Chinese alternatives in quality materials such as quartzite (which often stains easily) granite etc...
Shower Floors
Soapstone shower floors have the best traction of any material. They reduce chemical use and plastic consumption by 97% so you can enjoy a safe, sustainable environment for generations to come!
Soapstone Grilling Stone
Change the way you grill. Move from cast iron and stainless steel to soapstone.
Go from dried out and burnt to tender, juicy and flavourful.
You will be amazed at how it works!
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Canadian Soapstone
Pools
Furniture tops and entrances
Replace that old stained marble with a stone better suited to withstand stains.
Natural stone at its best.
Architectural Soapstone
Salt Attack
Walkways next to buildings are salted in winter.
It needs to be done to stop slips and falls.
A band of our soapstone will protect the building in these areas blocking the salt and water damage caused by salt attack.
Architectural Soapstone Chimney
Chimneys are continually under attack from
water and freeze thaw effects.
Our soapstone is impervious to moisture it actually repels water.
The new soapstone chimney is half the weight of the old brick one and was built in our shop, then craned into position.
Sinks and Fireplaces
Fireplace surrounds have been a reality with Canadian Soapstone for hundreds of years.
Sinks are also a wonderful addition to any kitchen.
Architectural Soapstone
Wood Attack
The beauty and strength of wooden posts and columns provide unparalleled value to any build.
But they are consistently under attack from water resulting in rot.
This column has been supported on a soapstone base since 1732.
