Click here to see Interview #1 of the 2011 Eichenlaub Ask The Experts series.

We asked Ron Hoover our stone expert several questions you have been asking.  In this clip we ask:

Q. What do you see as currents trends and future trends in working with stone?

Hit play to see a video of this Rhododendron Tunnel!

Click play below to watch a video of this outdoor patio area

Designed by:RJ

Click Here to see a slideshow of the compassion garden. This garden provides a relaxing place to sit in a city environment just outside the Forbes Hospice in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood.

Designed by: Mark McKenzie
Installed by: Eichenlaub Inc.

Click Here to see a slideshow of this formal flagstone terrace. The patio is Pennsylvania bluestone the walls and steps are sandstone. Clematis was planted to grow over the brick arches. The entrance arbor and lattice structure are from Walpole Woodworkers.

Click Here to see a slideshow of this display of fall mums.

Designed by: Ryan Hanley @ Eichenlaub Inc.
Installed by: Eichenlaub Inc.

Click Here to see a slideshow of this entranceway featuring limestone steps. The railing is stainless steel with a wooden handrail. The walls are sandstone with a 6” cap. The fountain is bronzed logs with a limestone coping. Hornbeam trees along the wall will be sheared into an aerial hedge.

Designed by: Ed Werley
Installed by: Eichenlaub Inc.

Click Here to see a slideshow of this outdoor bar and grill area. The fireplace includes a charcoal side grill, storage areas, cable TV and electrical outlets. The bar features back lighting, a warming drawer, cable TV connections, and electrical outlets. The bar top is a solid piece of PA bluestone the bar and fireplace veneer is local field stone.