Alcove View Image An entry with a recessed area usually just large enough to get shade. Animaleer View Image A natural or idealized animal form used for ornamental details. Art View Image Artistic details and ornamental highlights. Base View Image Includes a separate base. Batman View Image Keystone design with wings on both sides. BatmanRecess View Image Keystone design consisting of the main keystone with wings on both sides and recessed main area. BatmanSlant View Image Keystone design consisting of the main keystone with wings on both sides and the top of the main key being larger than the bottom. Cap View Image Includes a separate cap, as for a newel pier. Chamfer View Image Keystone design with beveled edges. CircleTop View Image Unit that includes a circle top. CircleTopDouble View Image A group of two circle top openings that form one unit. CircleTopTriple View Image A group of three circle top openings that form one unit. Circular View Image Shaped like a full circle. Coped View Image On a profile that runs horizontally, the portion of the profile that turns a corner to make a neat joint. Corbel View Image A bracket form. A supporting member for projecting floors or shelfs. Commonly set beneath a parapet or an eave line. Cylindrical View Image Having the shape of a cylinder; An elongated round body with a uniform diameter. DecorativeLegs View Image Having ornate or decorative supporting legs. DoubleStepOut View Image Keystone design. Elliptical View Image Plane figure with more than one radius. The radius may be continually changing. EllipticalTop View Image Opening with a top the shape of an ellipse. Entasis View Image Columns and pilaster with shafts that are larger in the center than at the top or the bottom. Extrusion View Image A degree or level of stone exposure that profiles from an opening. Eyebrow View Image Unit that includes an eyebrow. EyebrowTriple View Image Unit that includes three eyebrows. FlatFace View Image Fat stone with no profile. Used most often in keystones, panels, quoins and fireplace upper mantels. FlatFaceSlant View Image Flatface keystone that slants back from the top. FlatTop View Image A unit that includes a flat top. FullFacade View Image Paneled with stone veneer. GothicArch View Image A pointed arch typified by the arches used in Gothic style cathedrals. Grade View Image On one level, as opposed to stairs that connect different levels. Grand Stair View Image A stair incorporating multiple radii or complex design and detail. Half View Image One-half of a standard unit. Usually dead-ends into a wall. Helical View Image Radius pieces that also involve a rise to another grade. Primary use is in helical or spiral stairs and walls with compound radii. Octagonal View Image Eight straight sides and no radius. OnePiece View Image Made as a single piece. Ornament View Image Includes an ornament. Palladium View Image Incorporates an arch into a square top. Panel View Image A sheet of stone. Panels may be recessed, raised or flat and can include ornamental artwork. PassThrough View Image Pier or newel cap with connections for hand rail or wall cap to go through. Pediment View Image Unit includes a pediment. Portico View Image Colonnade or covered entry typically using columns or arches. Quatrefoil View Image Having a 4 lobed pattern divided by cusps. Radius View Image Single flat radius. RadiusWall View Image Wall incorporating a radius. The back of the stone must conform to that radius. Random View Image Distributed in a random manner. Recessed View Image Indented into a flat surface. Rectangular View Image Rectangular in shape. Rope View Image Shaft or profile that resembles twisted rope. Round View Image Circular or Round. Can be a horizontal or vertical plane. Screening View Image Panel with design pierced through. Shaft View Image The main body of a column, pilaster or a newel pier. SlightSlope View Image Pier caps, chimney caps and wall caps with a slope from peak to main profile of less than 4 inches. SpecialShape View Image Shape or view not readily described any other way. Specialty View Image Keystone with a unique design. Sphere View Image Three dimensional round. Primarily used with ball finials without pedistals. Spiral View Image In the shape of a coil. Square View Image Unit that is square. SquareTop View Image Unit includes a square top opening. Stacked View Image Placed one atop another to make the joints align. Standard View Image For newel piers, taller than the balustrade. For hearths, flat with an eased edge. Steeple View Image Having a slope of greater than 4 inches. Straight View Image Unit is straight, no grade, no radii and no turns or copes. Tapered View Image Shaft that is larger at one end as opposed to straight. Tiered View Image Fountain made in layers or tiers. Treads View Image A step or walk on stone to traverse a grade. Tresse View Image Decorative panel often with interlocking ornamentation used to adorn buildings or walls. TwoPiece View Image Unit requires two pieces. Urn View Image A vase of varying shapes and sizes usually includes a footed base or a pedestal. Volute View Image A spiral or scroll-like ornament. Wall View Image A masonry fence around a garden, park or estate.