
Photo source: Schwartz Stone
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Southern Pecan sandstone residential exterior in the cut or chopped format.
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Material sources
Southern Pecan is an Arkansas sandstone selection from Schwartz Stone, with buff, brown, black and reddish-brown tones.
- Listed supplier
- Schwartz Stone
- Material identity
- Named selection
- Quarry / operation
- Not identified in source
- Location
- Arkansas
- Color families
- Brown, Black, Red, Cream / buff
- Supply route
- Cut or chopped stone, quarry run, tumbled stone, thin veneer, flagstone and landscape stone.
- Listing source
- Producer documentation · source checked 29 Sept 2026
- Photograph
- Sourced photograph · checked 2026-09-29
No verified MSHA association recorded.
Research details
No individual MSHA permit is assigned to this material.
Independent source checks
- U.S. material origin
- VERIFIED
- Supplier relationship
- VERIFIED
- Material identity
- VERIFIED
- Producer relationship
- VERIFIED
- Quarry relationship
- UNKNOWN
- Quarry location
- UNKNOWN
- Operating record
- UNKNOWN
- Photo source
- VERIFIED
- Photo permission
- PENDING
- Technical data
- UNKNOWN
Each check stands on its own. A photo or coordinate review does not change a confirmed material identity or producer relationship. Operating records do not guarantee current inventory.
Related producer groups
Schwartz StoneSource-described uses
Cladding & exterior walls · Landscape & site stone
Uses described by the producer. This is not a finding of suitability for a particular assembly or project.
Application sourceAsk the supplier about current availability, material range, fabrication and test data for your application. A listing or MSHA status does not establish supply readiness.
Schwartz names Southern Pecan in its sandstone color collection and documents producing its sandstone in Arkansas.