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   archyII | Aug 19, 2002 03:39am | #1

   Have you looked in the telephone book?  Tried a search under granite.  You might to tell us were you live.  By the way what is architectural granite.  Is it different than natural stone granite.

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   donpapenburg | Aug 19, 2002 07:03am | #2

   I live in central Illinois . I looked in the book. I need more options. Arcitectural granite is used in buildings dressup componants,pillars,stairs, flooring,etc. I need ph. no. from across the country ,some one out there wants a job. Don

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   james | Aug 19, 2002 07:27am | #3

   don, try a tile store. they may know a fabricator who has sources for stuff like that.

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   RevTed | Aug 19, 2002 07:46am | #4

   Home Depot

   Lowes

   Kitchen designers

   cabinet makers

   Funeral homes (headstone suppliers also do arch. work) 

   http://www.thebluebook.com/wsnsa.dll/WService=wsbrk1/viewpg.htm?docsstart=0&ncls=4130&bkid=8&cache=%5E

   http://www.granitepro.com

   http://www.stone-brick.com

   Rev Ted

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   donpapenburg | Aug 19, 2002 04:06pm | #5

   Thanks REV,

   Those are the kind of links I was looking for .

   Don

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   archyII | Aug 20, 2002 01:34am | #6

   I'm still confused.  Do you want a supplier or an installer.  What type of granite?  There are hundreds of different granites (by the way there is no such thing as architectural granite). 

   Try this link.  They guys over there are pretty nice and very knowledgeable

   http://stoneindustry.com/test/bboard0/

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   donpapenburg | Aug 20, 2002 03:45am | #7

   I am looking for suppliers. I will be the installer. Damn I didn;t know that . Yhen why are many of the web sites divided into monument and architectural sections? I know that it starts as the same rock There is also industial granite. Don