From Texas
Cream-toned limestone, Texas-quarried, selectively sourced.
Lueders Limestone is a dense, cream-toned limestone quarried near Lueders, Texas — about three hours west of Dallas–Fort Worth. It has been used in Texas architecture for over a century, prized for its warm color, durability in heat, and clean cut.
The Block stocks Lueders for patios, pool decks and coping, steps, veneer, and traditional Texas hill country design. Standard sizes available off the shelf; custom cuts and slabs available on order.
Specifications
Origin
Lueders, Texas — West Texas quarry, ~3 hours from Dallas–Fort Worth
Color
Cream-buff with light grey veining. Buff (standard) or other on request.
Finishes
Chopped, sawn, brushed, honed
Sizes & thickness
12"×24", 16"×24", 24"×24" panels in 1" and 2" thickness, plus 14"–16" coping & bandings. Custom on order.
Common applications
Why Lueders
Built for the heat
Lueders stays cooler underfoot than darker stones, holds up to Texas heat cycles without cracking or fading, and has been the stone of choice for Texas architecture for over a century.
Weathers beautifully
Lueders softens and develops a warm patina with sun and weather — corners round slightly, the color deepens to a richer cream-buff that only gets better with time.
Pool deck favorite
The cream tone reads beautifully against blue water, and natural slip resistance (when sawn or brushed) makes Lueders a top pick for pool surrounds and coping.
Frequently asked
Tell us about it — color, finish, square footage, timeline. We'll send a quote, samples, and any guidance you need within 1–2 business days.