Oyster Roast 2011

Tuesday, 08 November 2011 13:41 Brian Baltzegar
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     It’s almost that time again! November 18th is the date for our annual oyster roast at Dolphin Head. We are expecting this year to be the best one yet. “Blowout” is the phrase that keeps getting used!

     A couple of things will be different from previous years. Along with the usual oysters and low country boil, we’re going to be roasting a whole pig this year. Cornhole games, The Tim Horan Band, keg beer, bigger bonfires, and an earlier start are the ways that we plan to one up last year’s party.

     The event is a celebration of all of our hard work as well as a kind of Thanksgiving to our loyal customers and friends. It’s going to be a great time. Dress warm and come smiling!

 

Friday November 18 at 5:00pm.

Dolphin Head recreation area @ Hilton Head Plantation

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 November 2011 16:41
 

OSHA Visit

Sunday, 06 November 2011 02:45 Sasha Sweeney
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Last week, StoneWorks participated in our second voluntary OSHA inspection. As most already know, OSHA is a government agency that enforces compliance of codes relating to workers’ safety and health. The previous inspection that we had was in 2003. There have been many changes in our company since ‘03 including new equipment, employees, and procedures. I thought it was time to call OSHA back to help us stay within compliance and prevent possible accidents.

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Quartzite – What is it?

Thursday, 27 October 2011 03:49 Brian Baltzegar
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Each day I am learning more and more about quartzites. I have to admit that up until about 2 years ago, I was not very familiar with quartzite at all. Quartzite is a metamorphosed sandstone comprised of mostly fine grained quartz. Our company is directly importing slabs of this exotic and beautiful material from Brazil. I have talked to some of our suppliers about the stone, and I was surprised to find that their knowledge of quartzites is very limited. In fact, many quartzite colors are sold as “granite” to U.S. companies. This is a shame because quartzites have their own unique properties that should be appreciated.

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Seams…… The Unwanted Stepchild of Granite Countertops

Thursday, 27 October 2011 03:47 Patrick
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I’m going to dive right in here folks, nobody LIKES seams. Nobody. Anyone one who says they like seams is, well…., a LIAR. Let’s start internally. Templating a top is much easier to do without any seams. The layout goes much smoother when no one has to worry about matching the color of two pieces seamed together; Fabrication is a breeze when tops don’t have to be put together so the front edges can be gauged to ensure a perfect union between stones.

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Mineral Deposits and Water Marks

Thursday, 27 October 2011 03:45 John Baltzegar IV
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Mineral deposits on stone countertops are common in hard water areas of the country, such as Hilton Head Island. Tap water is the root of this problem. The water piped into your home is loaded with minerals, and even with a purifier, water is only as good as the filter.

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