Cherokee Red Sandstone Guillotine Steps

Name: Cherokee Red Sandstone Guillotine Steps
Brand: Star Stone Quarries, Inc.
SKU: SSCR1472
Availability: InStock

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Quarried from our Heber Quarry – Heber, Utah, Cherokee Red Guillotine Steps deliver the same iron-rich sandstone that defines the valley, precision cut into structural stair treads built for elevation change done right.

With clean tops, guillotine-cut edges, and consistent thickness options, these steps create stairways that feel permanent and intentional, not improvised. They don’t look added on. They look built in.

Cherokee Red Guillotine Steps are a Feature product when you Build It Right.™

Features bring life and movement to the project and are used for:

• Connect patio levels
• Anchor retaining walls
• Define entrances
• Transition terraces
• Turn slope into architecture

Stairs are how people experience the space. They should feel solid underfoot and visually grounded.

We’ll help you Build It Right.™ Build It Beautiful.™

Product Details & Specs

Build It Right Stage: Feature

Stone Type: Natural Sandstone

Format: Guillotine Step (Clean Top, Precision Edged)

Depth:
• 18"

Length Options:
• 2'
• 3'
• 4'

Thickness Options:
• 4–6"
• 6–8"

Applications:
Patio stairways, retaining wall transitions, landscape elevation changes, terrace access, outdoor living entries

Origin:
Heber Quarry – Heber, Utah

Finish:Natural top surface with guillotine-cut edges

Shipping & Availability

FOB Heber, UT.

Available for pickup at American Stone Salt Lake City, Heber, Sunset, Moulton, Oakley, and Vancouver (inventory transfer may apply).

We also offer:

• Palletized delivery

• Job site drop with verified truck access

• Loading assistance (equipment required)

FAQs

Q: When should I choose 6–8" over 4–6"?
A: Choose 6–8" for larger elevation changes and projects demanding stronger visual mass. Use 4–6" for smaller transitions and tighter integrations with patios.

Q: Are these load-bearing?
A: Yes, when installed over proper compacted base and structural support. Installation design should match site conditions.

Q: Can I mix lengths in a single run?
A: Yes. Mixing 2', 3', and 4' pieces allows for wider staircases and creative layouts.

Q: Do they require mortar?A: Installation method varies by project. Many are dry-set on compacted base with appropriate leveling and support.

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