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Atlas Stone Platforms
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\nThree sided columns with tops that are dished about 1\/2″ in the center, concrete blocks inside the columns makes it harder to tip over. The heights are 71″, 67″, 63″, 59″, 55″, 52″, and 48″.
\nNew tops with 1.5″ dish.
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16″ Atlas Stones
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\nMade from Slater Stone 16″ mold, reinforcing re-bar foam balls and one 25lbs. lead weight. The weights range like this 198, 172, 167, 152, and 133 lbs.<\/p>\n

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\nMade from Slater Stone 18″ mold Light weight concrete and heavy weight concrete.
\nThe weights are 178, 216, and 242 lbs.<\/p>\n

New 20″ stones made with 20″ Slater Stone mold with Light weight concrete 1 with a 10″ foam ball and 1 with a 15″ rubber ball at 150, 215, 248, 288, 295, and 324 lbs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \t

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