Stone Pavers
From walkways to swimming pools, from patios to driveways,
classic stone pavers are durable paving materials
from the cobbled walkways of old Europe.
Stone Pavers are widely used for both residential and
commercial flooring projects, such as patios.
However you use them, whether its for a tranquil patio,
attention getting driveway, or welcoming front entrance, Stone
pavers offer instant charm and lasting curb appeal to your
home. For decorative value, hardness, slip resistance, and
other advantages, natural stone pavers excel.
Because they are not manufactured, as concrete and
brickpavers are, stone pavers have different qualities than
concrete andbrick and are often more expensive than their
manufactured cousins. The main benefits ofstone pavers are
their strength and durability. Combining the right wall systems
with your SilkStone pavers will reward you with a beautiful
testament to your discriminating style.
Stone pavers have many variations. One variation of this
stone Creekstone is lilac in color and comes out of the quarry
with natural rivets and a more varied surface. Creekstone The
round shape of creekstone makes it an excellent choice for
informal walkways within the garden. But avoid creating a
patio, a formal walkway, or other high-traffic area from
creekstone because these same crevices are places where heels
can get caught.
Cobblestones
Cobblestones can be made from almost any stone; these
particular examples are granite. Cobblestones also come in many
different colors, a grayish tone being the most common.
Dimensioned Cut
Stone
Dimensioned cut stone has a rough, sand-paper-like texture.
The stone undergoes a thermal process to create a texture
unlike the polished smooth surface of a countertop. Thermal
Bluestone Thermal bluestone undergoes a thermal process, which
creates a very flat surface with uniform coloring. Natural
stone offers many advantages over other manufactured building
materials.
Naturally occurringstone pavers are mined from quarries, or
collected from a rockoutcrop.
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