Paving Stones

Worn limestone paving stones from Market Hall, an early-17th-century 

structure in Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, England.

Paving stones can be almost any type of stone.  Granites and other crystalline rocks are commonly cut into cobblestones or rectangular pavers.  Most flagstones are sandstones or layered metamorphic rocks like slate, schist or quartzite. Some are available in both dimensional cuts and as irregular flagstone. The best paving stones resists abrasion from foot traffic and do not absorb much water (or stains). Due to their physical differences, some paving stones are better suited for certain applications and environments.

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Frontier Sandstone
A tan, gray and brown sandstone flag that comes in large plates.  Also available in large slabs for stair treads, mantles and hearths.

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Frontier Sawn Rectangular Flooring
The Frontier is available sawn into pattern flooring.

Tumbled Frontier Cobblestones

Frontier Tumbled Pavers
Frontier pavers cut into rectangles and tumbled.

Bluestone
A sandstone that has been produced by several northeastern quarries for generations. Bluestone is available in dimensional cuts and as irregular flagstone.

Antique Yorkshire Flagstone
A beautiful worn sandstone flag reclaimed from 19th and early 20th century installations in England.

Desert Blonde Flagstone
A sandstone flagstone that has a variety of pale colors.

Antique Granite Cobblestones
These cobblestones have been reclaimed from 19th and early 20th century streets.

Prichard Quartzite
A brown, tan and rusty quartzite flagstone for interior uses only.

Colorado Buff
A light tan sandstone flagstone.

Colorado Red Sandstone
A light red sandstone, available as irregular flagstones.

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