Our 2’ x 4’ Rosa Granite paving slabs create an aged stone patio. (more pictures)
Significant public places have long been paved with stone slabs to create beautiful, timeless spaces that can be enjoyed for generations. You’ll find these paving stones in public plazas in front of major buildings, gatherings spaces on university campuses, outdoor amphitheaters and streetscapes across the country.
Typically, these stone slabs retain their original surface finish because they have only been exposed to pedestrian traffic since being installed. Thanks to decades of exposure to the elements, each stone often has its own vibrant patina, which can vary significantly across a single site depending on where each stone was installed.
When we recover these historic stones, they carry with them the events they’ve witnessed throughout their long lifespan and can add a distinctive quality to any project.
To discover more about the history of our reclaimed street pavers, visit the History section below.
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Significant public places have long been paved with stone slabs to create beautiful, timeless spaces that can be enjoyed for generations. You’ll find these paving stones in public plazas in front of major buildings, gatherings spaces on university campuses, outdoor amphitheaters and streetscapes across the country.
Typically, these stone slabs retain their original surface finish because they have only been exposed to pedestrian traffic since being installed. Thanks to decades of exposure to the elements, each stone often has its own vibrant patina, which can vary significantly across a single site depending on where each stone was installed.
When we recover these historic stones, they carry with them the events they’ve witnessed throughout their long lifespan and can add a distinctive quality to any project.