Natural stone patio slabs for your property
TIMELESS ELEGANCE FOR YOUR TERRACE IN A VARIETY OF DESIGNS.
Natural stone slabs meet particularly high quality standards in many aspects of patio and garden design. Almost all types of natural stone meet the most important criteria:
Longevity
Robustness
Slip resistance
Many are even frost-resistant and light shades in particular guarantee that the natural stone slabs will not overheat at the height of summer.
What's more, the aesthetic factor is not neglected with natural stone patio tiles. Natural stone is one of the most luxurious floor coverings on the market and offers almost limitless possibilities for expressing individual taste and flair.
There are important factors that need to be taken into account when selecting materials for the patio design. In addition to the location of the patio, the specific use is one of the most important points. For example, do you want to use the patio primarily when the weather is fine or also when the weather is unstable? Who will be using the outdoor area? If you have children, the issue of slip resistance and slip resistance of the floor covering is particularly important.
There are a number of important factors that need to be taken into account when selecting materials for the patio design. In addition to the location of the patio, the specific use is one of the most important points. For example, do you want to use the patio primarily when the weather is fine or also when the weather is unstable? Who will be using the outdoor area? If you have children, the issue of slip resistance and slip resistance of the floor covering is particularly important.
WHAT TYPES OF NATURAL STONE ARE AVAILABLE FOR TERRACES?
For the design of your patio and various garden areas, we offer you the entire range of high-quality natural stone, patio slabs and tiles. Let us give you a brief insight into our portfolio:
LIMESTONE
Limestone is characterized by its robustness, ease of care and even frost resistance. At the same time, its warm, creamy color gives it an exceptionally elegant and Mediterranean appearance. The color also ensures a balanced temperature in hot weather and makes walking barefoot a particularly pleasant experience.
TRAVERTIN
Natural stone slabs made of travertine in the garden are made for people who love luxury but don't want to present it to the outside world in an exaggerated way. Travertine natural stone can be recognized by its natural-looking grey to light brown color. This allows it to blend in easily with almost any exterior design. Limestone is extremely slip-resistant when wet, which is why it is often chosen for wet areas indoors in addition to patio design.
DOLOMIT
Dolomite presents itself as a classically elegant solution not only on your patio, but in the entire garden area. Terrace slabs made of dolomite are robust and, with appropriate sealing, very hygienic. Dolomite stone is also very popular in the design of modern interior areas. Frost-resistant dolomite varieties are particularly suitable for patio areas.
GRANIT
With Natural stone slabs made of granite You can't go wrong with granite on your patio. Granite is particularly hard-wearing, easy to clean and you can enjoy it for a particularly long time. Due to their tread resistance and slip resistance, natural stone patios made of granite are particularly suitable for families with children and pets. The wide range of colors available for granite patio stones, from cream to dark anthracite, should also be emphasized.
MARMOR
In terms of beauty and elegance Natural stone terraces made of marble as well as Crystal marble can hardly be surpassed. Different types of marble offer you the freedom of an individual design that can be brought into visual harmony with many different types of surrounding materials. MarbleNatural stone patio tiles are also very durable and weather-resistant. Although regular maintenance measures are necessary, marble is also an easy-care natural stone for outdoor areas. Crystal marble is also frost-resistant.
SANDSTONE
Natural stone slabs made of sandstone are an excellent choice for patios, gardens, courtyards and pool areas. The visually very natural-looking sandstone has a high density, which gives it its pleasing durability. The professional choice of binder when laying the natural stone slabs on your patio can determine the future color of the patio stones. Natural stone patio tiles made of sandstone are both non-slip and frost-resistant.
Within our web category Natural stone we present other types of possible natural stone slabs for patios and gardens.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NATURAL STONE TERRACE
Below we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about natural stone slabs in garden and outdoor design.
WHAT ARE THE KEY ADVANTAGES OF NATURAL STONE ON THE TERRACE?
Natural stone slabs cover the most basic properties that outdoor floors should have: They are robust, weather-resistant and slip-resistant. A wide range of natural marbles and colors cater to many tastes and design requirements.
WHAT ARE THE DISADVANTAGES OF NATURAL STONE SLAB TERRACES COMPARED TO OTHER MATERIALS?
Natural stone patio tiles are often considerably more expensive than other floor coverings. When choosing the color of the stone slabs, you should also bear in mind that dark-colored floors can heat up quickly in summer.
CAN I CLEAN MY STONE SLABS IN THE GARDEN WITH A PRESSURE WASHER?
Yes and no. It all depends on the type of stone. Granite, for example, is usually able to withstand the high water pressure. However, other natural stone slabs react sensitively and stone structures can be easily damaged. To be on the safe side, contact your dealer before you plan to clean your floor.
ROAD SALT AND NATURAL STONE SLABS: ARE THEY COMPATIBLE?
Although some types of natural stone, such as granite, cope better with de-icing salt water than others, we do not recommend the use of de-icing salt. With travertine, sandstone or limestone, for example, its use can sometimes lead to unsightly discoloration. Better: When buying natural stone for paths and driveways, look out for frost-resistant types of stone. Sand or grit also offer good alternatives to hard road salt.