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Bluestone Pavers and Bluestone TilesStone Central's bluestone pavers are a natural basalt stone that have the perfect blend of cat paws. Bluestone pavers are well suited for both residential and commercial applications.
We have a variety of blue stone paver sizes and surface finishes to cater for a wide range of paving projects. |
Bluestone Pavers and Bluestone Tiles cut to size
Bluestone Tiles 20mm
Bluestone Pavers
600x300 Sawn 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 600x300 Semi-Honed 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 600x300 Honed 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 600x300 Sandblasted 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 500x500 Sawn 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 500x500 Semi-Honed 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 500x500 Honed 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 500x500 Sandblasted 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 800x400 Sawn 20mm
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Bluestone Pavers 30mm
Bluestone Sawn Pavers 600x300 30mm
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Bluestone Semi-Honed Pavers 600x300 30mm
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Bluestone Honed Pavers 600x300 30mm
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Bluestone Sawn Pavers 500x500 30mm
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Bluestone Semi-Honed Pavers 500x500 30mm
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Bluestone Sawn Pavers 800x400 30mm
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Bluestone Crazy Pavers
Bluestone crazy pavers are an alternative solution to lineal cut to size bluestone tiles. Stone Central's bluestone crazy paving tiles have chiseled or natural edges, yielding a sophisticated ambience from different size bluestone pieces interlocking with each other.
Bluestone crazy pavers can be used for courtyards, alfresco areas, outdoor entertaining areas, driveways, garden walkways and wall cladding.
Bluestone crazy pavers can be used for courtyards, alfresco areas, outdoor entertaining areas, driveways, garden walkways and wall cladding.
Bluestone Crazy Pavers 20mm
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Bluestone Crazy Pavers 30mm
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Bluestone Crazy Paving Inspiring Photos
Bluestone Pool Coping Tiles
Stone Central has a vast selection of bluestone tiles made specifically to be used as bluestone pool coping tiles. Bluestone tiles used for pool surrounds can have a bullnose edge, a dropface or L shape finish or an aris edge. Corner pieces are also available for your next bluestone pool project.
BULLNOSE POOL COPING TILES
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DROPFACE POOL COPING
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CORNER POOL COPING
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Bluestone Pool Coping Inspiring Photos
Bluestone Stepping Stones
Basalt boulders have been split into various thicknesses and sizes to give us Stone Central's bluestone stepping stones.
BLUESTONE STEPPING STONES
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Bluestone Questions Answered
Whats the difference between bluestone tiles and bluestone pavers?
Bluestone tiles and bluestone pavers are both terms that are used interchangeably. Blue stone tiles are usually bluestone cut to size tiles that have a thickness of 10 mm or 20 mm. When we refer to blue stone pavers, we are usually referring to pavers that have a thickness of 20 mm, 30 mm or 40 mm.
What surface finishes are available for bluestone tiles?
The most common bluestone surface finishes are sawn, semi-honed, honed and sandblasted. Other surface finishes such as bush hammered, chiseled, tumbled, polished and flamed are also possible.
What surface finish should I choose for my blue stone pavers?
It really depends on the area of application and if it will be used indoors or outdoors. Honed bluestone is recommended only for indoor use. Sawn and semi-honed blue stone has a better slip rating than honed bluestone and is usually the bluestone of choice for outdoor applications. Sandblasted bluestone pavers have a coarse surface texture with excellent surface grip. Sandblasting bluestone gives the pavers an attractive rustic feel and is suitable for outdoor use.
What are blue stone cat paws?
The unique feature found on basalt tiles, which differentiates and elevates Stone Central's pavers above your ordinary concrete pavers. Cat paws are completely random and vary in size, position and intensity on each paver. That's what makes bluestone an exclusive choice for paving.
Are blue stone cat paws found on all pavers?
No. Taking in to account that bluestone is a natural stone, cat paws is found randomly on pavers. Stone Central's basalt is a selection of bluestone blocks with the perfect amount of cat paws.
Do I need to seal my bluestone tiles?
Sealing bluestone is recommend to provide your pavers with maximum protection. Selecting a good quality sealer is crucial as good quality sealers will provide you with a longer lasting optimum protection. The last thing you want to do is use a cheap sealer which requires re-sealing every 6 months. Removing stains from natural stone sometimes can be quite a challenge, so it is imperative to seal your natural stone with a quality sealer. Sealing will also help you clean your bluestone pavers with greater ease.
Can I use normal cut to size bluestone tiles as pool coping?
You can use normal blue stone pavers for your pool coping needs but Stone Central does not recommended it. Normal blue stone pavers have machine cut sides, which practically means that the paver side facing inside the pool will have a rough surface finish. Secondly, the edges of the blue stone tiles will have a square finish and not a neat bevel finish.
Bullnose or Dropface pool coping?
Both are equally suitable to be used as bluestone pool coping tiles. Dropface or L-shape blue stone tiles provide a modern finish to your pool. Bullnose pavers have a smooth rounded finish that suit a wide range of pool projects such as contemporary or jelly bean shaped pools.
Will sealing bluestone change its colour?
There are 2 types of sealers. Transparent and enhancing sealers. Transparent sealers retain the natural surface colour. Enhancing sealers on the other hand provide deep colour enhancement.
How much does it cost to install and lay bluestone tiles?
There are a number of factors which determine the total cost of installation. We suggest obtaining a quote from a qualified builder, landscaper or tiler to provide you with a detailed quote.
Where can Stone Central deliver?
We can deliver to most major cities including Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra.
I can't see the bluestone pavers I am after on your website. What can I do?
Feel free to contact us to provide you with more information and options.
Bluestone tiles and bluestone pavers are both terms that are used interchangeably. Blue stone tiles are usually bluestone cut to size tiles that have a thickness of 10 mm or 20 mm. When we refer to blue stone pavers, we are usually referring to pavers that have a thickness of 20 mm, 30 mm or 40 mm.
What surface finishes are available for bluestone tiles?
The most common bluestone surface finishes are sawn, semi-honed, honed and sandblasted. Other surface finishes such as bush hammered, chiseled, tumbled, polished and flamed are also possible.
What surface finish should I choose for my blue stone pavers?
It really depends on the area of application and if it will be used indoors or outdoors. Honed bluestone is recommended only for indoor use. Sawn and semi-honed blue stone has a better slip rating than honed bluestone and is usually the bluestone of choice for outdoor applications. Sandblasted bluestone pavers have a coarse surface texture with excellent surface grip. Sandblasting bluestone gives the pavers an attractive rustic feel and is suitable for outdoor use.
What are blue stone cat paws?
The unique feature found on basalt tiles, which differentiates and elevates Stone Central's pavers above your ordinary concrete pavers. Cat paws are completely random and vary in size, position and intensity on each paver. That's what makes bluestone an exclusive choice for paving.
Are blue stone cat paws found on all pavers?
No. Taking in to account that bluestone is a natural stone, cat paws is found randomly on pavers. Stone Central's basalt is a selection of bluestone blocks with the perfect amount of cat paws.
Do I need to seal my bluestone tiles?
Sealing bluestone is recommend to provide your pavers with maximum protection. Selecting a good quality sealer is crucial as good quality sealers will provide you with a longer lasting optimum protection. The last thing you want to do is use a cheap sealer which requires re-sealing every 6 months. Removing stains from natural stone sometimes can be quite a challenge, so it is imperative to seal your natural stone with a quality sealer. Sealing will also help you clean your bluestone pavers with greater ease.
Can I use normal cut to size bluestone tiles as pool coping?
You can use normal blue stone pavers for your pool coping needs but Stone Central does not recommended it. Normal blue stone pavers have machine cut sides, which practically means that the paver side facing inside the pool will have a rough surface finish. Secondly, the edges of the blue stone tiles will have a square finish and not a neat bevel finish.
Bullnose or Dropface pool coping?
Both are equally suitable to be used as bluestone pool coping tiles. Dropface or L-shape blue stone tiles provide a modern finish to your pool. Bullnose pavers have a smooth rounded finish that suit a wide range of pool projects such as contemporary or jelly bean shaped pools.
Will sealing bluestone change its colour?
There are 2 types of sealers. Transparent and enhancing sealers. Transparent sealers retain the natural surface colour. Enhancing sealers on the other hand provide deep colour enhancement.
How much does it cost to install and lay bluestone tiles?
There are a number of factors which determine the total cost of installation. We suggest obtaining a quote from a qualified builder, landscaper or tiler to provide you with a detailed quote.
Where can Stone Central deliver?
We can deliver to most major cities including Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Canberra.
I can't see the bluestone pavers I am after on your website. What can I do?
Feel free to contact us to provide you with more information and options.
BLUESTONE RANGE
Bluestone Crazy Paving Stone
Bluestone Pavers and Bluestone Tiles
Bluestone Pool Coping
Bluestone Stepping Stones
Bluestone Crazy Paving Stone
Bluestone Pavers and Bluestone Tiles
Bluestone Pool Coping
Bluestone Stepping Stones
We deliver blue stone to most Australian major cities such as Melbourne, Geelong, Colac, Warrnambool, Ballarat, Sunbury, Gippsland, Seymor, Shepparton, Euroa, Wangaratta, Wodonga, Bendigo, Benalla, Castlemaine, Kerang, Swan Hill, Rochester, Charlton, Horsham, Sydney, Wollongong, Nowra, Katoomba, Bathurst, Cowra, Young, Orange, Mudgee, Gosford, Newcastle, Forster, Taree, Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Grafton, Ballina, Byron Bay, Tenterfield, Glenn Innes, Armidale, Wagga Wagga, Albury, Corowa, Finley, Deniliquin, Canberra, Brisbane, Toowoomba, Bundaberg, Gladstone, Mackay, Townsville, Cairns, Adelaide, Murray Bridge, Wallaroo, Whyalla, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie and Port Augusta
