CRAZY PAVING
Crazy Paving stone is an ideal solution for paving and wall cladding . Crazy paving, also known as random paving or flagstone paving has many uses and can be placed in backyards, patios, pools, garages, walkways, driveways and gardens. Random paving is widely used by landscapers to create unique garden features.
Crazy Paving Ambient Range
Oyster Quartz
Oyster Quartz Crazy Paving
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Rusty Slate
Rusty Slate Crazy Paving
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Black Slate
Black Slate Crazy Paving
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Crazy Paving Mediteranean Range
Imagine being transported to luxury retreats overlooking golden sand beaches in Greece, the seaside villas along the Spanish and French coast or to the prestigious houses surrounded by vineyards and green hills in Tuscany. Stone Central's crazy paving stones from the stunning Mediterranean range can add a warm and welcoming touch to any landscape.
All the below crazy paving stone products are quarried in the heart of Europe and most often are the stone products which compliment luxury villas, resorts and spectacular landscapes throughout the enchanting and mystifying Mediterranean region.
Click on one of the following luxurious crazy paving products for further information:
All the below crazy paving stone products are quarried in the heart of Europe and most often are the stone products which compliment luxury villas, resorts and spectacular landscapes throughout the enchanting and mystifying Mediterranean region.
Click on one of the following luxurious crazy paving products for further information:
Crazy Pavers Toscana
CRAZY PAVING TOSCANA
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Crazy Pavers Venice
CRAZY PAVING VENICE
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Crazy Pavers Santorini
CRAZY PAVING SANTORINI
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Crazy Pavers Roma
CRAZY PAVING ROMA
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Crazy Paving Bluestone Range
Crazy pave with Stone Central's bluestone outdoor tiles.
Bluestone Crazy Paving
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Was $80.00 per m2
Now starting from $58.00 per m2
Crazy Paving Stone Inspiring Ideas
Crazy Paving Questions Answered
What is crazy paving?
Crazy paving is a method of laying pavers that has been used for hundreds of years and is said to have originated from Ancient Rome.Crazy Paving is the result of paving with tiles or pavers with irregular dimensions. The overall effect is an amalgamation of different size pavers that exudes a sense of continuation and harmony without the use of regular shaped pavers or tiles.
Where can crazy paving be used?
Crazy paving has found it self to be a popular method of installing pavers or tiles in a vast number of applications. There are no limitations where crazy paving can be used. If common tiles or pavers can be used, then so can random pavers. Crazy pavers are a sought-after product, especially for outdoor areas, such as driveways, garden walkways, alfresco areas, outdoor entertaining and BBQ areas, swimming pool decks and swimming pool surrounds.
Indoor applications of crazy paving include, floor and wall cladding, especially handy when you want to create a feature wall or when you want to decorate your fireplace.
What kind of stone are crazy pavers?
Common types of stone that you will find in crazy paving format is : slate, basalt or bluestone, limestone, travertine, porphyry, granite and sandstone. Each stone has its own benefits and individual characteristics. Which stone is right for you, really depends on a number of factors. Feel free to contact Stone Central to help you out.
What is a natural split surface?
When natural stone is quarried in large blocks, it is then split manually into slabs by using metal pins and sledgehammers. This is achieved by identifying the stone layers found naturally in the stone blocks. This results in a stone that has a natural stone surface, otherwise known as a natural split surface. An example of random paving that has a natural split surface is slate crazy paving.
What is a machine cut surface?
When a quarried block of natural stone has been quarried and then sliced into slabs with a predefined thickness using a gangsaw, then the resulting stone surface is called machine cut. Crazy pavers with a machine cut surface have a surface finish which has usually been further processed to eliminate the gangsaw marks. An example of crazy paving with a machine cut surface is bluestone.
Do you sell crazy pavers on mesh?
No. Such pavers have usually been placed onto a mesh following a predefined pattern and once installed, the repetition of the pattern is obvious and defeats the purpose of natural random paving. Also, the edges of the tiles placed onto the mesh are normally machine cut (have well defined straight edges), loosing the appeal that occurs naturally on outdoor pavers with natural edged sides.
Crazy paving is a method of laying pavers that has been used for hundreds of years and is said to have originated from Ancient Rome.Crazy Paving is the result of paving with tiles or pavers with irregular dimensions. The overall effect is an amalgamation of different size pavers that exudes a sense of continuation and harmony without the use of regular shaped pavers or tiles.
Where can crazy paving be used?
Crazy paving has found it self to be a popular method of installing pavers or tiles in a vast number of applications. There are no limitations where crazy paving can be used. If common tiles or pavers can be used, then so can random pavers. Crazy pavers are a sought-after product, especially for outdoor areas, such as driveways, garden walkways, alfresco areas, outdoor entertaining and BBQ areas, swimming pool decks and swimming pool surrounds.
Indoor applications of crazy paving include, floor and wall cladding, especially handy when you want to create a feature wall or when you want to decorate your fireplace.
What kind of stone are crazy pavers?
Common types of stone that you will find in crazy paving format is : slate, basalt or bluestone, limestone, travertine, porphyry, granite and sandstone. Each stone has its own benefits and individual characteristics. Which stone is right for you, really depends on a number of factors. Feel free to contact Stone Central to help you out.
What is a natural split surface?
When natural stone is quarried in large blocks, it is then split manually into slabs by using metal pins and sledgehammers. This is achieved by identifying the stone layers found naturally in the stone blocks. This results in a stone that has a natural stone surface, otherwise known as a natural split surface. An example of random paving that has a natural split surface is slate crazy paving.
What is a machine cut surface?
When a quarried block of natural stone has been quarried and then sliced into slabs with a predefined thickness using a gangsaw, then the resulting stone surface is called machine cut. Crazy pavers with a machine cut surface have a surface finish which has usually been further processed to eliminate the gangsaw marks. An example of crazy paving with a machine cut surface is bluestone.
Do you sell crazy pavers on mesh?
No. Such pavers have usually been placed onto a mesh following a predefined pattern and once installed, the repetition of the pattern is obvious and defeats the purpose of natural random paving. Also, the edges of the tiles placed onto the mesh are normally machine cut (have well defined straight edges), loosing the appeal that occurs naturally on outdoor pavers with natural edged sides.
Stone central does not import sandstone crazy paving. The reason is because sandstone has a relatively high water absorption (~2 – 8% by weight) which can make the stone sensitive to staining and salt attack. Crazy Paving Sandstone generally has a low resistance to wear and tends to produce a gritty residue.
DRY TREAT STAIN-PROOF 946 mL
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DRY TREAT INTENSIFIA 946 mL
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DRY TREAT STAIN-PROOF 3.79 L
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Stone Central is Australia's trusted crazy paving supplier for Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide.
