Medium-sized broken slabs 2–3 cm
Specifications
Thickness: 2–3 cm
Number of stones: 2–5 per square meter
Coverage area per pallet: 20 square meters
Weight per pallet: 1500 kg
Areas of application
Walkways and paths in the garden:
Paths are essential for creating a structured and accessible garden. Not only do they provide a practical way to navigate through the garden, but they can also help define different areas and create a visual separation between different garden elements. Paths can be made of different materials, such as stone, gravel or tiles, and can be customized to match the style and theme of the garden. A well-designed path can also help prevent wear and tear on grass and plants, while providing an aesthetically pleasing impression.
Terraces and patios:
Terraces and patios are essential for extending your outdoor living space. They serve as a perfect place for social gatherings, barbecuing, or just enjoying the sun. The choice of materials such as wood, composite or natural stone can affect both the appearance and durability of your terrace. In addition, you can include furniture, plants and lighting to create an inviting atmosphere. A well-designed terrace can also increase the value of your property and provide a great vantage point for your garden or surrounding landscape.
Framing flower beds:
Framing flower beds is an effective way to highlight plants and flowers. It can be done with stone, wood or other materials that provide a clear boundary. A well-defined border can help hold the soil in place, prevent weeds and give the flower bed a more tidy and well-kept appearance. In addition, different framing options can add texture and color to the garden, thus improving the visual impression.
Curbstones around pools:
Edging around pools is not only functional, but also aesthetically pleasing. It helps define the pool area and creates a safe transition between the water and the surrounding landscape. The choice of material for the edging can vary, from natural stone to tiles, and it is important to consider factors such as slip resistance and durability. A well-designed edging can also help prevent dirt and debris from entering the pool, making maintenance easier.
As decorative elements in landscape design:
Stones and rubble can be used as decorative elements in landscape design to create unique and interesting visual effects. They can be strategically placed to guide the eye throughout the garden, or used to create sculptural elements that can act as focal points. By combining different types of stone and textures, a dynamic and vibrant garden can be achieved that attracts the attention and admiration of visitors.
Medium-sized quarry slabs with a thickness of 2–3 cm, with 2–5 stones per square meter:
These paving slabs are ideal for a variety of garden applications. They provide a sturdy and stable surface that is easy to maintain. A pallet of paving slabs covers approximately 20 square metres and weighs 1500 kg, making them a practical choice for both small and large projects. Using these slabs, you can easily create walkways, patios or decorative areas that give your garden a professional look. It is important to plan the placement carefully to maximise both functionality and aesthetics.
