Antique Granite Cobblestone Pavers

Granite pavers, granite setts, or Belgian block as they are also referred to have grown to be coveted by architects and designers when presenting a client with choices for estate quality material. Cobblestone was frequently used in the pavement of early streets, paving with cobblestones allowed a path to be used year round. This product replaced stones with quarried granite setts in the nineteenth century. Setts were relatively even and roughly rectangular granite laid in regular patterns. Chosen not only for landscape design, old street pavers and vintage granite pavers have become a popular selection for new home construction. The result is a residence that is totally unmatched in uniqueness and appeal. Similar to old regal castles and long standing European garden walls historically inspired yet current and timeless.
Natural granite quarried from the earth provides desirable variations of textures and colors. Available in tones from pink to red, brown, and grey, whichever shade you choose results in a natural blend of colors that come together in a presentation of beauty. With a simple trickle of water from a fountain or a drop of rain, these granite cobblestone pavers provide a radiance that enhances any area.
Color Range:
Salt and pepper gray to dark gray, pink to dark pink, rose, purple, brown to charcoal.
Approximate Size:
10″ x 5″ x 5″
Utilization:
2.5 Granite pavers per sq. ft.
Antique granite pavers are sold palletized 120 granites per pallet. Full truckload consists of 18 pallets totaling 2,160 pavers.