Limestone
Abbey (22mm) C
Black Kadapha (22mm) C
Kota Blue (22mm) C
C = Calibrated for a consistent thickness
About
Limestone is an attractive, durable, paving which features a softer riven relief in the surface.
Pavestone has selected three colours, all of which will complement classic and contemporary gardens.
The dark tones of Black Kadapha will mellow over time as the paving weathers to a stylish graphite grey*. An excellent choice for a contemporary garden.
The warm, golden/grey shades of Abbey gives this paving a appearance that creates a timeless charm in a traditional garden setting.
Kota Blue provides a blue/grey paving option, which perfectly complements both contemporary and traditional garden settings and especially where they will compliment grey stonework.
Pavestone Limestone paving has sawn edges that can be close jointed and a soft riven face.
* Should you wish to preserve the solid black colour of Black Kadapha, then this can be achieved by sealing the paving flags with Lithofin Colour Intensifier.
Coverage
Contractor Pack (Crate)
900mm x 600mm (13 pavers)
600mm x 600mm (13 pavers)
600mm x 290mm (13 pavers)
290mm x 290mm (9 pavers)
48 paving tiles per pack
48 pieces (Crate) cover approximately 15.0m2 based on a typical jointing gap of 5-14mm.
Single Size Crates
900mm x 600mm (Kadapha, Kota Blue & Abbey)
26 paving tiles per crate
1.8 paving tiles cover approximately 1.0m2
26 paving tiles (Crate) cover approximately 13.1m2
600mm x 600mm (Kadapha only)
38 paving tiles per crate
2.7 paving tiles cover approximately 1.0m2
38 paving tiles (Crate) cover approximately 13.9m2
600mm x 290mm (Kadapha only)
85 paving tiles per crate
5.6 paving tiles cover approximately 1.0m2
85 paving tiles (Crate) cover approximately 15.2m2
290mm x 290mm (Kadapha only)
150 paving tiles per crate
11.5 paving tiles cover approximately 1.0m2
150 paving tiles (Crate) cover approximately 13.1m2
Laying Comments
It is always advisable to view your chosen paving prior to purchasing at your local stockist to fully appreciate the diversity of colours in each range.
For best results and to reduce possible salt staining from the base mortar on the face, we recommend that a Slurry Primer should be applied to the underside of the paving at the time of laying. Addition of SBR Bond as an additive to the base mortar mix will improve the bond of the stone and the longevity of your patio.
A flexible jointing grout can be used but care must be taken not to let it dry on the surface of the paving. Alternatively use a traditional sand cement pointing mortar or Pointfix Jointing Compound..
Each of the colour swatches reproduced in this brochure demonstrate the overall hue of a paved area. The natural colour variation of individual paving flags may vary when viewed individually.