Cobblestone, Pavers, Cubestone

Limestone and nature is the perfect combination to bring your outdoor spaces to life. Limestone has a lot of character and stands out against a backdrop of outdoor colors. When builders are looking for a beautiful and durable material to use outside, limestone is always a top contender.

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Slate is generally a good stone to use outdoors (depending on where you live) because it has a very low absorption rate. However, the absorption rate will vary slightly between different types of slate, so be sure to research the material you select.

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As sandstone is a natural material, it costs a little more than concrete. Natural stone pavers typically cost around $28 to $40 per square meter, but sandstone pavers are often on the lower end of that price range of most natural stone. Materials like granite and travertine are more expensive than sandstone.

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Crushed stone: if your patio will be used more extensively, a crushed stone base would be a good option to go with.Sand: If you're looking for a base that allows water to seep through then sand may be a good choice

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For a completely natural look, nothing beats natural stone for a patio. There are many different types of natural stone to choose from including granite, gneiss, porphyry, travertine, quartzite, slate, sandstone, bluestone and limestone. 

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Tactile paving is a system of textured ground surface found on footpaths, stairs and station platforms to warn pedestrians who are visually impaired.

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