Cobblestone

Cobblestones that we supply are made of Granite. It is one of the sturdiest and most durable materials. They are an ideal choice of product for driveways with heavy traffic.

Our Cobblestones are of Granite with an exfoliated finish and have the highest slip rating. They are known for having the best anti-slip surface.

Our Cobblestones are exfoliated/flamed on the surface and have split edges.

We keep two different sizes in Cobblestones- 90×90 mm and 100×100 mm in 20 mm and 30 mm thickness, respectively.

Cobblestones are a natural building material made of highly durable and water-worn stones used to pave streets, roads, and paths. Whether ancient or modern architecture, Cobblestones are used to pave roads due to their rustic and durable characteristic. They can endure extreme weather calamities and stand the test of time.

The word Cobblestone was derived from 'Cob' which means round or lumpy. Since ancient times they have been used to pave roads, paths and were a good upgrade from dirt roads.

Cobblestones tend to take heavy traffic and withstand extreme weather calamities. They are made of highly durable materials like Granite or basalt.

Ideally, Granite Cobblestones are considered the best for pavers. They are long-lasting, and their textured finish lends traction on steep surfaces.

Cobblestones are sedimentary rocks. They were originally collected from riverbeds where the water flow made them round.

Besides being durable and weather resistant, Cobblestone paving offers aesthetic appeal. Cobblestone pavers are easy to install and last for an eternity.

A brick is made of cast concrete. Some brick manufacturers call them Cobblestones which is technically incorrect, as they are concrete pavers. On the other hand, when used correctly, Cobblestones are small blocks of paving material made of natural stones.

Cobblestones are made of Granite which generally doesn't require sealing as it has fewer pores on the surface. However, we recommend sealing the Cobblestones to make them water-resistant as these stones are laid on paths and roads subjected to all the weather extremities, including rain.

Cobblestones for ages have been used as a paving material for roads. They help protect the area from getting muddy during rains or dusty in winter. They are strong and highly durable to endure heavy traffic. Cobblestones were the perfect replacement for sand roads.

Cobblestone paving uses small rectangular blocks of stone paving material, mainly Granite, to pave roads, paths, and pavements.

Cobblestones were first used in the early 15th century and were set in sand. At that point, they were sometimes bound in water that prevented developing guts or getting muddy roads.

We supply Cobblestones in 90×90 mm and 100×100 mm. The thickness could either be 20 mm or 30 mm. Please feel free to connect with our sales representatives to know more about it.

Yes, most of our Cobblestones have matching tiles and pavers. If you wish to extend the look outside and inside, you can look into our tiles and pavers matching with the Cobblestones.

We have brick bond pattern Cobblestones available on a mesh. We also have a straight pattern. Additionally, we can arrange loose pieces, in case you need them. However, for that, we would need sufficient lead time.

We have two sizes available- 90×90 mm and 100×100 mm in 20 mm and 30 mm thickness.

We recommend using 30 mm thick Cobblestones for your driveway project. The thicker the stone, the better is the load-bearing capacity.

Yes, we can arrange Cobblestone of any relative thickness that your project requires, provided the client allows us sufficient lead time to process it.

No, we have Cobblestones on a mesh which are easy to install. Single Cobblestone pieces tend to increase the overall cost of the project due to more man-hours in installation. But we can supply loose Cobbles as well if the project states so.

We have two mesh sizes available- 490×390 mm and 540×430 mm.

There are a total of 20 Cobblestones pasted on a mesh that we supply.

We supply Cobblestones in a brick bond pattern. We can also arrange a straight pattern with workable lead time if the project requires the same.

Generally, Cobblestones are used in making pavements, patio pavers, streets, walkways, driveways, and buildings.

Driveways made of Cobblestones are highly durable and long-lasting. Properly installed and maintained driveways can last 30 to 50 years.

Besides being durable and weather resistant, Cobblestone paving offers aesthetic appeal and is easy to install. Cobblestone pavers are low-maintenance and last for an eternity.

Cement is the best base for putting the Cobblestones on mesh for your front and backyard projects. For driveways, we recommend installing them on a reinforced concrete slab that is 120 mm thick.

Cobblestone walkways are durable and low-maintenance. Cleaning with a pressure hose would help remove dirt or grime. Remove any weeds from time to time.

Cobblestone pavers are slightly expensive than concrete pavers. The installation is time-consuming and a labor-intensive process. However, it does not require heavy machinery or expertise.

A cement-based bedding mix is used to fill the gaps between Cobblestones. The bedding should be deep enough to fit stones halfway.

Cobblestones are made of Granite which is less porous. Nonetheless, we recommend sealing the stone during installation for the best upkeep and maintenance.

We would recommend a light coloured grout for silver Cobblestones and dark coloured grout for black Cobblestones.

We highly recommend resealing the product every 3-4 years to let the Cobblestones retain their natural colour and be sturdy like ever for ages.

The best way to clean Cobblestones is to scrub with warm water and soap. Avoid using acid-based solutions to clean the Cobblestones.

It is best to use one or two squirts of detergent in one gallon of water, rinse it with a garden hose and let it dry.

It is not recommended to use vinegar to clean the Cobblestones. The best way is to clean it with a garden hose and put some dish soap or degreaser into a bucket of water and scrub it.

Bleach can dull the finish of Granite Cobblestones, and thus it is not recommended to clean Cobblestones. The best is to use some detergent mixture or mild soap water for cleaning and then drying the surface.