Sesame Grey
Exfoliated & Split Edges

We recommend using 30 mm thick Sesame Grey Granite Cobblestones for driveways. Thicker stones contribute to durability and better load-bearing capacity of driveways.

Can you arrange for Sesame Grey Granite Cobblestones thicker than 30 mm? Yes, we can arrange for Cobblestones of any relative thickness that your project requires. We only request sufficient lead time to process it.

We have Sesame Grey Granite Cobblestone available on a mesh which is easy to install. Setting loose cobblestone pieces is time-consuming and a labour-intensive job which increases the overall cost of the project. However, if your project requires loose pieces, we can supply the same.

With their immense durability, weather resistance, and load-bearing capacity, Sesame Grey Cobblestones are perfect for walkways.

For the front and backyard, cement is the best base for Sesame Grey Cobblestone mesh. For driveways, we recommend installing the mesh on a reinforced concrete slab of 120 mm thickness.

Sesame Grey Cobblestone walkways last long and are low-maintenance. All you need to do is clean with a pressure hose to remove dirt or grime and manually remove weeds from time to time.

Sesame Grey Cobblestones are natural stones and are susceptible to moisture or dust penetration. We advise sealing the stone during installation for its best upkeep and longevity.

We recommend a light coloured grout for Sesame Grey Cobblestones.

We highly recommend resealing the Sesame Grey Cobbles every 3-4 years to retain their natural colour and shine for a long time.

The best way to clean cobblestones is to scrub with warm soapy water. Please avoid using acid-based solutions as they can scar the surface permanently.

It is not advisable to use vinegar to clean cobblestones. The best way is to clean them is with a garden hose. You can also put some dish soap or degreaser into a bucket of water and scrub the surface.

Bleach is a strong abrasive chemical which can damage the surface of Sesame Grey Cobblestones. We do not recommend using bleach to clean the stones. The best is to use some detergent or mild soap in warm water and dry the surface post-cleaning.