Benefits of ClassicStone
Natural Paving USA’s calibrated hardscape products present homeowners with the ultimate in durability and beauty with:
- Gauged to 1” thick
- 15,000 PSI Compressive Strength (Av)
- Great for concrete overlay
- Easy and fast laying
Such credentials make natural stone the natural choice over concrete and irregular stone paving alternatives.
What's included in the ClassicStone circle kit:
Each kit weighs approximately 840 lbs.
Natural Paving's cleft natural sandstone has the beauty and hard-wearing qualities of real stone to add timeless appeal to any landscape. The colors and textures have formed naturally since time began which give each skillfully crafted piece its own wonderfully unique qualities. This hand split naturally riven paving circle feature kit creates an interesting focalpoint within a paved area or works equally well as a standalone feature
GOLDEN FOSSIL
Has shades of light buff, gray and occasional bronze. Some pieces of stone may show fossil imprints.
Color Variation
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 3.5% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 20.7 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.8 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 57 when dry and 51 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
HARVEST
Harvest has shades of warm brown, pink, gray and buff.
Color Variation
Highly Varied
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 2.6% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 14.6 to 17.1 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 4.2 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 62 when dry and 56 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
LAKELAND
Lakeland has shades of cool brown, lilac, gray and occasional buff.
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 1% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 24.8 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.3 Map of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 52 when dry and 37 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
PROMENADE
Promenade has delicate shades of dove gray and occasional buff.
This paving has moderate color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 1.6% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 26.1 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strength of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.8 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 61 when dry and 51 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
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Availability: Full
Avg Quantity usage: 1 each
Sizes: 8 ft. - 45 Pc
Quarry Location: Savanah, Georgia
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Benefits of ClassicStone
Natural Paving USA’s calibrated hardscape products present homeowners with the ultimate in durability and beauty with:
- Gauged to 1” thick
- 15,000 PSI Compressive Strength (Av)
- Great for concrete overlay
- Easy and fast laying
Such credentials make natural stone the natural choice over concrete and irregular stone paving alternatives.
What's included in the ClassicStone circle kit:
Each kit weighs approximately 840 lbs.
Natural Paving's cleft natural sandstone has the beauty and hard-wearing qualities of real stone to add timeless appeal to any landscape. The colors and textures have formed naturally since time began which give each skillfully crafted piece its own wonderfully unique qualities. This hand split naturally riven paving circle feature kit creates an interesting focalpoint within a paved area or works equally well as a standalone feature
GOLDEN FOSSIL
Has shades of light buff, gray and occasional bronze. Some pieces of stone may show fossil imprints.
Color Variation
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 3.5% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 20.7 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.8 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 57 when dry and 51 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
HARVEST
Harvest has shades of warm brown, pink, gray and buff.
Color Variation
Highly Varied
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 2.6% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 14.6 to 17.1 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 4.2 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 62 when dry and 56 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
LAKELAND
Lakeland has shades of cool brown, lilac, gray and occasional buff.
This paving has a high amount of color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 1% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 24.8 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strangth of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.3 Map of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 52 when dry and 37 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.
PROMENADE
Promenade has delicate shades of dove gray and occasional buff.
This paving has moderate color and shading variation present within the range.
During tests, this paving absorbs less than 1.6% water when fully saturated. The lower the water absorption, the lower the risk of algae growth and staining. By comparison, concrete paving has an average water absorption of 6%.
During testing, this paving showed flexural strength of 26.1 Mpa. The flexural strength value shows how much bending stress a paving unit can be put under before it breaks and the higher the number, the stronger the paving. By comparison, concrete paving has an average flexural strength of 5 Mpa.
During a repeated test cycle of freezing to -40 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by thawing, this paving only lost 0.8 Mpa of flexural strength. This result demonstrates excellent paving resilience.
This paving has a slip resistance PTV rating of 61 when dry and 51 when wet. A pendulum is used to swing across the stone to determine friction. The rougher the surface, the more the pendulum slows and the higher the value.