Flagstone

Types of stone used for flagstone include sandstone, bluestone, slate, quartzite, and limestone. These large, flat slabs of stone are usually milled in thicknesses of 1 to 3 inches. They are a product of nature, so no two stones are exactly alike. Flagstones are available in a wide range of colors from white sandstone to black slate and can blend with other surfaces and hardscape elements in a landscape. Due to the nature of their texture, density, and natural color variations, flagstones are an ideal stone flooring choice for high-traffic areas such as driveways, courtyards, garden paving, pool surrounds, and pathways.

Flagstone adds permanence, strength, and durability to a landscape along with creating a natural hardscape element in the area. Part of flagstone’s appeal is its versatility: it can be cut into uniform rectangular shapes or more random, irregular pieces that can be arranged like a puzzle. Its roughened surface texture offers good, safe traction, especially important in wet conditions, making them an ideal choice for outdoor flooring.

Stone & Tile’s collection of flagstone includes slate, shellstone, sandstone, quartzite, and limestone in a variety of sizes that are suitable for any project. They are available in many different shades to complement any style of outdoor décor. From ultra-modern with a delicate sparkle, to rustic wood-effect, there are plenty of styles and colors for you to choose from. All these products reflect the feel of natural stone for a truly authentic look, but with a practical edge. Whether you are creating your dream patio or adding character to your garden, we are sure to have the perfect stone for you.

Natural Flagstone 

Natural flagstone is irregularly shaped stone most commonly used for walkways, patios, and paths. Other uses of natural flagstone may be small garden walls, borders, and ponds. Natural flagstone is mostly smooth and durable enough to withstand common foot traffic. They come in a variety of shapes and colors and are sold by weight. The colors and shapes of flagstone stone can enhance your landscape design with a rustic look. Irregular-shaped stone flagstones work well as stepping stones and accents, while cut natural stone flagstone is often used for patios and as column caps. Stone & Tile offers a wide range of flagstone in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures to meet your building and project needs.

Slate Flagstone

Often used as flagstone, slate has a uniquely soft texture and subtle color palette that visually draws people in like a magnet. Slate flagstone comes in small to large sizes and is ideal for use in a variety of areas. Slate is one of the most common types of flagstone that people use when they want to work on wall cladding. Because of its high density and irregular water absorption characteristics, slate flagstone does not tend to de-laminate under freeze-thaw conditions. Traditional slate flagstone is ideal for kitchen flooring, especially for a country cottage look and feel. With modern properties, the smooth sharp-edged slate flagstone can add to the contemporary feel for a property. Black slate flagstone is perfect for flagging patios, walkways, patios, driveways and pool decks.

Sandstone Flagstone

Sandstone is one of the most popular stones for garden paving, and one of the reasons why it is so popular is that it is quite weather-resistant. This material is a dense type of flagstone that can withstand some harsh conditions without any negative impact on its overall aesthetic appeal. Sandstone flagstone is ideal for use indoors and with underfloor heating; they can also be laid outside for patios, seating areas, and garden paths. The color of sandstone flagstone varies depending on its mineral composition and ranges from beige to red. Blue-gray and lilac-gray are common sandstone colors as well. Light gray, tan, soft golden cream and orange-brown are gaining popularity on the market as well. Sandstone flagstones can resist heat absorption. They are porous and require water-based sealer that can allow flagstone to continue to breathe naturally while protecting it. The alternative to sandstone flagstone is quartzite flagstone, which includes marble and is denser.

Black Flagstone 

Black flagstone provides an excellent surface for patios, paths and indoors where a more rustic appearance is required. Black flagstone conveys an authentic richness that won’t fade with time and is a popular choice when creating flooring designs for the interior or outdoors. Black flagstone is the perfect addition to any landscaping design. Flagstone black will look amazing in both country and modern properties.

Porcelain Flagstones

Porcelain flagstones are a popular choice for the projects where flagstone flair is required, but natural flagstones just will not cut it. These are high quality tumbled limestone effect porcelain flagstones. They are extra-thin, extra-strong, and very easy to install and maintain. They will add farmhouse-chic or that classic touch you need to your interior design project. Porcelain flagstones are large-format and come in a range of natural stone colors and finishes so you can achieve flagstone finesse, no matter what your décor and design theme. Porcelain paving is one of the most beautiful additions you can make to a garden or patio.

Are you looking for landscaping flagstone rock? Explore our extensive selection of flagstone natural stone, which includes varieties in several different colors and textures!