Limestone Pavers

Natural stone pavers are popular landscaping and building materials used for centuries with Limestone pavers being at the forefront of popular stones. Natural stones are robust, they can be used both indoors and outdoors in a variety of applications. They can be used for flooring and walling, even kitchen benchtops. For outdoors, natural stone plays an integral part by adding character and value to your property. Each stone paver has distinctive characteristics and an intrinsic beauty. Whether you want wall cladding, a natural garden path, a heavy-duty driveway or attractive pool pavers and copings, natural stone is a practical choice for its durability, aesthetics and ease of care once sealed. Outdoor & General offer a wide selection of natural stone pavers suitable for robust design schemes from classical to modern.

The right natural limestone pavers is one that complements your design, budget and sense of aesthetics. Limestone pavers are generally not the first choice for driveways but they can still bear a heavy load. The weight bearing capacity depends in part on the density, dimensions and quality of the stone. Our limestone pavers have a higher density than cheap limestone pavers with better resistance to moisture. Our 30 mm thick pavers, is a generous thickness that enhances weight-bearing capacity.

Our pavers come in several finishes that highlight the texture and colour of the pavers. All have a high slip-resistance rating suitable for outdoor use and wet environments. Distressed surfaces enhance the texture, and tumbled edges soften the look.

• Rusticblue Dark pavers is the sister paver to the Rusticblue Light and comes in deeper colours of blue-grey shades. The antique finish with tumbled edges gives a dark rustic blue colour that has weathered for hundreds of years. If you are looking for old-world charm with classical deep blue-grey colours, don’t look past Rusticblue Dark limestone pavers.

• Rusticblue pavers in light blue-grey tones create an attractive background that blends with any palette. The antique finish with tumbled edges gives a light rustic blue colour that has weathered for hundreds of years. If you are looking for old-world charm with classical light blue-grey colours don’t look past Rusticblue Light limestone pavers.

• If you are looking for a refined sandstone look paver with all the benefits of Egyptian limestone, then Sunny Menia is the way to go. The balanced tones of our Sunny Menia pavers range from whitish cream to pale grey. The sandblasted finish with tumbled edges provides a highly slip-resistant surface. Also brings out a biscuity colour with a touch honeycomb. It works well in sunny areas as light brings out the true quality of the stone, also reflecting heat, making it suitable to walk on barefoot such as around pool areas.

• Sinai Pearl in a sandblasted and tumbled finish surface presents a warm beige to light grey limestone. It is a cross-over between a classic cream travertine and grey or silver travertine, without the busy striations or swirls, and often large uncontrollable holes inherent in the stone. Sinai Pearl is a humble yet exquisite classical stone.

• Our Gem Grey are a standouts of our grey limestone pavers, have highlights of dark grey, suede grey with warm brown undertones and creamy light grey. The distressed finish gives a timeless look and is suitable for wet areas.

Limestone is heat-resistant, ideal for areas where you want a cool surface. It reflects sunlight and does not absorb heat. Making it a good choice for limestone pool pavers. Limestone pavers are also durable and slip-resistant. While they remain cool in direct sunlight, the unique colours also compliments any robust design. Our limestone pool pavers range from creamy white to grey-blue colours, creating attractive limestone paving flooring for poolside areas, gazebos, patios and stepping stones.

Sealer is recommended for all natural stones. It provides a protective surface layer against abrasion, scratching, water penetration and staining. Limestone is more porous than granite and basalt and is more likely to stain. Limestone and travertine stone are composed of calcium carbonate, which reacts to acids from rain, foods and drinks. Sealing also protects the natural colours of limestone and can even enhance their appearance.