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About BlueStone Flagstone Paver, Walkway :
Flagstone pavers are flat natural-surfaced slabs of natural stone paving material obtained from a quarry. Flagstone slabs are usually made of slate, quartzite, gneiss, limestone or sandstone because these natural stones can be easily cut into slabs. Flagstone slabs are generally applied in garden floor applications and wall coverings. Flagstone slabs are preferred because they give a very nice natural look to the area where they are applied.
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Are pavers the same as flagstone?
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Pavers are comparatively easier to maintain and have proved to withstand traffic far much better than flagstones. On the other hand, flagstones are natural stones that may include slate, sandstone, limestone, bluestone, and travertine.
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Is flagstone cheaper than concrete?
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Laying stone will cost around $30 per square foot, while pouring, stamping and coloring concrete will cost around $15 per square foot. That means the overall cost for a concrete patio or walkway could be half that of flagstone. On larger projects, this will be a considerable amount of money.
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What do you put under flagstone pavers?
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Dry-laid flagstone simply means that the flagstone pieces are placed on a bed of sand and gravel. It is recommended that a patio or walkway base be at least 3” deep, then filled with a layer of compacted gravel covered with coarse sand.
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Why is flagstone so expensive?
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Some flagstone is more expensive because it is difficult to obtain or limited in availability. Flagstone shipped long distances can be more expensive due to fuel costs. For example, bluestone mined in Connecticut will cost a great deal to ship to California because it must be shipped across the entire continent.
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Is travertine pavement or flagstone better?
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One of the biggest advantages of flagstone is that it lasts longer than travertine and most other materials. You may be paying for more upfront, but flagstone's durability will make up for any repair costs you likely won't have down the road.
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Is flagstone slippery when wet?
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Especially, but not limited to, where flagstone is used for pool patio surfacing and poolside surrounds, flagstone can become dangerously slippery when wet, depending on the variation used.
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Can I lay flagstone over grass?
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Yes, you can. Stepping stones protect your lawn and add structure. When active feet beat a compacted pathway through your struggling lawn, it's best to bow to the inevitable.
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