Granite is strongest of all natural stones.
Granite stone is an “igneous” rock - once was molten and formed as it cooled within earth’s crust.

Granite is very dense, features high slip resistance, and has a crystalline structure that makes it more resistant to abrasions, stains and discolorations. It is one of the most popular stones worldwide and excellent for patios, pools, walkways, and more.

Marble was once limestone that changed under intense heat and pressure, to alter its crystalline structure and introduce other minerals - these other minerals are what contribute to marble’s distinctive veining.

Marble is softer and more porous than granite. Marble Pavers keep certain areas of your outdoors cool because the heat quickly dissipates through the stone and it is also dense so it takes more energy to warm it up. Comes in many colors, patterns and textures, giving customers full design capabilities when matching it to exterior aesthetic.

Limestone, as a sedimentary stone, made of sand, calcium carbonate, silt, and clay, is dense and more porous than marble. Limestone can be found in many places in the world, and here in the US predominantly Texas and the Mid West.

With insulating characteristics (will resist getting cold or hot), durability and texture, Outdoor Limestone Pavers are great for pools and patios. Offered in a range of colors from light cream to dark gray, this stone lends a lot to landscape design aesthetics.

Sandstone is one of the most common types of sedimentary stone formed in two phases, through sedimentary aggregation and compaction. These are done through geological pressure and the nature of chemical reactions.

Bluestone and Quartzite are examples of Sandstone pavers. Sandstone offer a wide range of colors and work well with all applications. Sandstone pavers will need some maintenance and treatment depending on the application.