ALLSTONEQUARRY PRODUCTSFlagstone / Patios & pathways
Explore square-cut and random flagstone for patios, garden paths and entrances. Visit our Schomberg yard and showroom to discuss the right format, finish and quantity for your project.
Two starting points
Compare the edges and layout first, then discuss the material, thickness and finish for your project.
Regular edges support a more geometric layout. Consider how the paving meets steps, thresholds and surrounding masonry.
Irregular outlines create a different pattern across patios and garden paths. Discuss the available shapes and the finish you want to achieve.
Paving in context
Explore paving patterns, entrance transitions and step details from Allstone’s project gallery. Select an image for a closer look.
Diagonal paving beside a curved entrance.
The connection between the paved area and the stair.
Rounded step edges within an entrance design.
Bring these details
A photograph can help describe the appearance. Dimensions and site details help the team discuss the actual order.
Share the approximate area and whether you’re planning a path, patio, entrance or another use.
Compare shape, colour, texture and thickness with the team. Natural variation is part of the selection.
Include any steps, changes in level, borders or adjoining materials in your drawings.
Tell us your project location, desired timing and any handling or access constraints.
Planning your order
Square-cut and random are the two formats in Allstone’s flagstone range. Contact the team to confirm the current materials, sizes and availability.
Provide the area and intended layout. Quantity depends on the selected format, dimensions, cutting and the project design; ask the team to help work through the order.
Share the adjoining details and desired appearance. Allstone can discuss paving, step and coping options, including any custom fabrication requirements.
The gallery shows completed project work and design details. Confirm the material and availability for your order with Allstone.
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Share your area, preferred look and project location. Add photos or drawings if you have them.
Working in the GTA or further afield? Include your destination when asking about delivery.