Flagging or Patio Stone Options

Please Note: These pictures are a representation of the what the stone will look like. Natural stone will vary, sometimes greatly, in color and texture. It's always best to see the stone in person before making a decision.

Black Hills Flagging
Canyon Gray Jumbo Flagging
Chilton Premium Steppers
Colorado Red Steppers

Planning For Your Flagging Installation

Whether you’re considering a walkway, patio, or flagstone installation there are some simple planning considerations that will make your project a success:

  1. Measure the length and width of the area to determine square footage.
  2. Depending on the type of stone you pick the bed depth required will be different.
  3. Consider using small aggregate to fill the gaps between the stones.
  4. A natural stone patio or walkway can really add to the curb appeal of your property.
  5. Some stones will have minor color changes over time.
Chilton Premium Steppers used in flagging path
Full Color Pennsylvania Irregular Flagging
Eden Steppers
Golden Quartz Flagging
Pennsylvania Full Color Pattern Quartzite
Pennsylvania Full Color Pattern
Pennsylvania Tumbled Stand Up Flagging

Patio Stone Coverage

Steppers = 1-2” thick @ 90 – 110 square feet per ton

Large Flagging = 1.5-2” thick @ 70– 90 square feet per ton

Large Flagging = 2-3” thick @ 50 – 70 square feet per ton

Large Flagging = 3- 4” thick @ 40 – 50 square feet per ton

Jumbo Flagging = 3.5- 4.5” thick @ 35 – 40 square feet per ton

Coverage may vary depending on field conditions, depending on tightness of joints

Square feet = Length x Width

Pennsylvania Irregular Lilac Flagging
Powder Blush Flagging
Rustic Buff Jumbo Flagging
Southern Buff Flagging
Tennessee Gray Flagstone
Tennessee Blue Gray Extra Large Flagging
Tennessee Brown Flagstone
Tennessee Cut Steppers

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Please Note: These pictures are a representation of the what the stone will look like. Natural stone will vary, sometimes greatly, in color and texture. It's always best to see the stone in person before making a decision.