Natural Stone Oval Step
Natural Stone Oval Step: Art in Every Step
Redefine the path of your garden with the Natural Stone Oval Step. These pieces are not just simple stepping stones; they are high-quality handcrafted elements, where each unit becomes a unique and exclusive work of art. Their organic shape and robust presence are designed for each step to stand out on its own, turning an ordinary path into the visual axis of your landscaping project.
With a Ø 45 cm (+/- 10 cm), a generous thickness of between 5 and 7 cm and an approximate weight of 30 kg per piece, these steps ensure exceptional stability and a lifetime durability, withstanding the elements without losing their elegance.
Choose Your Ideal Finish:
To perfectly match the aesthetics of your space, we present this model in two handcrafted finishes:
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Natural Finish: For those seeking the pure essence of stone. This finish highlights the yellowish and warm tones of the material, ideal for creating cozy, Mediterranean, or rustic-style environments that connect directly with nature.
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Bush-hammered Finish: A manual process that strikes the surface to extract a rough and sophisticated texture. This finish lightens the stone towards whitish tones, offering a luminous, modern aesthetic and, above all, a highly antislip and safe surface.
Why Choose the Oval Step from Vetonek?
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Handcrafted Manufacturing: Each piece is individually crafted, ensuring that no two are alike.
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Presence and Quality: Its 30 kg weight ensures that the stone stays firmly in place, preventing movement while walking.
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Versatility: Perfect for installation on grass, gravel, or decorative bark, creating paths full of character and distinction.
Features:
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Finishes:
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Natural:
- Natural top
- Sawed or natural bottom
- Sawed or natural edges
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Bush-hammered:
- Bush-hammered top
- Sawed or natural bottom
- Sawed or natural edges
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Natural:
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Dimensions:
- Ø 45 cm (+/- 10 cm),
- Thickness 6 cm (+/- 1 cm)
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Weight:
- Approximately 30 kg
Warnings
During the first winters, some stones may present chips. This does not compromise their frost resistance. These chips or flakes have two origins. The first is related to the geological formation of the stone. It is a simple natural phenomenon that allows the stone to lose its outer layer. The second is due to the stones passing through machines called chippers. Not all chips produced during the chipping process are necessarily removed during this operation. The first winters will take care of this task.
We remind you that it is strictly prohibited to place and/or grout the stone with cement mortar. The use of cement with this type of stone produces efflorescence, resulting in whitish streaks, and also prevents the stone from breathing, compromising its frost resistance and increasing the risk of chipping. Therefore, to avoid these problems, we strongly recommend placing our products on a base of fine sand.
Transform your garden into a design space with the nobility of handcrafted natural stone.