Natural granite with a bush-hammered or shot-blasted finish, either of these finishes makes it a completely anti-slip slab, a classic that never goes out of style, resistant, elegant, and maintains its appearance intact throughout its life.
Perfect for creating paths in your garden, comfortable, practical, maintenance-free, and with a natural beauty that will not leave anyone indifferent.
How to Place Slabs in the Garden
The placement is very simple, just make a sand bed the same size as the granite slabs you choose and set them well on that bed, the pieces will not move. They can also be placed on mortar but it is not necessary.
The pieces are anti-slip so you don't have to worry, they are perfect for making steps and paths, withstand frost perfectly, and are a non-porous stone so dirt will not embed.
They are very durable pieces, dirt is not noticeable and with water, they look like new.
Difference Between Shot-Blasted and Bush-Hammered
Shot-blasting is one of the most basic finishes you can find in granite slabs, a technique that, thanks to the use of small steel chips, cleans the surface of the stone and leaves the granite with a rough finish.
Bush-hammering is another of the natural finishes used to remove impurities from the surface of the stone. In this system, the granite is struck with a bush hammer, whose head is covered with metal teeth that give the stone a slightly rougher finish than shot-blasting.
