Sawn cobblestone slices

1.017,13 €
1.017,13 €
Unit price 56,51 €  per  m2

Delivery in 3–15 days

Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.
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Sawn cobblestone slices

All the character of cobblestone paving with the thickness of a tile. The slice is made by sawing the cobble top and bottom, leaving a 3 cm thick piece with two flat faces: it is laid as a covering over a slab, with little build-up height, and leaves a flat, multicoloured surface that reveals the inside of the stone.

Benefits

  • Only 3 cm thick: little build-up height, ideal for renovating an existing slab or terrace.
  • Two flat faces: it sits stably and leaves a smooth surface that is comfortable to walk on.
  • Natural multicolour: a blend of cobbles from several stones that reveals the inside of each one.
  • Excellent coverage: about 18 m² per crate at only 65 kg/m².
  • Natural stone: no pigments or coatings to wear off.
  • Shipping included in the price: crates of up to 1,200 kg with transport included in the price.

Uses

Natural stone paving for private customers and for projects by architects, local councils and landscapers:

  • Terraces, patios and porches over an existing slab
  • Walkways and pedestrian areas
  • Renovation of floors with limited height available
  • Bands and borders combined with cobblestone paving

The sawn cobblestone slice is the low-thickness version: sawn top and bottom, it is laid as a covering over an existing slab, on terraces, patios, porches or pedestrian areas where there is no height for full pebble paving. For vehicle traffic or new-build pebble paving, choose full-height sawn cobblestones.

Models

Model Stone and colour Size kg/m² m² per crate Price/m² (VAT incl.)
Multicolour Blend of cobbles from several natural stones, multicolour Thickness 3 cm 65 18 €56.51

Installation and tips

  1. Start from a sound, clean, level concrete slab with a fall to drain water.
  2. Bond the slices with mortar or cementitious adhesive for outdoor use, spread with a notched trowel.
  3. Bed each piece with a rubber mallet and check flatness with a straightedge.
  4. Fill the joints with mortar and clean the surface with a damp sponge before it sets.

Vetonek tip: first check that the slab is clean, sound and has a fall to drain water. Spread the adhesive or mortar with a notched trowel on the slab and also on the underside of large pieces, and mix slices from different parts of the crate to spread the colours.

Format and shipping

  • Sold by the crate of about 18 m² (around 1,170 kg).
  • Shipping is included in the price.
  • Unloading at the destination must be done with mechanical equipment (forklift, crane or loader), as the crate weighs over a tonne.
  • The price per m² is shown as a reference.

Frequently asked questions

How are the slices laid?

On a sound, clean concrete slab with a fall, bonded with mortar or cementitious adhesive for outdoor use, like a covering. The joints are then filled with mortar and the surface is cleaned before it hardens.

How many m² and kilos are in the crate?

The crate holds about 18 m² and weighs around 1,170 kg, with an approximate consumption of 65 kg per m².

How many m² do I need?

Measure the length by the width of each area, add up the areas and add 5-10 % for cuts and piece selection. Divide the total by the m² per crate and round up.

What is the difference from sawn cobblestones for pebble paving?

Sawn cobblestones keep their full height and are set into a mortar bed like new-build pebble paving; the slice is sawn on both faces, is 3 cm thick and is bonded onto a slab like a tile. From above they look very similar.

Is it suitable for cars?

It is designed for pedestrian use: terraces, patios, porches and walkways. For driveways, full-height sawn or split cobblestone paving on a concrete slab is a better choice.

Can it be used outdoors in frost?

It is natural stone suitable for outdoor use. In frost-prone areas, installation is decisive: a slab with a fall, mortar or adhesive for outdoor use, well-filled joints and no voids under the pieces where water can collect.

What joint does it need?

A mortar joint, from a few millimetres to 1 cm depending on the look you want. Fill it well and remove the excess from the surface with a damp sponge before it sets.

Why does each piece have a different colour?

It is a blend of cobbles from several natural stones, and each cobble has its own colour and veining. That variation is part of its charm: mix pieces from different parts of the crate when laying for an even spread.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are the slices laid?

On a sound, clean concrete slab with a fall, bonded with mortar or cementitious adhesive for outdoor use, like a covering. The joints are then filled with mortar and the surface is cleaned before it hardens.

How many m² and kilos are in the crate?

The crate holds about 18 m² and weighs around 1,170 kg, with an approximate consumption of 65 kg per m².

How many m² do I need?

Measure the length by the width of each area, add up the areas and add 5-10 % for cuts and piece selection. Divide the total by the m² per crate and round up.

What is the difference from sawn cobblestones for pebble paving?

Sawn cobblestones keep their full height and are set into a mortar bed like new-build pebble paving; the slice is sawn on both faces, is 3 cm thick and is bonded onto a slab like a tile. From above they look very similar.

Is it suitable for cars?

It is designed for pedestrian use: terraces, patios, porches and walkways. For driveways, full-height sawn or split cobblestone paving on a concrete slab is a better choice.

Can it be used outdoors in frost?

It is natural stone suitable for outdoor use. In frost-prone areas, installation is decisive: a slab with a fall, mortar or adhesive for outdoor use, well-filled joints and no voids under the pieces where water can collect.

What joint does it need?

A mortar joint, from a few millimetres to 1 cm depending on the look you want. Fill it well and remove the excess from the surface with a damp sponge before it sets.

Why does each piece have a different colour?

It is a blend of cobbles from several natural stones, and each cobble has its own colour and veining. That variation is part of its charm: mix pieces from different parts of the crate when laying for an even spread.